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Power Reducer

  • Maximum output power of the amplifier 100 watts
  • 3 Separate inputs for 4, 8 or 16 ohms
  • 1 x 3.5 mm AUX input
  • 2 x 6.3 mm speaker outputs (parallel)
  • 1 x 6.3 mm line level output
  • 1 x 3.5 mm headphone output
  • 1 x XLR-DI output
  • 1 x Volume control on the speaker
  • 1 x Level control for the line level output
  • 1 x On/Off switch for loudspeaker simulation
  • 1 x Switch for speaker simulation 2 x 12" or 4 x 12"
  • 1 x 9 VDC, 2.1 x 5.5 mm barrel connector, centre negative
  • Input voltage for operation with headphones / DI / line outputs
  • 1 x Fan
  • 1 x LED for overload indication
  • Dimensions (L x W x H): 180 x 160 x 125 mm (incl. feet and controller)
  • Weight: 1545 g
  • Leverbaar sinds Juni 2024
  • artikelnummer 590968
  • verkoopseenheid 1 stuk
  • Impedance 4, 8, 16
  • Noise Supression No
  • DI Interface Yes
  • Speaker Simulation Yes
  • Dummy Load (usable without cabinet) Yes
€ 79
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Problem solver

The RPA 100 Power Attenuator by RockBoard addresses a problem all too familiar to guitarists and bassists: Tube amps only deliver their iconic, saturated tone when pushed to high volumes, which causes the tubes to distort and compress in that desirable way. Unfortunately, in settings like home practice, rehearsals, studios, or even live performances, such volume levels are often impractical or unwanted - yet turning the volume down typically means sacrificing that beloved sound. With the RockBoard RPA 100, there's no longer any need to choose between tone and volume, as the device sits between the amp and speaker to reduce output while preserving the amp's authentic sound - all while providing a built-in cab sim, D.I. output, AUX input, headphone out, and more for seamless integration in both live and recording environments.

Rockboard RPA 100 Power Attenuator

Small box – huge impact

Measuring just 180x160x125mm (L x W x H), the RockBoard RPA 100 easily fits on any amp, cabinet, or even a desktop, with a design that evokes the look of a stylish mini amplifier. The front panel provides controls for adjusting both the output volume of the guitar signal and the line out, while the rear panel includes a 6.3mm jack for connecting speakers with 4, 8, or 16 ohms, along with an AUX input for external sound sources, a headphone output, line out, and a D.I. out. The latter features optional speaker simulation - switchable between 2x12" and 4x12" cabinets - making the Rockboard perfect for sending signals directly to a mixing console or recording interface. As its name implies, the RockBoard RPA 100 is capable of handling up to 100 watts of power with ease.

Rockboard RPA 100 Power Attenuator, connectors

For tube enthusiasts

A power attenuator like the RockBoard RPA 100 is an invaluable tool for guitarists and bassists who cherish the unmistakable sound of tube amps, which continue to hold their magic and appeal even in today's increasingly digital music landscape. The RPA 100 makes it possible to enjoy that dream tone anywhere - on stage, in the rehearsal room, in the studio, during home recording sessions, or even while relaxing on the sofa - without being limited by volume. Silent practice with headphones is just as effortless, and there's no need for an additional bulky unit cluttering the living room. Whether it's fellow musicians, family members, or neighbours, everyone around will likely appreciate the RPA 100 just as much as the player using it.

Rockboard RPA 100 Power Attenuator, logo

About Rockboard

RockBoard is a brand belonging to Warwick, which is based in Markneukirchen in Germany's Vogtland region. RockBoard's range focuses on pedalboards, which are available in numerous different designs to suit any application and budget, and are complemented by an extensive range of pedalboard accessories, from slick patchbays for expanding the boards and high-quality patch cables for loss-free connection through to high-performance power adapters and the "QuickMount system" for rapid effect changes. In short, RockBoard offers virtually everything that players need to easily set up their own individual pedalboard.

Toolbox for recording

The RockBoard RPA 100 Power Attenuator excels in capturing the sound of all-tube guitar or bass amplifiers, whether in a professional studio or a relaxed home recording setup, offering players a versatile toolbox designed specifically for these situations. A major advantage is its ability to operate without being connected to a cabinet, allowing the amp to be used silently while avoiding unwanted bleed into other microphones or tracks. The power amp signal is routed directly from the amplifier into the RPA 100's D.I. output, which can then be sent to a mixing console or audio interface for further processing. For an even simpler route to professional tone, the built-in cab sim can be engaged with a switch, providing a choice between the classic sounds of a 2x12" or 4x12" cabinet and delivering studio-quality results with minimal setup work.

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Design is better, but sound isn't
John Nada777 01.07.2024
I've had the Harley Benton PA100 for a few years now. The sound is really okay for home use, but nothing about the design is great.

When I saw this Rockboard attenuator, I hoped it could replace the Harley Benton. It looks better and sturdier and everything about the design looks better. And I was sure it would sound at least as good as the Harley Benton.

Sad to say it doesn't. It is really muffled and lifeless, where the Harley Benton just sounds more open, articulate and lively. Simply a matter of more highs.

Rockboard claims that with the attenuator wide open, there should be no attenuation. That is not true. Just like the Harley Benton it nocks off -9dB as soon as you plug it in.

I returned it, because at the end of the day I care more about the sound than how well I can read the prints on the device, where the in and outputs sit and how decent it looks. But it would've been great if Rockboard would've gotten both right!

Haven't tested the other options it has over the Harley Benton, like the line out with cabsim, the headphone output and aux input. Great that it has those options, but I'm pretty sure that won't sound better than my Two Notes CAB-M+.

TL/DR: If you want a better looking unit, get this one, for better sound get the Harley Benton PA100.
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Helaas is er een fout opgetreden, probeert u het a.u.b. later nogmaals.
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Solid and feature packed power soak
UKTG 07.03.2025
The Rockboard RPA-100 was my choice of attenuator from Thomann's excellent range at all price points.
The RPA-100 is solidly built, has all the features that are important to me and the Thomann price was within my budget.
Does a great job and I highly recommend.
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Helaas is er een fout opgetreden, probeert u het a.u.b. later nogmaals.
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Für zuhause perfekt!
george_89 27.09.2024
Da ich einfach gerne Röhrenverstärker spiele und zuhause, wie so viele, in der Lautstärke eingeschränkt bin, verwende ich mittlerweile zwei Stück davon, einen für meinen PRS MT15 und einen für meinen Marshall.
Grundsätzlich wollte ich einfach einen preisgünstigen Attenuator mit simpler Ausstattung, da ich beim (gelegentlichen) Recording ohne einen Modeller oder Plugins verwenden kann. Die Features wie Line Out und Cabsim sind daher ganz nett, aber benötige ich nicht wirklich. Der Kopfhörer-Ausgang klingt furchtbar und würde ich nicht ernsthaft verwenden, vor allem auch weil ich eben über einen Modeller oder Plugins spielen kann.

Der Marshall Origin kann ja selbst schon auf 20, 3 oder 0.5 Watt geregelt werden und selbst bei 0.5 Watt drehe ich den Attenuator noch auf ca. 70 % runter, dann kann ich den Marshall aber auch schön in die Vor- und Endstuffensättigung drehen.
Der MT15 ist brutal laut, die Regelung von 7 auf 15 W bringt da nicht viel (wohl eher für etwas mehr Kompression auf 7 W), falls ich mit relativ viel Gain und etwas Endstuffensättigung spielen möchte, muss ich den Attenuator schon sehr weit runter drehen, teilweise auf 20 %, es klingt aber nach wie vor gut. Ob es da einen Klangverlust gibt, kann ich leider nicht sagen, da mir der Vergleich fehlt und persönlich keine Möglichkeit habe, den MT15 jemals ohne Attenuator so weit aufzudrehen. Es klingt aber nach wie vor sehr gut und der Amp-EQ bietet ja auch nochmal viele Möglichkeite zum Nachregeln.

Alles in allem ein praktisches Tool für zuhause mit einigen Zusatzfeatures; daher insgesamt 5 Sterne, auch im Bezug auf den sehr günstigen Preis. Sollte ich jemals beide Amps ohne Attenuator voll ausfahren und somit den Sound mit/ohne Attenuator vergleichen können, werde ich das hier nachliefern.
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Helaas is er een fout opgetreden, probeert u het a.u.b. later nogmaals.
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Déçu
Sylvain922 13.07.2024
Sur le papier Rockboard présentait un produit alléchant.
Le + c'est la connectique.
Le gros - c'est le son qui est déformé et complètement aplati. Je perds toute la dynamique sur mon SV20H.
Merci au service de retour de Thomann très efficace.
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