Venue DI
Acoustic Guitar Preamp + DI
$329
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Product available for USA delivery only.
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Every Tool You Need in One Acoustic Pedal
We created the Venue DI so you can travel light, set up fast, and sound incredible anywhere you plug in. The Venue DI gives you complete control by combining a full-isolation DI output, 5-band EQ with adjustable low & hi-mid bands, variable clean boost, and chromatic tuner all in one acoustic pedal. With its all-discrete signal path, hi-graded semiconductors, and exclusive use of audiophile grade film capacitors, the Venue DI is on par with the world’s elite preamps and provides a studio quality sound for the stage.
Features
Adjustable gain for both passive and active pickups
5 band EQ with tunable low-mid and high-mid bands
Garret Null notch filter for effective feedback control
Phase inversion for best sound and feedback control
Full chromatic tuner with footswitch mute/tune function
Adjustable volume boost footswitch
Full isolation audio transformer couple DI
4 segment clip meter to visually optimize gain setting
4 segment battery status gauge
XLR and ¼" outputs
Series FX loop (separate jacks for send and return)
Works with 9V battery or DC adapter (not provided)
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“Guitarists in bands will especially appreciate the adjustable volume-boost switch. Between the features and the clean sound, the Venue might as well be the only thing you need between your guitar and the sound system.”
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“The clean boost and feedback controls are simply fantastic; combined with the EQ, gain and volume controls, this could become essential gear for acoustic players everywhere. Those crafty elves at Baggs have done it again!”
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“A quality DI is an essential piece of gear for any acoustic guitarist, especially when you’re playing sound-system roulette from gig to gig. But the Venue is so much more than that. If you want to get your sound under your control in any venue, putting a Venue in your gig bag should be your first order of business.”