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| | Features | True-tube Valvetronix power! The power amp circuit features a 12AX7 triode vacuum tube for undeniable tube toneThirty-three amp models (the largest number in its class) range from classic vintage models and high-end boutique amps to modern high-gain designs and beyondMix and match the eleven cabinet models with any of the thirty-three amp models for complete flexibilityTwenty-five versatile effects allow ToneLab ST to be your one-stop tone shop, no other equipment required!The editing sections for the amps and effects are completely independent, allowing direct visual editingThirty-three amp models range from classic vintage models and high-end boutique amps to modern high-gain designs and beyond
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| | Description | Designed for mobility, the compact Vox ToneLab ST Guitar Multi-Effects Processor Pedal is made for guitarists on the go. The rugged metal body will stand up to life on the road, and the expression pedal carries on the fine tradition of Vox wah pedals. The ToneLab ST maintains the sophisticated specifications of the Vox’s Valvetronix series, while packaging them into a compact unit that allows anyone to easily experience true tube powered sound. In addition to both amplifier and cabinet models, there are also a wide variety of expertly modeled effects. In a compact, easy-to-use format, ToneLab ST delivers classic vintage sounds, studio-quality and high-gain amps, even new amp models created by Vox. Effect parameters can be quickly assigned to the expression pedal, ensuring a limitless range of performance power. Sophisticated extras include an auto chromatic tuner, sound management software for your PC, and convenient USB audio interface operations. The ToneLab ST is designed to deliver the ultimate in tonal dexterity to the musician in any situation, from stage to studio and everywhere in between. The Valvetronix series was developed with painstaking attention to detail. The valve circuitry features a real 12AX7 vacuum tube, along with other components, to cleanly mimic the interaction that occurs in a tube amplifier in a way no digital circuit can. This distinguishes the ToneLab ST from other manufacturer’s modeling units. This fundamental difference is the basis for the awesome sonic power available in the ToneLab ST that no other multi-effect unit can obtain. ToneLab ST is equipped with thirty-three spot-on amp simulations, including vintage amps, coveted boutique amps, the latest high-gain amps, and entirely new amp models designed by Vox. | |
| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 15.25 inches | | Product Width: | 3.5 inches | | Product Height: | 7.5 inches | | Product Weight: | 4.0 pounds | | Package Length: | 15.6 inches | | Package Width: | 7.5 inches | | Package Height: | 3.1 inches | | Package Weight: | 4.5 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 14 reviews |
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20 of 20 found the following review helpful:
 Sounds great, usability so-so Aug 15, 2010
By Alright Yeah
I A/B'd this extensively with the POD X3 before purchasing it. I went with this because it gave a much more convincing emulation of a tube amp, particularly played clean. It just had a body and sparkle to the sound I could never get out of the POD. The problem, I have discovered over time, is that it acts like a single-channel amp that is not easily switchable between a good clean sound and a good overdriven sound at anywhere near the same volume. This is because it only sounds really good with the master volume cranked all the way up. With the master volume all the way up, a good low-gain sound is going to be way quieter than a good high-gain sound. This can be compensated for with the power level knob on the back of the unit, but this knob is not programmable, making it impossible to switch directly between clean and overdriven without a huge volume jump - you'd have to adjust the power level knob every time, or live with an anemic overdriven sound if you lower the master volume. The built-in distortion/overdrive effects are not tweakable enough to really make up for this, either. Also, its capabilities as an audio/recording interface are minimal compared to the POD. So, in summary: much better tube amp emulation than the POD, but only within a very particular range of adjustability, making it a cool practice tool but not really practical for live performance.
9 of 10 found the following review helpful:
 VOX Tonelab Meets My Needs and Roadworthy as He#@ Jan 30, 2010
By P. Thompson
"keyspro"
I bought the VOX Valvetronix Tonelab ST about 2 months ago and love it. I'm primarily a keys player who backs up the lead guitarist occasionally on guitar, so I needed a unit with plenty of preloaded, great guitar sounds: clean, chunky and downright screaming. I plug directly into the mixer board, so having the fatter tube sound is perfect. The unit is compact enough to sit on the corner of my keyboard, allowing quick adjustments with the knobs. I play out every weekend with three bands (80's stuff to current) and every band is impressed with the new addition; we're learning more "guitar driven" tunage just because of the Tonelab! And roadworthy???? A couple weeks ago, I backed over my gig bag (Tonelab taking the brunt of it) with my TRUCK... besides being a little compressed on one side, it still works great!! Way to go VOX!!
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 Great for what it is Jan 06, 2012
By Fernand Raynaud
All of these multi-effects units basically offer the same thing: various degrees of distortion with delay and minimal reverb and a pedal. So the advantage of this one is that you can get one pretty cheaply, especially used (some dude decides to "upgrade"). In addition it functions as a USB audio interface with a passable ASIO driver. I purchased, and returned, several Boss units that all sounded like zzzzz fuzzboxes. Granted, a GT10 is much more flexible in routing and programming, but it always sounds metallic-transistor-fuzz. The Vox units sound more like tubes, though I doubt that glowing 12AX7 really does much. This is a cost-effective way to get those overdrive sounds over headphones, or maybe in the studio, though I like software VSTs. The tuner is useful live, but that's about it. The big on-stage problem is that the only way to change sounds live is to step through presets. That's useless, as you get big jumps in level and can't get to your #13 preset without stepping through 9,10,11,12. Try going from 3 to 38. There's a way to step by 10s, but it requires holding down tiny switches. You get the picture. If you assign the pedal to volume you can get around the level shifts, and at least quiet it while you step, step, step, but then if you want to assign the pedal to a parameter, you have no volume control. So this is a great unit for practice, limited studio work, and maybe an occasional gig, but for real live work, you need something with individually switchable effect sections. Another detail is that the ST expects an electric guitar input. With piezo pickups the presets sound completely different, anemic. After trying units from several costing up to several hundred, I concluded ALL of these were so so - so why spend more?
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
great amp modeller Mar 26, 2011
By SkinChanger2
Pros:
More authentic and organic tones than the Line 6 units
excellent build quality (roadworthy)
compact
very good value for money
wide range of quality, realistic tube sounds
quality effects and preamps
Cons:
noise reductor not as good as on my Ibanez TK999 pedal
I wish the Tonelab had a tube preamp too, beside the tube power amp (which is great).
Conclusion: not perfect, but still the BEST amp modeller out there, in my opinion far more organic and natural sounding than Line 6, and especially better than Guitar Rig and Amplitube and I am a tube amp maniac so I know what sounds good and what doesn't. Recommended buy.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
A Compact Aural Powerhouse May 15, 2011
By Big Fingers Jefferson
"BFJ"
The VOX Tonelab ST multi-effects processing unit is a hot little device packed with features. Being my first effects hardware purchase in five years of guitar playing, I browsed the market for weeks before ultimately choosing what I discerned to be the best available product for my limited budget, and I was not disappointed. The preset Amp Models are organic and authentic, and the Cabinet Models can be used to create an enormous variety of sounds. To complement this already impressive library of sound, the hugely malleable inbuilt effects make the Tonelab's potential virtually boundless. The only issue which detracts from the quality of the device is the lack of any other kind of indicator screen than the two-digit display which denotes what number effect is being used. However, this is a minuscule issue easily overshadowed by the incredible tonal variety and quality the ST has to offer.
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