For a list of effects, the connection ... see data sheets.

Basically, there is what one would expect from a device of this type, at least
enough for me who am not a fan trs sounds hyper-worked.

The prsence a light reassures me that I not afraid of the dark, but I dread the cold at all numrique.

I would have AIM a PC via USB connection and software edition patches.

UTILIZATION

Many buttons and potentiomtres ... but I had to prfre menus and submenus to dfile on a mini screen 15 features and buttons. With the Tonelab, all rglages are easily accessible and provide a fairly intuitive use. It's not as simple as aligning individual effects pedals, but it raproche.

Ct manual, nothing wrong. Only small BMOL as dj said by someone else: the names of effects and amp simulation is not clear cit although it can easily guess what it is. Rights issue, I guess ...

SOUND QUALITY

Question her, I am a bit more mixed ...

The use of effects connected to the loop of an amplifier is quite convincing. Similarly, I am satisfied with the trs made to the headphone. For cons, I'm a bit of the rsultat when the Tonelab is plugged into a mixer connected speakers. I'm testing the ability to connect and diffrent DIFFERENT rglages (very numerous), I'm still on my hunger. Overall the sound always seems a bit messy and tends to saturate too easily. I have trouble getting a clear sound and powerful time. I can not find the Ractive and expressiveness of a guitar simply plugs into an amp. Finally, the lamp is really useful?

However, even when it is necessary perspective:

The Tonelab is an amp simulator. For the simulation, it is generally quite russi. In addition, in the case of a connection table, the quality of this dernire play a lot and I think still working my rglages things need to be able s'amliorer. Finally, we must admit that before the multitude of possible rglages, I always have a sense of "can do better" that stirs my dissatisfaction ...

OVERALL OPINION

I use the Tonelab for about three weeks.

Assets:
- The ease of use.
- The sound in the headphones and the effects connected to an amplifier.
- The possibility to assign a parameter of the effect of expression pedals (a big plus easy to caller on a tempo that not all devices forcment race condition).
- Design nortro ... I know, has no importance for the sound but it's always more enjoyable to play on the hardware that we find beautiful!

Cons:
- The rendering of the trs diffrent following the fawn which is connected Tonelab which requires rework sounds when moving the headset amplifier or mixer.
- The lack of "expression" of sounds clear.
- The fact that the Wha Wha is treated in the group of effects pedals: you can not use a Fuzz Wha (it's either one or the other).
- The ct "I spend more time thinking rgler my stuff to get better sound that play!" (All common multi effects)

I tried other models of amp simulators, but in the end, the Tonelab Strongly believes me most, even if not perfect. Depending on the mode of use, navigates between trs good and not evil, which is ultimately a pretty good view.

I bought the Tonelab for a test shoot and finally, I think to keep it. Even if I'm not completely satisfied, I find all of the same over its competitors.