EDB-1
(discontinued, replaced by EDB-2 – see below)
Type: dual channel preamp (suitable for violin/guitar or bass instruments)
Features: Mono/Stereo Jacks Inputs, XLR input, Input impedance switchable to optimise various pickup types, 3 Way “Range” Control selects High Pass Filter (Low cut settings, between Guitar, Violin or Bass), 2 Channels, 5 Band EQ, Tunable Notch Filter with variable band width + In/Out, Phantom Power to Inputs via Switch, Balanced XLR Line Out ( Mix of 2 Channels ) + Earth Lift Switch, Jack Line Out in Mono Mix of 2 Channels, Battery or External DC Plug In Power Supply, Low Battery Indicator
EDB-2
Type: dual channel preamp (suitable for violin/guitar or bass instruments)
Features: Mono/Stereo Jacks Inputs, XLR input, Input impedance switchable to optimise various pickup types, 3 Way “Range” Control selects High Pass Filter (Low cut settings, between Guitar, Violin or Bass), 2 Channels, 5 Band EQ (EQ on Ch.1, Ch.2 or on both channels), Tunable Notch Filter with variable band width + In/Out, Phantom Power on ch. 1 (Phantom to “Ring” or “Tip” at 9V) and ch. 2/XLR (18V) , Balanced XLR Line Out ( Mix of 2 Channels ) + Earth Lift Switch, Jack Line Out in Mono Mix of 2 Channels, Aux in Mini-jack input (for e.g. iPod), Battery or External DC Plug In Power Supply, Low Battery Indicator
EDM-1
Type: 1-channel preamp
Features: EQ-presets for bass, cello, guitar, violin and other instruments, 3-band EQ, 3-way impedance switching, Phantom Powering to “Ring” or “Tip” at 9v, tunable range control, p
owered via 9v battery, Phantom Power from Mixers or optional 18v Power Supply
available at www.kontrabass-atelier.de
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Very flexible and accurate for tailoring a doublebass’ s sound!Extremely handy concerning the options that provides!!Only downside not enough phantom power for a condenser microphone!Otherwise, EXCELLENT!!!
The Audio Technica ATM 350 mic is an excellent near mic with a goose neck (attachable to the bass, but better: on a small mic stand in front of the bass). In different on stage performances and in the studio it’s a very easy to EQ mic, for both pizz and arco. This mic needs a Phantom Power: 11-52 volts … the Headway has a 18 volts Phatom supply. So this could be a match?
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