Effects Overview

Overview Of The ToneWoodAmp Effects

Effects Recommended Start-Up (Factory Settings):

There are 8 built-in effects with 3 parameters and 10 memory slots per effect.

The numbers in brackets are the default (recommended) values of each effect

• Hall Reverb (Gain 12, Volume 20)
  1. Decay – The length of the reverb (18)
  2. Pre-delay – how quickly the reverb gets triggered (10)
  3. Hi-cut – a filter, from “bright” to “dark” (5)
• Room Reverb (Gain 10, Volume 20)
  1. Decay – The length of the reverb (22)
  2. Pre-delay – how quickly the reverb gets triggered (4)
  3. Hi-cut – a filter, from “bright” to “dark” (25)
• Plate Reverb (Gain 9, Volume 20)
  1. Decay – The length of the reverb (23)
  2. Pre-delay – how quickly the reverb gets triggered (0)
  3. Hi-cut – a filter, from “bright” to “dark” (10)
• Delay(Gain 10, Volume 18)
  1. Speed* – how fast the delay is (11)
  2. Feedback – number of repeats (11)
  3. Reverb – A basic reverb on top of the delay (9)
• Tremolo/Delay (Gain 15, Volume 20)
  1. Rate – How fast / speed  (9)
  2. Depth – how noticeable or aggressive the tremolo is (25)
  3. Delay – When the effect will start (5)
• Leslie style Tremolo(Gain 12, Volume 20)
  1. Rate – How fast (9)
  2. Depth – how noticeable or aggressive the tremolo is (25)
  3. Reverb – A basic reverb on top of the tremolo (25)
• Auto-Wah(Gain 12, Volume 20)
  1. Sensitivity – how sensitive to your playing is the effect (25)
  2. Envelope – attack, decay, sustain, release (23)
  3. Reverb – A basic reverb on top of the effect (10)
• Overdrive(Gain 19, Volume 18)
  1. Drive (25)
  2. Filter (25)
  3. Reverb (16)
• DSP Bypass (Gain 15, Volume 0)
  1. DSP Bypass is not an effect. Good as a method of muting or bypassing the DSP FX 
• Notch Filters:
  1. Notch Low (no cut at all)
  2. Notch High (Cut 17 on frequency 930Hz)