Eden is a bass amplification brand founded in 1976 by David Nordschow in Montrose, Minnesota, originally as Eden Electronics. The company built a reputation through the 1990s and 2000s for clean, full-range tone and road-worthy construction, with much of its design and manufacturing handled in-house. The "David Eden" name appears on much of the brand's earlier output, tied to the founder and to the long-running David Series of combos and heads.

Eden's catalog centers on bass amp heads, combo amplifiers, and speaker cabinets. Well-known products include the World Tour series of amp heads (WT-550, WT-800), the Navigator preamp, the Metro 2x10 combo (DC210XLT) from the David Series, and the D-Series cabinets. The company also produced the more affordable Nemesis line of combos and cabinets aimed at gigging players.

Ownership has shifted over the years — from U.S. Music Corporation to Marshall Amplification to UK retailer Gear4music — and production has moved from Minnesota to Illinois to the UK. Eden gear has been used by bassists including Mike Rutherford of Genesis and Phil Lesh of the Grateful Dead.

David Eden has 4 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Bass Effects Pedals, Guitar Power Amplifiers, and Bass Preamps. Their gear is featured by 2 artists, with the strongest followings in Rock. Notable users include Dirk Lance and Traa Daniels.