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No Amp Required! ToneWoodAmp SOLO Multi-Effect Processor for Acoustic-Electric Guitars (Right Handed)

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Size: Right Handed


Features

  • One Of A Kind ExperienceThe ToneWoodAmp works on virtually any acoustic guitar! Adds beautiful sounding organic guitar effects to your acoustic* and acoustic-electric guitar, NO AMP REQUIRED! Reverbs like Hall, Room, Plate, Delay, Leslie, Auto-Wah, and Chorus, all from the soundhole of your guitar! Works on YOUR guitar! No need to buy a whole new instrument! (*If your guitar isnt acoustic-electric please search and get ToneWoodAmp SOLO + Pickup Bundle for non-electric guitars
  • Easily Attaches And Detaches Experience the Acoustic Guitar in a whole new way! Easily attaches to the back of your guitar using our unique magnetic X-brace, while protecting all points of contact to ensure no damage or permanent impact to your guitar. Uses patented vibration technology to create effects inside your guitar WITHOUT plugging into amps or pedals!
  • Multi-Effect Processor Doubles as a Multi-Effect Processor! Connect to guitar amplifiers, PA Systems, and use on-stage or as a DI box! Powered by 3 AA-batteries, you will get many hours of playing time. Use Rechargeable batteries for better performance.
  • Easy And Quick Install NO special tools or technicians required!Installs in just a few minutes Easily attaches to multiple guitars, Magnetically attaches and detaches.

Description

Read more ToneWoodAmp SOLO For Acoustic-Electric guitars WHAT IS IT? The ToneWoodAmp is a revolutionary device that uses an acoustic guitar's own body and soundhole to create a range of enhancement effects. No amp. No effects pedals. And yet, all the same benefits! There's nothing else like it—the first and only, the ToneWoodAmp is a must-have device for any acoustic guitar player. HOW IT WORKS? The ToneWoodAmp uses patented technology to vibrate the back of virtually any acoustic guitar, creating the sound effects you know and love — no need for an amp! Reverbs, Delays, Tremelos, Autowah, Overdrive, and Chorus all through the body of your guitar! With the ToneWoodAmp, you preserve your instrument’s own unique voice, enhance its performance, and infinitely expand its capabilities for an unparalleled playing and listening experience.. ToneWoodAmp SOLO What is it? The ToneWoodAmp allows you to play acoustic guitar with different effects, UNPLUGGED – with the effects emanating organically from the guitar’s sound hole and the body itself. How does it work? Similar to the way the strings excite the top of the guitar to produce sound, ToneWoodAmp excites the back of the instrument, producing sound waves of effects such as reverb, echo, delay, tremolo and more, which interact with the natural sound of the guitar itself. What else? The ToneWoodAmp is also a multi-effect processor which you can connect with any Amp/PA system and is also an iDevice interface allowing you to experiment with audio and MIDI apps. It also stores settings for up to 5 instruments, making switching between all of your guitars effortless (X-brace recommended for each instrument) ToneWoodAmp overview 8 programmable effects with 10 memory locations each 3 parameters per effect Volume and gain - per effect Master Gain and Notch filters to set the perfect input levels 1/4" Input and Outputs 1/8" insert jack for iOS audio/MIDI adds (iDevice cable sold separately, some apps required) Powered by 3-AA batteries (Rechargeable recommended) Works with any flat back or slightly arched back acoustic guitar Read more At Home Enhance the sound of your guitar without the need for amps or pedals. Simply attach your ToneWoodAmp and your room suddenly becomes your very own concert hall. Outdoors Take your ToneWoodAmp with you to where you are inspired most. The ToneWoodAmp is the perfect case companion for adding effects on-the-go. Don't let distance get in the way of great tone. On Stage or in the Studio Connect easily to an amp or PA system via the 1/4" output jack. With all of the blend and volume options you will need easily accessible from 1 knob. Your sound guy will love it! Read more


Item Weight: 10.1 ounces


Package Dimensions: 8.15 x 5.75 x 3.23 inches


Country of Origin: USA


Item model number: SOLO


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: March 3, 2017


Size: Right Handed


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    • NOT FOR ACOUSTIC GUITAR. YOU HAVE TO ELECTRIFY FIRST.
Size: Right Handed
This device is for an acoustic electric guitar having an electric pickup, not for an acoustic guitar with no pickup. The Amazon listing does not mention "electric" at all, and the bundle needed to convert your guitar to acoustic electric is not listed at all. I did not understand that until reading the hard-to-understand installation instructions, and realized there is no place to plug it into my guitar because my guitar has no electric wiring of any kind. Amazon does not list the pickup bundle needed to make it work, only the amp itself which requires an acoustic electric guitar. The Tonewood site does say in some places that you need an acoustic electric guitar, but in other places it says that the Tonewood amp is for acoustic guitar, which is NOT TRUE. What a farce that you don't have to drill holes in your guitar. Well, that is true if the hole has already been drilled when you installed an electric pickup. If there is not existing jack, you WILL have to drill a hole in your guitar or else have a big cable coming out of the soundhole. They got me to buy the product without realizing it WILL NOT WORK for my guitar unless a pickup and jack are installed. Lesson learned: READ THE FINE PRINT. They trick you into buying the tonewood, believing that once you have a nonworking device, you will go ahead and buy the pickup and drill the hole for the cable. And so yeah I will probably do that, but I definitely feel they tricked, me. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2019 by Elliot B. Kennel
    • Room for improvement, but it's still a solid home run!
Size: Right Handed
I've been playing acoustic and electric for over 30 years in just about any live or studio setting & context I can think of. Cons: -You can definitely tell the behavior changes as the battery gradually wears down, mostly in the TouchWah setting. (You have to retweak to get that sweet spot as the battery wears down on TouchWah. )Reverb settings still work well as the battery gets closer to death. -Installing the X-Brace is hard for guys with big hands and arms. It's doable, just will have to be methodical installing it. -It did not come with a manual, and the one online at twamps.com is very outdated. They should include a printed one. -It does clip quite easily if your guitar vibrates a lot. Most guitars with a matte finish or have been played for many years and are broken-in may experience more clipping. (That's treatable with lower volume and gain settings though) Note: No, this probably isn't loud enough for real busking. It's barely loud enough if other people in the room are talking loudly. Also there is a master gain setting. Figure that out and set the master gain in your patches early on to save you a lot of frustration. Battery life from regular alkalines (3x AA) has been between 4-5 hours. Pros: An AMAZING creative tool. I love it. I have been waiting years to own one and it's fantastic. I have been able to get lost playing for hours. I have also tried it through my acoustic amp and WOW this thing sounds absolutely huge. It's inspiring. The magnets work very well. I have been attaching/detaching it about twice a day for 2 weeks and it hasn't been an issue so far. The guitar's finish seems to be fine. I will definitely be performing with it in the near future, doing lots of solo gigs and incorporating it with my regular band gigs occasionally. It's one of the few guitar toys out there that does not get boring. The forte's are definitely in the reverbs, but they have done their best to make other settings useful. You will not get "Where The Streets Have No Name" delay without an external amp, but the delay setting is still very useful and musical. The Leslie setting is really good, but again, requires a little tweaking here and there to maximize the effect as the battery starts to wear down. Still, that setting is musical, fun, and is a pleasant break from the other sounds. The Overdrive isn't worth even mentioning. The TouchWah setting is a blast and you can get a phenomenal attack and quack out of it. Final thoughts: It clips a little easily, and that's tough when using wood as an amplifier so we can't discredit ToneWood too much here. Also I ordered some good rechargeables, and hopefully they stay in the "above 4 volts" zone a little longer and more consistently before fading out. If this were stolen, I would absolutely get a replacement ordered up right away and would probably be having fits until it arrived, it's that good. I'm so glad someone was smart enough to come up with this because I can have a full multi-hour practice and creative session without ever leaving my couch. Also, all my friends and family are blown away by how cool this thing is! No regrets on the purchase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2020 by ebay_hater_123
    • Not for seasoned guitar players
Size: Right Handed
This would be good for a new guitar player to get a more layers sound but....... With acoustic guitars the most important part of the sound is the undertones produced by the guitar. These get to be very muddy with the Tonewood Amp. To me it sounded terrible and annoying. I lasted with it for 15 minutes really hoping I was doing something wrong. I really hate to return stuff I buy, but I knew I would never use it again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2020 by The Traveling Over-The-Counter Medicine Band
    • Regret buying this:(
Size: Right Handed
This is NOT as cool as EVERYONE online & youtube made it to be. Sure, it IS cool to have some cordless acoustic FX, but the max volume on this thing is actually really low. Bought to play for street busking, but a small crowd and/or traffic would completely drown this out completely! Also cheaply made, I had to home rig to get knob to stay on & a PAIN to Install!!!!! Don' believe the hype till you try one for yourself! I regret buying this. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2018 by J.
    • ToneWood Amp
Size: Right Handed
This device definitely puts a whole spin on playing the acoustic guitar. It is not an amp per se so if you're playing for a group or in a good sized room you'll want to amplify your guitar. Value for the money? I looked up the price for an extra x-brace and was shocked at the price. Costs way too much. Maybe 1/2 would be reasonable!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2019 by Skid Bezerkowitz
    • Too expensive for a toy
Size: Right Handed
Too exoensive for a toy that just adds effects from a battery operated amplifier instead of a plugged in one. A multi effects Pedal costs $50 but you do have to suffer needlessly and plug it iin I returned mine. I think Ill buy a delay pedal for $25 to celebrate my windfall and return of my self respect I wouuld pay maybe $50 for it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2019 by Ken Brantley
    • YOU WANT THIS!!!
Size: Right Handed
OH MAN!!!!! Don’t buy a Yamaha acoustic guitar for $600. With the effects processor built in... Instead you want one of these!!! I had mine installed while watching the VDO’s and following them within 10 mins.... It sounds great! And the folks I play for love the added effects to my acoustic guitar... Just make sure you have extra batteries... your going to blow through them as you learn how to change the effects to your likening... now I’m gonna add the Chours effect... cant wait! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2019 by Pastor Jerry Rohn
    • Try to stop playing with this!!
Size: Right Handed
If you are a singer/songwriter, an addicted acoustic guitar player, or just want to be amazed when "not" plugged in, check out the Tonewood Amp! The install has complete instructions online and it can be removed easily after playing. Please note if you are a lefty there are also a few adjustments to make. Call the customer support for any. An excellent exciting tool!! Check Youtube for some videos..... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2017 by Jeff W. Jones

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