Open Box IK Multimedia TONEX One Modeling Amp and Distortion Effects Pedal Level 1 Black

At this point, I use this as my bedroom practice amp through headphones or line out into a JBL 20 watt speaker and I downloaded the interface for Logic Pro. The simulations I can download and use are very good and I can switch them out at any time. Right now I have two fantastic fender amp sounds on the pedal. I rarely want to change those. They are like two high end amps in a box. I really want to push this and see if I can switch out my heavy tube amps by getting a Tonex or Fender FRFR amp as I am questioning if that'll work or not. Will it feel the same and push the air? What FRFR do I get? The tube amps I have are awesome but heavy. If it did work I could sell my expensive heavy tube amps and save my back on its pain after every gig. I'm an older musician now and tube amps are causing back pain. So far I'm giving it 5 stars for the tones. We shall see if my ultimate plan works out. But as a studio and writing tool it's been a huge step up from the amp sounds in Logic Pro. It destroys the line six pod express pedal. I sold that a while back. I couldn't find one sound that worked. This thing is a gem for the price. Software has some learning curves but worth it. The downloadable sounds from the community are better than the company generated amp sims. Find your fave and rock them!!! Works so well with a HX One.

Super versatile! Can be used in so many different ways.

I am a big fan of the Tonex (and Amplitube) platform(s). I like the size and price of the Tonex One but not loving the pedal, I am struggling to figure out how I am going to use this pedal. I recommend looking into the Tonex Pedal or the Tonex Plug. I have a Tonex Pedal as well and love it, this is far more difficult to use as a stand alone pedal (not bad if connected to a computer and controlling it through the software. Bought this a week before the Tonex Plug and I am contemplating returning this for either s Tonex Plug or a used Tonex Pedal, If I keep it, I will likely just load some pedal captures onto it and use it infront of my Tonex Pedal, but for a basic down and dirty (snd inexpensive) practice tool the Tonex Plug looks to be a better option. I am not saying don't buy this, just saying do your research into what is the best option for your specific needs, also keep in mind what it comes with on the software side when considering price/value to you. The doftware this comes with is a but limited where as the Tonex Pedal has a lot more software with it, for me the software is not a factor.

The Tonex one pedal is such a versatile pedal really helps me find that perfect tone for the worship genre.

Bought this to use with my Hx Stomp XL and it works perfectly. Integrated into the FX loop to use for amp block.

This exceeded my expectations. The tones are great and the editor makes using the pedal that much easier.