For Immediate Release

EDEN ANNOUNCES NEW PRACTICE AMPLIFIER

Chicago, Illinois, January 4, 2006 - Eden Electronics, the leader in bass amplification, announced the introduction of the Nemesis N8 practice amplifier, a small, lightweight, yet feature-packed amplifier for beginners.

"We're very excited to now offer an amplifier for beginning bass players," said David Nordschow, Eden's founder and head of Research and Engineering. "We've wanted to provide new bassists with an amp that will let them hear what a bass is supposed to sound like and, with the N8, we're going to do just that."

Eden Nemesis N8 Combo Bass Amplifier

Power is rated at 40 Watts RMS into a powerful, Eden-designed 8-inch speaker. The speaker is similar to those found in the Nemesis Silver Series N28S. Other features include:

  • All-plywood construction
  • Active and passive inputs
  • Built-in compression
  • Effects Loop
  • Headphone Output
  • 3-Band EQ section
  • Separate Gain and Master Volume controls

"One of the biggest problems for beginners is being able to hear the nuances of the bass," said Nordschow. "By offering them an amp that lets them hear exactly what (and how) they're playing, they'll develop proper technique at an earlier stage of development. It will also be a great amp for more advanced players that need a small amp for personal practice."

Eden expects to being shipping the new amplifiers in March, 2006.

Eden Electronics is owned by US Music Corp., located just north of Chicago. US Music Corp. is a uniquely positioned, fully integrated musical instrument company that manufactures and markets instruments, accessories and audio equipment for professionals, aspiring professionals, collectors, hobbyists and beginner musicians. Also owned by US Music Corp are Randall Amplifiers, Washburn Guitars, Parker Guitars, SoundTech Professional Audio, Oscar Schmidt, Lyon Musical Instruments and Mojo Strings.

For more information on Eden Electronics and its products, go to www.eden-electronics.com, or call 800.877.6863.

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