Tech 21 Geddy Lee DI 2112 | Test

Tech 21 SansAmp DI-2112 Geddy Lee (Rush) Signature:
- Signature preamp of Rush bassist Geddy Lee
- Convenient DI box format
- Two separate, completely analog preamps for Deep and Drive
- Deep preamp with level and saturation controls
- Drive preamp with drive, blend and level controls and 3-band EQ with semi-parametric mids
- Tight mode for drive channel
- Mute button
- Tuner Output
- Unbalanced Deep and Drive outputs with +10 dB switch
- Balanced deep and drive outputs with ground lift and -20 dB button
- Operation with optionally available power supply unit (9 V to 18 V DC) or 2x 9 V batteries
Audio Interface: FOCUSRITE Scarlett Solo (3rd Gen)
Instrument Cable: REFERENCE Dammi Un Cavo
Additional Cable: PROEL Jack Cable
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[@KillerFridge]

I think you're clipping on your input pretty heavily; there is a load of distortion even with no drive engaged

[@leftbassfingers]

In the first part of the video it doesn't seem me there is particular saturation with no drive engaged. In the last part of the video yes.. but the bass is connected to the "drive" input. When it is connected to the "drive" input: all knobs are disabled including the "drive" knob. In this configuration, the only knobs working are "level 2" and "saturation" while other values are set to the default and unchangeable values Geddy Lee prefers. Obviously, in the video I'm trying the "saturation" knob at maximum but even at minimum it pushes a lot.

[@KillerFridge]

​@@leftbassfingerscan you not hear the clipping at 0:25 when you turn the bass up?

[@leftbassfingers]

@@KillerFridge yes you right! it clips there.. surly is my pc audio interface gain