Aguilar DB 925 Compact Pedal Bass Preamp

The Aguilar DB 925 Compact Pedal Bass Preamp is inspired by its predecessor, the legendary DB 924. This discrete all-FET Preamp delivers a powerful broadband boost in a lightweight, space-saving micro-housing. Ideal Gigging Solution Its musically sculpted two-band EQ enhances any bass you run through it, adding body and weight to your low-end while opening your high-end. With its compact design and responsive controls, the DB 925 is the perfect gigging solution for musicians on the go. Simplistic Yet Unique Aguilar’s DB 925 is a simple two-knob preamp for passive instruments instead of an on-board preamp alternative. It gives a performance benefit of a preamp but without extensive EQ controls and assures that the bass doesn’t lose the inherent character. Controls and Connectivity Aguilar’s Preamp controls the level of the bass. Increasing this band also effectively boosts the lower midrange of the signal. It provides control over the level of treble and increasing the band effectively boosts the upper midrange. The toggles between on and off. The blue LED indicates that the effect is on making it a user-friendly preamp. *Note: Boosting both the bass and treble simultaneously create a natural scoop in the midrange great for slap-style playing.

Simplistic Yet Unique: Aguilar’s DB 925 is a simple two knob preamp for passive instrument instead of an on-board preamp alternative Enhances Bass: The musically sculpted two-band EQ enhances any bass you run through it, adding body and weight to your low-end while opening your high-end Compact and Lightweight Design: The discrete all-FET preamp delivers a powerful broadband boost in a lightweight, space-saving micro-housing. It has a compact design and responsive controls that makes it a perfect gigging solution for musicians on the go Performance Driven Built: Aguilar’s Preamp has a compact design and responsive controls for convenience and mesmerizing performance Controls and Connectivity: Aguilar’s Preamp controls the level of the bass. Increasing this band also effectively boost the lower midrange of the signal. It provides a control over the level of treble and by increasing the band effectively boosts the upper midrange