IK Multimedia TONEX Pedal: Stereo multi-effects guitar and bass pedal with 150 Presets, 15 Pre/Post FX, Tuner, Tap Tempo, Headphone Out, Software Player and Editor
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- 150 Presets with AI-Powered Tone Modeling: Get ultra-realistic amp and pedal tones with breakthrough AI Machine Modeling. The TONEX pedal comes preloaded with 150 brand-new, gig-ready presets, capturing the feel and dynamics of real gear with precision.
- Stereo Multi-Effects Engine with 15 Pre/Post FX: Shape your sound with a wide range of studio-quality effects, including distortion, reverb, delay, modulation, and more. Use pre/post routing flexibility to customize your tone for stage or studio use.
- Authentic Amp, Cab, and Pedal Modeling with VIR Cabinets: Model amps, cabs, distortion, fuzz, overdrive, EQ, and boost pedals. Exclusive VIR (Volumetric Impulse Response) multi-IR cabinets and built-in custom IR loader deliver lifelike depth and clarity for any rig.
- Access Thousands of Tones via ToneNET and Editor Software: Browse, demo, and load signature and artist Tone Models directly from the ToneNET platform. Use the included TONEX Editor software to organize presets, customize effects, and transfer tones with ease.
- Pro Features for Live and Studio Use: Includes built-in tuner, tap tempo, stereo output, and a headphone out for silent practice. Designed for guitarists and bassists, the TONEX pedal also comes with a 9V DC power supply for immediate plug-and-play performance. Not standalone compatible with iOS devices...requires laptop / computer connection and applications require paid subscriptions for library access "
Brand: IK Multimedia
Style: Guitar/Bass Pedal for AI Machine Modeled Amps, Cabs, Stomps with Onboard FX, Midi, VIR Cabs and Custom IR Loader See more
Color: Black
Product Dimensions: 6.8"L x 5.7"W x 2.2"H
Item Weight: 1.3 Kilograms
Item Weight: 2.86 pounds
Product Dimensions: 5.59 x 6.93 x 2.17 inches
Item model number: TONEX Pedal
Date First Available: February 16, 2023
Body Material: Plastic
Color Name: Black
Connector Type: USB
Hardware Interface: USB
Signal Format: Digital
Material Type: Aluminum
Size: Pedal
Operating System: Windows® 10 or later, macOS® 10.15 or later (macOS® 11 Big Sur required for Modeler)
Power Source: Corded Electric
Voltage: 9 Volts
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Top Amazon Reviews
Color: Chrome
I cannot state good enough things about this pedal. The tones and adjustability are fantastic, especially with the ToneX Editor application. I was able to truly dial in the tone that I’ve always been looking for through the use of various amp and cab models not only does it give you a great variation of tones and models by default. You can also download user created models from ToneNET which is easily accessible through the tone library in the app. I opted for the bigger unit over the Minnie due to the need to make adjustments on the fly while on stage and it has worked out tremendously. The sounds that you get from this unit sound organic and premium compared to similar petals that claim to provide the same functionality. Overall, this pedal was well worth the price that was paid, and I see myself using it for a very long time.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2026 by Ashley Ashley
This thing is hard to use, takes forever to learn, the interface is terrible, and it will likely break your computer like it did mine. But this is by far the best sounding guitar amp modeler ever made. I have all other modelers and its not close. However, those modelers like the GT 1000, HX stomp, Universal Lion 68, and many more all work flawlessly and have natural intuitive interfaces. The Tonex is frustrating to use, tweak, edit, save and organize presets and models. So bad that it takes away from the enjoyment of playing. But it just sounds so good. If literally all you care about is tone, and getting the best guitar amp tones ever made available, get the Tonex and be ready for the headaches. If you don't mind compromising on sound for easier and more stable use, get one of the others. Also, I have both the original and anniversary white editions. It is worth the extra price for the anniversary presets.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2025 by Guido ina Speedo
Color: Black
Love it so far. I wanted something compact to just sit down and quickly play and this is exactly it. Just plug in and play with headphones or speakers. You can also have it really easy or get reallllly technical with it as there's a lot of advanced parameters to change. There's quite a learning curve if you go that route, but if you just wanna sit down and have a good ole jammy shred piece then this is it. Don't expect fractal axe fx tones, but for what it is you can get some really amazing sound for guitar or bass. Presets are just fine and easily adjustable. Very easy to use and setup. My only gripe is that it doesn't have a power switch which seems to be a lot of people's issues. But still it's fine.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2025 by Gary M Gettis
Color: Black
Topline: Incredible variety, quality, and accuracy at your fingertips for a very fair price. However, the UI/UX is lacking, and it's incredibly noisy. PROS: - IK's Tonex ecosystem has thousands of amp and cab models for you to try - The tones sound *really* good, and are very accurate to their real-world amp counterparts. - The price is great. - Three presets per bank is nice, making this very usable in a live scenario especially if you hook it up via MIDI for auto-patch switching. - the included reverb/compressor/noise gates are very usable. CONS: - The UI/UX on the desktop app is really bad. In order to load an IR or new amp model onto the unit (should be one of the simplest actions), you have to create a preset that contains the amps/cabs you want and drag it onto the pedal in the "librarian" view in the app. you CANNOT simply drag and drop cabs and amp models you want onto the pedal's storage and then go tweak it, you MUST create a preset that contains all the models you want. Want to try a new amp model with 12 new cabs? You need to create 12 separate presets, sorry. - The workflow on the unit itself is terrible. Editing parameters is a real pain and menu diving is really clunky. Would be nice if it had a screen and encoder knobs, but I get that they want to keep cost down. This is the price you pay for that. - EXTREMELY NOISY! I don't know why nobody talks about this, but SO many of the amp models are very, very noisy. If you have a single coil guitar this thing can be a real challenge to work with. Even many clean amp tones are super noisy. You will need to make very liberal use of the noise gate. I suppose this is accurate to the "Real amp" experience, but many other digital modelers don't really have this problem, and Tonex is fundamentally a digital amp modeler.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2024 by Brian Nadon
Color: Black
One of the best music products I have ever purchased. I can practise on a vintage rare Marshall at any hour of the day without bothering anyone! The available amp captures available for free or from 3rd parties are really incredible. There are other companies making these sorts of products, but none of them can deliver this much performance for this price.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2026 by Bold Soul
Color: Black
I have heard many good things about this pedal. It isn't for me. It is very noisy for some reason, my Kemper and Headrush don't have that issue. It has not global EQ so using with an FR/FR speaker means a need to add EQ to every preset for high/low cut. The sound was so underwhelming to me I had not inspiration to do anything with it. Every preset sounded poor to me and I had no desire to work with it so I returned it. Form factor is nice, features are nice. Not replacing my Kemper with it to get smaller as I had hoped.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2025 by Brad
Virtual IR amps have finally gotten good enough to use in public performance/studio/practice, sound good, and be cheap enough for the gigging musician. That said, if you are an old-school knob-turning guitarist, it'll take you a while to master this technology. I REALLY like the flexibility of the different effects, amp profiles, MIDI/expression-pedal switching; being able to run with an amp that won't 'break your back' carting it around, and won't 'break the bank.' And even be able to run through the PA. Be advised, you'll need to understand mixing, gain-staging, etc to 'capture' your favorite amp profile... but it's 'doable'. I'm impressed. -Therm, of thermionic-sound
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2025 by Otto Vlotto