SOLD MAKE OFFER...EDEN World Tour Pro- PREAMP (WTP-PRE)

The ultimate bass guitar preamp. I have two of these, this is my backup and was only used a few times. Brand new condition, they are $1000 new. Look them up..WTP-PRE for specs. Hybrid tube bass preamp. Now $500 delivered. Works like new !(because it is basically NEW)

WTPPre | EDEN Amplification

 

I use the L and R outputs (1/4") into a Crown XLS1502 which has 1/4" input as well as the XLR and have never had ANY noise or sound issues. It does not state balanced, so I would have to assumed unbalanced. My signal to my speaker stack has been crystal clear.

 

You could use the D.I. output which I believe is balanced XLR....but then you would need a D.I. box to replace the D.I. output you might want to use to send to a power amp. I really have not had ANY issues at all with using the 1/4 " output to the power amp.

 

I will be interested to read your response after you hear back from Eden.

 

Correct..this is a PRE-AMP with incredible tone shaping capabilities. HOWEVER, this is a PRE-AMP only and you feed this signal to any power amp. BTW, I have used the Pre-amp and sent it to a small but powerful shoulder bag amp (class D) effects return link and let the power section (800 watts) amplify the EDEN preamp signal. Worked perfectly. My main set-up at the theater is a Crown XLS-1502 powering my other EDEN pre-amp. I just am not using this one as it was a back-up that really was never needed.

 

I would enthusiastically recommend the lightweight class D power amp that I use, which is a CROWN XLS1502. It can drive a 2 ohm load and in the bridged setting (which I use) into a 4 ohm load, it gives 1550 watts of clean power. ( I use 2 -8 ohm cabinets to equal the 4 ohm load in bridged.) Here are the specs:
Crown XLS 1502

and it sells for $399 @ Amazon and others.
https://www.amazon.com/Crown-XLS150...989&sr=8-1-spons&keywords=crown+xls1502&psc=1

 

Even if you run it NON-bridged with an 8 ohm cab on each power output, it would give a VERY conservative 300 watts into each cabinet. Crown has a reputation of understating their wattge ratings, by the way. I know that there are MANY other brands (QSC, CREST, etc..) but the Crown has a switchable input sensitivity that some of the others do not have. It will allow you to get full output because not all pre-amps have the same output voltage.