Unit is brand new.LR Baggs Session Acoustic DI Preamp Pedal at a Glance:

• Ease your guitar tone into the mix with analog saturation
• Multiband compression adds essential polish to your dynamics
• Must-have tools help fight feedback and clean up your sound

Ease your guitar tone into the mix with analog saturation

Acoustic guitar may be about the last instrument on Earth you'd consider saturating, but many seasoned professional engineers swear by saturation as a way to make many acoustic instruments sit perfectly in the mix. Lucky for you, the LR Baggs Session Acoustic DI makes this process incredibly easy - just roll on the saturation dial and enjoy the natural, analog warmth. 

Multiband compression adds essential polish to your dynamics

As a concept, multiband compression is pretty simple: you divid your signal into separate frequency bands, compress them individually, and sum them back together. The results are impressive, allowing you to seriously rein in your dynamics, without squashing the life out of your tone. In practice, multiband compression is one of processes that normally requires both software and a fair bit of understanding how to use it. The LR Baggs Session Acoustic DI's Comp/EQ knob takes all the headache and guesswork out of multiband compression. As you increase the dial, a pre-programmed 3-band compressor goes to work, smoothing out your guitar, without tarnishing your tone, allowing you to dig in with all the intensity you want, without overloading your gear.

Must-have tools help fight feedback and clean up your sound

While most of the Session Acoustic DI is devoted to making good sound better, the guitarists at Sweetwater couldn't help but take note of the handy tools onboard that let you fix less-than-ideal tone and put the kibosh on feedback. For starters, there's a variable highpass filter that lets you cut out boom and rumble that can easily build into thunderous feedback. Speaking of feedback, there's also a Garret Null notch filter onboard the Session Acoustic DI, which carves out the specific resonant frequencies that most often cause trouble, and if that's not enough, there's a phase flip switch you can kick in too. Finally, because sometimes, ground loops just happen, LR Baggs put a simple ground-lift switch on the other side from the highpass filter, letting you cut out hum and buzz.

LR Baggs Session Acoustic DI Preamp Pedal Features:

• And all-in-one tone enhancing preamp/DI pedal for your acoustic-electric guitar
• Optimized for guitar but works great with all of your acoustic instruments
• Add vital warmth to your guitar's natural sound with real analog saturation
• Multiband compressor smooths out your dynamics, without damaging your tone
• Variable Garret Null notch filter and phase switch combat show-stopping feedback
• Variable highpass filter lets you cut low-end boom at 40Hz, 80Hz, 120Hz, or 200Hz
• All discrete signal path includes both 1/4" and XLR outputs and mute footswitch
• Ground lift switch effectively eliminates ground-loop hum
• VU meter lets you visually optimize the input gain for your instrument
• Powered by phantom power, 9V battery, or external power supply
• Ruggedly built from aluminum, steel, and ABS plastic
• Custom carrying case included

Get studio-quality acoustic sound with the LR Bagg Session Acoustic DI!