Atlanta’s Acorn Amplifiers has announced the Elevenuator guitar amp attenuator.
Placed between an amp and speaker, the Elevenuator promises to retain the sustain and tube saturation of a cranked amp while lowering the overall volume.
Six levels of attenuation are on offer, with 50-watt power handling - combined with the level control, the volume can be brought down to 1-2-watt levels.
A reactive load attenuator means the device can be used with any impedance speaker, too.
The Elevenuator is available now for $285 (approx £210/€240) from Acorn Amps.
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