[Musikmesse] Vox Valvetronix ToneLab ST

This compact tone machine features an assignable expression pedal and two footswitches for live performance control. Guitarists can create 50 of their own programs or use any of 50 new preset programs, including 20 “song specific” presets for recreating the sound of classic rock songs, according to Vox.

The Valvetronix Series features a real 12AX7 vacuum tube (valve) designed to accurately capture the tone quality of a tube-driven amp. In addition to 33 amplifier recreations, the ToneLab ST also provides simulations of 11 speaker cabinets. The cabinet and amp models can be mixed and matched to suit the user’s preference. Twenty-five popular effects are included, ranging from classic “stomp-box” pedals to studio-quality rack-style effects.

The ToneLab ST also serves as an ASIO-compatible USB Audio interface, providing a direct connection to computer-based recording software. ToneLab ST Program Librarian software (Mac or PC) is available as a free download at www.VOXamps.com.

Other connections include a line output that can be set for recording use or for feeding into an external amplifier, as well as a line input for jamming along to CDs, MP3 files, etc.

A chromatic tuner is built in, and it can be accessed silently during performance. The casing is made of metal, and the large LED display is designed to offer high visibility.

Pricing & Availability
The Vox Valvetronix ToneLab ST will be available in late April with U.S. MSRP pricing of $275.00.

Check out www.voxamps.co.uk for more info.