Laney Digbeth DB-PRE

• Bass Preamp in pedal format from the Laney Digbeth series.
  
• Packs the sound of the Digbeth bass amps into a handy effects pedal
• FET and TUBE Drive channels
• 4-band Equalizer with three selectable frequency ranges for the Lo-Mid control
• Tilt-EQ to emphasize the high or low frequency ranges
• Serial effects loop
• Balanced XLR DI-Out with source switch and ground lift
• Separate inputs for active and passive electric basses
• Aux-in
• Headphone jack
• Link Out
• Choice of bypass or mute
• Sturdy metal cabinet
• Operation with optionally available power supply
  

With the Laney Digbeth DB-PRE, the amp makers from the British Black Country pack the sound of the full-blown Digbeth Bass amps into a handy preamp pedal that makes creating a lightweight Bass rig for on-the-go a breeze.

Just like the full-blown Digbeth Bass amps, the DB-PRE also relies on the dual-channel sound generation with FET and TUBE Drive, which can be used to create extremely tidy Bass sounds as well as juicy overdrive with vintage character. You can use both channels alternately or mix them to create modern Bass sounds with powerful overdrive and defined low end.

Bass For flexible sound shaping, Laney's Digbeth Preamp offers two equalizers. The classic 4-band tone control allows you to precisely adjust the timbre, with the low-mid control offering three selectable center frequencies in the character-shaping frequency ranges. The Tilt EQ, on the other hand, shapes the overall sound by emphasizing either the low or high frequencies of the signal.

Last but not least, the Laney Digbeth DB-Pre convinces with practical connections that make using the pedal on stage and in the recording studio particularly convenient. Separate inputs provide the appropriate input sensitivity for active and passive electric basses, while the effects loop can be used to integrate additional effects devices into the signal chain. The balanced XLR DI-Out with selectable tap point also allows the bass signal to be picked up directly for mixing consoles or audio interfaces. Last but not least, there is an aux-in for feeding backing tracks and a headphone jack for playing the bass guitar silently.