L.R.Baggs Session Acoustic DI
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L.R.Baggs
Session Acoustic DI
Product Info
Article Number:
360546
Brand:
L.R.Baggs
Model:
Session Acoustic DI
Category:
Acoustic Guitar Effects
Price:
$350.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Session DI is a fantastic, all-in-one solution for acoustic guitar amplification. It’s perfect for gigging musicians who need a clean, powerful DI signal and some subtle tonal shaping. The compression and EQ are really useful for taming harsh piezo pickups and adding warmth and body.
Product Description
- L.R.Baggs Session Acoustic DI
- Pedal Preamp
- Controls: Volume
- Gain
- Notch
- Saturate & Comp/EQ
- 1 Jack input
- 1 Jack output
- 1 DI output
PROS
- • Exceptional clarity and warmth; Baggs’ reputation for acoustic tone shines through
- • Versatile EQ and compression for shaping any acoustic guitar’s sound
- • Notch filter effectively tames harshness from piezo pickups
- • Robust, roadworthy build quality with reliable, low-noise components
CONS
- • Limited routing options beyond DI and blended signal
- • Saturate control can easily become overly aggressive without careful adjustment
- • Gain stage might be insufficient for very low-output acoustic pickups
Product Video
Key Features
Effect Type
Acoustic Preamp / DI
Controls
Volume, Gain, Notch, Saturate, Comp/EQ
Presets
None - fully adjustable
Connections
1 x Instrument Input, 1 x Main Output, 1 x DI Output, 1 x Aux Input
Power Supply
9V DC, 200mA (center negative)
Weight
3 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Notch is a targeted filter, useful for specific frequencies causing feedback, but lacks the broader sweep of a full feedback eliminator.
It's more of a harmonic enhancement, adding subtle warmth and presence, but can easily become harsh if overused.
Yes, the Session DI handles both types of pickups well, allowing you to blend their sounds for a more natural acoustic tone.
