This IR data was created from an Aguilar™ DB 212 8Ω bass cabinet. It is widely acclaimed by musicians across various genres—from jazz and fusion to funk and rock—in today's live performances and recording sessions.
Using 7 different microphones, we captured the powerful midrange that maintains presence even in loud band settings (a hallmark of the DB series) and Aguilar's signature musically refined full-range sound as IRs.
Each microphone includes IRs recorded with the phenolic tweeter speaker (TW) turned ON. These IRs are particularly effective for slap bass and pick playing techniques. They possess unique high-frequency acoustic characteristics that cannot be achieved through EQ alone.
Additionally, as bonus data, we have included rear (BACK) position recordings, which may serve more specialized applications. By loading these IRs into IR-compatible devices or plugins, you can further enhance your bass sound.
6 + 1 Bonus Single Mic IRs
Mixed Mic IRs
Microphones Used
R121 = Royer Labs™ R-121
Ribbon microphone with smooth high-end and warm, natural low-mid response for organic bass tone.
U47fet = Neumann™ U47 FET
Large-diaphragm condenser microphone with warm, clear midrange and extended low-frequency response.
S7B = Shure™ SM7B
Dynamic microphone with smooth, flat frequency response capturing detailed lows and controlled high-end.
58 = Shure™ SM58
Dynamic microphone with brightened midrange and bass rolloff, adding presence and clarity to bass cabinets.
421W = Sennheiser™ MD421 White, Script Logo
Dynamic microphone with detailed transient response, punchy attack, and excellent definition across the spectrum.
906 = Sennheiser™ e906
Dynamic microphone designed for guitar/bass amps with tight low-end and balanced, focused midrange character.
BACK = Shure™ SM7B
Captures the cabinet's rear sound with enhanced low-frequency depth and natural room ambience.