Tonewood Amp Right

I have just received my Tonewood amp so haven't used it much yet but it is a very neat, well made little item and works really well" Such fun to get these effects, reverb, delay, leslie, plate, overdrive etc from an acoustic guitar with no plugging into outside amps etc and with no trailing wires etc Just a great invention that will give hours of fun on one set of batteries! [I ordered a recharger elsewhere and it came with a continental plug so have had to return it sadly!!] The normal batteries seem to last well though if you buy good quality heavy duty ones! The seller, Promenade Music has been fantastic to deal with and answered my pre-purchase queries very swiftly and usefully and when, after purchase, I had a problem with the X brace that goes inside your guitar to magnetically attach the Tonewood, they replaced it right away so I give them five stars as well as for the product as they have been a really terrific firm to deal with! The X brace is quite fiddly to insert inside your guitar where it then lives permanently but very unobtrusively and allows the actual Tonewood amp to clamp onto the outside of the guitar on the back magnetically where all the effects can be simply dialled in There is a very good online instruction book which I downloaded and printed out which I would advise doing as it takes you through all the steps of setting up and using the Tonewood in clear simple terms which is a great help! The Tonewood can be easily fixed on and off your guitar and does not require any modifications to fit and leaves no marks on the guitar as it's all done with magnets! A very clever concept and I would highly recommend this little device for any acoustic guitar !It's tons of fun and gives some lovely effects that will enhance your playing no end ! Just adding this as I have had the little device for a few more days and tried it out by taping onto various guitars to sample and it really is such a great addition to any acoustic guitar adding another dimension to its sound and your playing but also wanted to say that differing sizes of guitar give different depths to the effects so fun to try it out using masking tape to attach it temporarily if you have more than one acoustic and see which guitar it suits best to your ears! This is a great little gadget and very much more than a toy as another reviewer suggested it was] It's a seriously good piece of kit that you will get great enjoyment from and is simple to use and very unobtrusive! I love it!

Fitted to a nylon strung Yamaha Electro acoustic. Fantastic sound. Easy to install. Only downside is quite expensive but appears to be really well made. Down loaded the online manual which gave very clear installation & set up instructions. Especially like the Hall effect setting.

After initial hiccups from the carrier,a second one arrived,incredible tone and reverb, easy to fit ,but the true gem was the communication from the sellers,especially Dave who just couldn’t do enough, an amazing life story and a commitment to customer satisfaction,

My son enjoys the variety that he now has whilst playing his guitar.

The idea of the Tonewood Amp sounded amazing but I was afraid the actual sound might be a bit cheesy. But it isn't. It actually sounds great. You can certainly push it and make it an "in your face" effects overload experience, but even then it works (though that approach misses the point for me). What this device does really well is deliver nuance and detailed subtle texture which is more of what I'm after. With the gain & parameter controls you can tailor the sound to suit your taste and with judicious blending open up a whole new sonic world. The experience of wandering around the house with the reverb or Leslie shimmering along with you is very novel and I confess that it is still so novel that I haven't yet got used to it enough to take it for granted. I now have a super-acoustic! I've got the LR Baggs Anthem (dual mic & under-saddle element) and it works just fine with either or both. It does make the guitar louder (you can actually feed the pickups into the guitar without any effects if you want, thus self-amplifying) so I may have to alter my playing style slightly to play a bit softer to balance with my un-amplified voice. There are only two downsides. One is that even though the attachment is non-invasive, nonetheless you have to affix the magnetic brace inside with double-sided tape (but with an LR Baggs inside anyway it's just one more piece of scaffolding in there). The other is that it does add a bit of weight - but it would have to, wouldn't it? Having said that, I don't find that it interferes with my playing at all (I play standing up). If the idea of an unplugged pseudo-electric super-acoustic with roaming reverb appeals to you, this device actually does deliver it. I haven't used it in DI or IOS mode, so I can't speak for it in that regard. Check out the web-site and understand what's involved before purchase, but if after reviewing the details it looks like something you want, then get it. It does what it says on the tin.

I'm very very happy with mine adds a whole new dimension, You know when you pick up your guitar and you start to play you know what it's going to sound like ,then you decide you want a little bit of Reverb or add some delay or chorus you know you have to get up ,hook up an amplifier plug it in find your cables look for the pedals that you want to use, then you say oh what the hell I'll just use it like this. With this device it's already mounted on your guitar ,you turn it on bada bing you're playing with Reverb, chorus, Echo ,wah-wah effect, tremlo ,without even getting off your ass. It's really an attention grabber people look at you and say where's your amplifier where are you plugged in? 30 day money back guarantee you can't go wrong Certainly not a toy you can run your amp right through it for a gig or or just mike up the guitar. You can change the effects using Windows, I believe there are more to come down the line as you can see I'm very happy with mine, it does not increase the overall volume very much it is not meant to, but you know yourself when you add Reverb everything sounds a bit louder. I have not seen or heard of One guitar player who is not happy with this it's a little bit on the expensive side but I think it's worth it you don't need to buy these effect pedals check out the YouTube videos there's a lot of info I feel I made a good decision I think you will too to. Terry

This is a great little unit that does exactly what it’s supposed to do. My first one developed a high pitched whistle after a couple of weeks but the supplier (Promenade Music) could not have been more helpful, supplying a replacement immediately. I highly recommend both the product and the supplier.

Did quite a lot of research on this product. It meets every expectation and more. Well built and easy to install. Turns you humble electro acoustic into a mini concert venue. NOTE. This has to have some sort of pickup on your acoustic to work. Straight acoustic will be no good. Tones are gray and it can go out into an amp if needed. Plenty customs storage available to create just the right sound for your needs. It can even take input from an iPhone for backing tracks. Buskers or small room gig kit all in one go. Would recommend this to any of my guitar .