Unleash the power of your bass with the Darkglass Electronics Alpha Omega Dual Distortion Bass Pedal. This pedal is more than just a distortion unit; it's a versatile preamp and DI box, co-designed with the innovative Karnivool bassist, Jon Stockman. Whether you're crafting a deep, rumbling foundation or aiming for aggressive, cutting tones, the Alpha Omega delivers with precision and flair.

The dynamic saturation circuit offers a realm of tonal possibilities, enhanced by a 3-band EQ for meticulous sound sculpting. Explore new sonic territories using the Growl and Bite switches, which adjust the low- and high-frequency saturation, respectively. The Mod knob serves as your gateway to a spectrum of textures, from tight and punchy to raw and unrestrained.

The pedal's intuitive Level, Drive, and Blend controls allow you to fine-tune your sound, seamlessly integrating with any setup. The Alpha Omega's dual outputs enable parallel processing and direct output to PA systems or mixing consoles, making it an ideal choice for both live performances and studio recordings.

Key Features:

• Bass preamp pedal and DI box with a dynamic saturation circuit
• Co-designed with Jon Stockman for versatile distortion tones
• 3-band EQ for comprehensive tone shaping
• Drive knob for adjusting saturation levels
• Blend control for managing clean and overdriven signals
• Growl and Bite switches for low- and high-frequency saturation
• Mod knob for selecting between different tonal textures
• Parallel output for unaffected tone routing
• XLR direct output for easy integration into PA systems and consoles

Product specs

FAQs

What are the main features of the Darkglass Alpha Omega Dual Distortion Bass Pedal?

The Darkglass Alpha Omega combines a dynamic saturation circuit with a 3-band EQ and is designed as both a preamp and distortion pedal. It features two unique distortion circuits that can be blended together for a wide range of tonal possibilities.

Can the Darkglass Alpha Omega be used as a direct input for recording?

Yes, the Darkglass Alpha Omega includes an XLR direct output, making it suitable for direct input in recording environments, providing clean and versatile bass tones.

What type of power supply does the Darkglass Alpha Omega require?

The Darkglass Alpha Omega requires a regulated 9V DC power supply with a center-negative plug, and it has a power usage of 30mA.

How does the Alpha and Omega distortion circuits differ in the Darkglass Alpha Omega pedal?

The Alpha circuit offers a punchy and tight distortion, while the Omega circuit provides a more raw and aggressive sound. Users can blend these circuits for customized distortion tones.

Is the Darkglass Alpha Omega suitable for live performances?

Yes, the Darkglass Alpha Omega is well-suited for live performances, offering robust output options, including a parallel output and a direct XLR output for seamless integration with live sound systems.