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IK Multimedia TONEX Pedal

IK Multimedia TONEX Pedal

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IK Multimedia TONEX Pedal

The IK Multimedia TONEX pedal allows you to bring the powerful guitar modeling capabilities of the IK Multimedia TONEX ecosystem from the studio to the stage. This pedal provides a portable, computer-free way to access your TONEX Tone Model library, with 150 preset slots to store your favorite amplifiers, cabinets, pedals, and full-size rig models.

IK Multimedia TONEX Pedal Review

Additionally, IK Multimedia gives you access to 1,000 Premium Tone Models through the included TONEX MAX software and TONEX app, offering accurate reproductions of some of the rarest and most sought-after gear in the world. The TONEX Pedal also offers 5-pin MIDI I/O, USB audio interface functionality, stereo output, built-in effects, VIR cabinets, and more. With its comprehensive features, the TONEX Pedal is sure to become the focal point of your stage or studio setup.

IK Multimedia TONEX Pedal Features

  • Puts the power of IK Multimedia’s state-of-the-art TONEX ecosystem at your feet
  • Includes TONEX MAX software and IK Multimedia's AmpliTube 5
  • Can hold up to 150 separate TONEX Tone Models of your favorite pedals, amps, cabinets, or whole-rig models at once
  • Comes with 1,000 Premium Tone Models from IK Multimedia right off the bat, with limitless access to free user Tone Models on ToneNET
  • Download your preferred Tone Models using TONEX software, or you can even capture your own gear with TONEX Capture
  • Access your preferred TONEX models using the free TONEX iOS app
  • Load up your own custom IRs to perfectly dial in your tone
  • 150 presets organized into 50 banks of three preset slots for quick access
  • Parametric EQ, gain control, and volume to adjust your sound for your respective application
  • Built-in utility effects including an advanced noise gate, compressor, 5 stereo reverbs, and analog-modeled EQ
  • Straightforward operation with an easy-to-read screen
  • Functions as a 24-bit/44.1kHz USB audio interface for effortless guitar tracking
  • Headphone out for quiet practice and recording
  • Full MIDI functionality for enhanced control, with 5-pin DIN I/O
  • Crafted in Italy with top-quality construction, including a road-ready aluminum chassis

IK Multimedia TONEX Pedal Specs

  • Analog/Digital: Digital
  • Form Factor: Pedal
  • EQ: Parametric EQ
  • Presets: 150 Presets (50 banks x 3 preset slots)
  • Amp Modeling: Downloadable Amp/Rig Tone Models
  • Impulse Response: VIR multi-IR Cabinets, Custom IR Loader
  • Effects: 5 x Stereo Reverbs, Compressor, Noise Gate
  • Inputs: 1 x 1/4"
  • Outputs: 2 x 1/4" (L/mono,R)
  • MIDI I/O: In/Out
  • Other I/O: 1 x 1/4" (expression)
  • USB: 1 x Type B
  • Headphones: 1 x 1/4"
  • Features: 24-bit/44.1kHz Audio Interface
  • Software: AmpliTube, TONEX player/librarian
  • Power Source: 9V DC power supply (included)
  • Power Usage: 320mA

IK Multimedia TONEX Pedal Dimensions

  • Dimensions: 6.92 x 5.59 x 2.16"
  • Weight: 2 lbs

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        Christopher Johnson
        The only explanation is witchcraft!

        I don’t understand how this pedal works or creates the sounds that it does, witchcraft seems the only logical conclusion. To be clear I wasn’t really a digital amp, modeling guy. I am now, the hardware that you purchase is really kind of icing on the cake to the software. It is incredible. I play a 1977 Music Man 212 – HD One Thirty. This amp is loud and clean, and I have never been able to turn it up loud enough to get it to break up without destroying my hearing and annoying everyone in a square mile. I used the software to do an amplifier capture of my amp. It sounds the same, and I can crank the gain loud enough on the capture to get it to break up. I was able to make a capture of my amp using a pre-sinus digital interface from I don’t know when and a Sennheiser 609. The software does not allow you to capture the reverb or tremelo of your amplifier. But there are tons of great reverb options built-in to the software. As well as compression, noise gate, modulation, and delay. I really like spring reverb 4 it is really easy to get that reverb drip. There are tons of different types of amplifiers and drive pedals to choose from. You can also get other users captures for free form the software via ToneNET. Additionally, there are third-party vendors that provide captures. I bought a capture of a ToneKing Imperial MK II from Amalgam for whatever €17 is in US dollars that’s like a $3000 amp that I got for under 20 bucks. The fact is, I only need to bring my pedleboard to gigs. I can practice at low volume or with headphones and it still sounds like I am playing through my beloved amplifier. The real question is, can you afford not to spend $400 and add this to your rig? I took a chance on this pedal after seeing Frank Black on his Teenager of the Year tour recently. There wasn’t an amplifier on stage. His guitar player for this tour, Lyle Workman, was using this pedal into a DI as his amplification. Anyway, I love this pedal, I love the software, I love the flexibility, I love that I could literally go play somewhere with just this pedal. If you are currently using amp modeling, or plan to this is the way to go. I also purchased their smaller version the ToneX One pedal for my bass rig. Another unit that is also a really great unit the only downfall being is that it comes with the free version of the software rather than the full version that is included with the Tone X pedal. So buy this pedal, love this pedal, embrace how it changes your life, ponder, whether or not science or witchcraft created it. Doesn’t matter? You should also buy this from DeathCloud because they are the best.

        Witchcraft indeed!! Thank you for the detailed review and for the DeathCloud support. We appreciate you so much.