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I've seen some Presonus mic pres. I'm not after any overdrive, just some nice tube warmth. It seems to me that a bass more closely resembles the range of the human voice that a guitar or keyboard so I wouldn't think it would damage the unit, but I was hoping to get some opinions.How so? What do you have in mind?
Gotcha. Typically, musician-level preamps marketed as mic pres are either combination mic/instrument preamps or preamp/DIs, or else mic/instrument channel strips. Most will handle instrument-level inputs (such as electric bass or guitar), and some will even handle line-level signals.
Look for an instrument input, a signal level selector (mic/instr or mic/instr/line), or just check the manual. If you have the brand and model #, you can usually chase down the description, some basic specs, and a review or two at Sweetwater or other online sellers.
I'm looking at this item number on eBay 252673378305
cool, then: the description of the auction item seems to answers all your questions
I'm browsing eBay for different tube preamps. My question is does sound source matter?