Electro-Harmonix prepares for Battalion with new bass preamp & DI pedal
Multi-effects packs four-band EQ, distortion, compressor and noise gate
Electro-Harmonix has dropped its latest effect for the low-end, the Battalion bass preamp & DI.
A multi-effects of sorts, the Battalion packs a four-band EQ, MOSFET-based distortion, compressor and noise gate into one dual-footswitch'd enclosure.
The footswitchable distortion section features a blend control, and players can position it pre- or post-EQ, or have the EQ alter the dry signal only.
A variety of inputs are onboard, including a dry output, regular 1/4” and XLR DI out, the latter of which comes complete with dedicated level, bypass and ground-lift controls.
The Battalion is available now for $147.80 - see EHX for more info.
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