New Vox Tonelab ST
01. May, 2009 
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Introducing the Valvetronix series ToneLab ST – bringing true-tube pro-level sound to everyone!
It’s a tube-powered explosion! Our most compact ToneLab floor pedal ever offers thirty-three different amp models with a versatile array of cabinets and effects to take your customer’s guitar playing to the next level – wherever they may go.
- True-tube Valvetronix power! The power amp circuit features a 12AX7 triode vacuum tube for undeniable tube tone
- 33 amp models (largest in its class) range from classic vintage models and high-end boutique amps to modern high-gain designs and beyond
- Mix and match the eleven cabinet models with any of the thirty-three amp models for complete flexibility
- Twenty-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 editing
- Simple ASIO-compatible USB audio connection to your computer
- Download the free librarian software and manage programs on your computer, or share presets with friends
- Twenty “Song” presets provide spot-on recreations of instantly recognized rock guitar classics
- Fifty preset programs are ready for immediate use, including twenty song presets.
- Fifty user programs are ready for your own custom sounds – for a total of 100 programs in memory!
- Built-in Auto Chromatic tuner – with excellent visibility.
Price: $199.99
Call Music Villa at (406) 587-4761 for availability!
These ToneLabs are freaks! …and I mean that with a good connotation. The vast majority of pedal boards birth a very digital tone, which are fine and work well, except for the guitarists who would rather haul hundreds of pounds of equipment into a gig versus use something light and synthetic sounding that would ultimately sacrifice their coveted tube tone. For these people I truly believe the Vox Tone Lab to be a viable solution. Im not going to say these pedals carbon copy a 59 Marshall top or Mesa Dual Rectifier or Fender Blackface, however, either plugged in direct to the sound board or plugged into an amplifier, a guitarist will have miles of different amplifier tones and effects at their disposal without having to descend to overly processed tone. The Vox Tonelab ST sacrifices no quality and carries on the tradition that its more expensive big brothers have set but at a very affordable price. I challenge you to stop in at the Villa and try one out for yourself!