Fishman introduces a new guitar preamp

Fishman completes its range of external preamps with Tonedeq, a new stompbox that features a discrete Class A circuit, a compressor, a volume boost, a phase reverse control and an effect section.

Along with the 4-band EQ with adjustable low-cut (40Hz, 80Hz and 160Hz), the Tonedeq gives you the ability to choose between two reverb presets and two delay presets. Both effects can be combined to a chorus (two presets also), a flanger or a tremolo. The signal is fully analog and the effects are mixed in parallel.

The Tonedeq offers a 1/4” jack and XLR DI outputs with pre/post-EQ switch.

Specifications:

• Input: Class A JFET, 10 M Ohms
• Analog signal path, parallel digital effects
• 4-band EQ with low-cut filter
• Effects: reverb, delay, chorus, flanger and tremolo
• Compressor, up to +9dB boost
• Phase reverse
• 1/4” jack instrument input
• 1/4” jack and XLR DI outputs with pre/post-EQ switch
• Powered by 9V battery or 9V DC power supply (not provided)
• Dimensions: 142 × 241 × 55mm

The Fishman Tonedeq will be available in July for the street price of $299.95. More details available at www.fishman.com.