Korg Toneworks Modeling Signal Processor Unit - Blue/Silver Finish

Midlothian Music values the importance of quality in craftsmanship, which is one of the many reasons why we are proud to be an Authorized Korg Dealer. This item is new.

$ 99.99 ~~$ 199.50~~

This unit takes (2) AA batteries to run or a Korg A/C adaptor. Adaptor NOT included. Great sound in a small, easy-to-use package! The Ampworks modeler is a stress-free way to experience real amp sounds in any situation. Since it's ultra-compact design enables it to fit into the accessory pocket of a guitar case, it's easy to take it along wherever you go.

Features:

Korg Toneworks Modeling Signal Processor Unit
DC 4.5V In (Power Supply Not Included)
(1) Footswitch Input
(1) Input & (1) Output w/Line/Amp Switch
ON LED
Gain, Treble, Middle, Bass, Volume, Effects Depth Knobs
Prog/Menu Button
Amp Type Presets
Cabinet Presets
Effect Presets
Tap Tempo Button
Comes With Original Box & Instructions
AA Battery Option (Batteries Not Included)

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11/17/2015

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I've been playing for almost 30 years, both gigging and small-scale studio work. These Ampworks units are very well designed and sound great. I've had both the guitar and bass unit since they came out and still use them regularly when recording. The amp sims are good, and the layout/interface is very straight forward. My only complaint, and it's minor, is that when you crank the gain, you either get compression or amp distortion. I.E. you cannot compress the amps that distort. Yes, there's a separate distortion effect you can add, but it doesn't sound as good as the amp's dirt. That said, the combo of distortion and and compression is not crucial, which is probly why they made that compromise. For the money, these things are a steal.