ALEMBIC PRE AMPS

Alembic F-1X Preamp Retail $1250 Sale $999

F-1X is the mono version of our classic F-2B preamp. We kept the same tone
section and added a few goodies like a direct output, built in effects loop
and crossover. You can still use it in a simple set up since the F-1X also
includes a standard full range output.

Tube warmth? It's in there, and with an easy interface of Bass, Middle,
Treble, you'll find it hard to make the F-1X make a bad sound. Maybe that's
why Bass Player Magazine gave the F-1X its highest rating, and why you
rarely see one offered on the used market.

Alembic F-2B Stereo Preamp Retail $1350 Sale $1080

F-2B was very first product to bear the Alembic name. About the only thing
that's changed in the 30 years since the first F-2B is the chassis. What is
it about the F-2B that's made it a classic? A simple to use
Bass-Middle-Treble interface for each channel makes your perfect tone easy
to find today, and to find again tomorrow. Its warm tube sound is musically
useful not only to bass, but we've heard our customers use it for guitar and
violin too! For fun, try cascading from channel A to channel B with guitar
and discover a wonderful clear distortion.
The F-2B contains two independent preamp/tone control sections. The
amplification is entirely vaccum tube driven. Outputs are on the back panel:
channel A out, channel B out, and a mono out that combines both channels.

Alembic SF-2 Super Filter Retail $1250 Sale $999

The SF-2 Superfilter is a bit unusual. Around here we call it the Swiss army
knife of tone. And we don't protect you, with a Superfilter, you're going to
find some weird and amazing sounds. It's designed primarily as a tone
processor, but we provide a front input jack so you can experiment without
adding coloration from a preamp.

There is no other preamp, graphic EQ, parametric EQ, or filter unit anywhere
from anyone that can shape tone like the Alembic SF-2.


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