Description
The Behringer ADI21 V-Tone Acoustic Driver is a versatile acoustic preamp and DI box that brings studio and live control to your acoustic guitar rig. With built-in amp modeling, a dedicated notch filter to eliminate feedback, tone shaping controls, and direct recording/preamp outputs, it’s ideal for stage, studio, or busking setups. Rugged and compact, this unit gives acoustic players clean, expressive sound with plug-and-play ease.
Key Features
- Onboard amp modeling tailored for acoustic guitar
- Notch filter to reduce feedback and hum
- Tone control (EQ) for precise shaping
- Direct recording / line output for studio or PA
- True bypass switching to preserve your natural tone
- Compact, rugged build for road use
- Battery or phantom power capability
Why Choose the ADI21 V-Tone
This unit gives you control over your acoustic tone whether you’re on stage, in a studio, or performing solo. The amp modeler allows you to add character or emulate classic acoustic amp tones. The notch filter combats problematic frequencies, especially on stage or in resonant rooms. With its DI and preamp outputs, you can connect straight to a PA, interface, or amp without extra gear. The compact footprint ensures it fits on pedalboards or in small rigs.
Technical Specifications (Typical)
- Input: ¼" instrument
- Outputs: XLR DI, ¼" line out
- Power: 9V battery or 48V phantom power
- Filter: Notch filter (adjustable)
- Controls: Gain, tone / EQ
- Bypass: True bypass switch
- Dimensions: compact pedal size
- Construction: Metal chassis
Perfect For
✔ Acoustic guitarists needing reliable DI / preamp with tone control
✔ Live performers wanting to eliminate feedback and shape tone
✔ Recording artists seeking direct recording output
✔ Buskers, acoustic bands, lounge or venue performers
✔ Pedalboard users who want a compact but powerful acoustic DI tool
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Does the ADI21 support phantom power?
A: Yes, it can be powered via 48V phantom power when used with mixing consoles or audio interfaces.
Q: Can I use a 9V battery?
A: Yes, the ADI21 can run on an internal 9V battery, making it good for acoustic players on the go.
Q: What is the notch filter for?
A: The notch filter lets you reduce or eliminate feedback or resonant frequencies from certain environments.
Q: Is it true bypass?
A: Yes, it includes true bypass so when the unit is off, your guitar signal remains unaffected.
Q: Can I send a direct signal to a recording interface?
A: Yes, it has a DI / line output suitable for direct recording or PA input.
