Awesome I will investigate the power scaling. Who of you has experience with that. That may be the best option. How much do such modifications cost? And is there a way to flip a switch and return it to its normal 50 watt state? Also when the power is scaled down how does it sound. I imagine that its totally different sounding at 15 watts that its full 50. The term scaled down leads me to think that it would sound the same but just scaled down.
I've had a couple of Power Scaled amps, and still own one of them, which is my #1.
To turn the PS off, you basically wind the power control to 'full' and it's full power again. A bit like a master volume.
It sounds a little bit different at lower voltage because the speakers aren't working as hard - nothing you do can replicate that cranked speaker part of the tone. The power scaling lets you dial in some power valve gain which fattens the tone up, which is the real strength of the technology. I'm a big fan, but you need to be prepared to tweak a couple of controls to get it sounding perfect for you.