RockBoard RPA 100 Power Attenuator

Rockboard RPA 100 Power Attenuator

With the Rockboard RPA100 Power Attenuator, you can set your amplifier to your favorite sound - including high-gain and power amp distortion - and then reduce the volume level at the speaker to an acceptable level for the stage or rehearsal room without changing the sound of the amp. Tube amplifiers in particular benefit enormously from this type of operation. With the Rockboard RPA 100 Power Attenuator, amplifiers with an output power of up to 100 watts can be tamed. With a choice of 4, 8 and 16 ohm connections, your amp will always see the correct speaker impedance, regardless of what type of speakers are connected to the attenuator. You can even use the amp without speakers and listen to the signal through headphones. In addition, the RPA 100 Power Attenuator offers the option of routing the signal from your amp's power amp via DI OUT or LINE OUT to mixers or audio interface applications or practicing with the amp's original sound via the headphone output. These additional outputs can be equipped with a speaker simulation for a more realistic sound. For practicing, backing tracks or drum tracks from external audio devices can be mixed in via the AUX IN.

• Power attenuator, power reducer
• Maximum output power of the amplifier 100 watts
• 3 x separate inputs for 4, 8 or 16 ohms
• AUX input jack 3.5 mm
• Speaker outputs (parallel) jack 6.3 mm
• Line level output jack 6.3 mm
• Headphone output jack 3.5 mm
• XLR-DI output
• Loudspeaker volume control
• Line level output level control
• On/off switch for loudspeaker simulation
• Switch for loudspeaker simulation 2 x 12 or 4 x 12 4 x 12
• 1 x 9 VDC, 2.1 x 5.5 mm barrel connector, negative pole on center contact, input voltage for operation with headphones / DI / line outputs
• with fan
• LED for overload indication
• Dimensions (L x W x H) 180 x 160 x 125 mm (incl. feet and controller) Weight 1545 g Feet and controller)
• Weight 1545 g

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