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10-22-2020, 04:30 AM
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Tone DEQ question
Does anyone know if the ToneDEQ pedal is essentially the pre-amp section from a Loudbox series amp? Is there any difference between running through the DEQ and plugging straight into a Loudbox and using its reverb, chorus, and eq?
Thanks Dave 
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10-22-2020, 11:59 PM
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A number of people have said that - however having owned and used both I found a difference in going from Loudbox Mini to powered speaker and Tonedeq to powered speaker so I doubt the theory.
The amp sounds fatter and full IMO. Not that the Tonedeq sounds bad - just not as nice as the Loudbox. The reverb and chorus and EQ sets may be the same although the Tonedeq has a few more options of effects plus the compressor and low cut.
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10-23-2020, 09:40 AM
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Fishman implies that the ToneDeq is the front-end and effects section of the Loudbox. I had one and its EQ was set to the same centers, and it has some additional effects, but I have no doubt it was largely the same as the Loudbox.
I liked it alot and used it with my Rare Earth Blend. The only reason I retired it was that I retired the Rare Earth Blend (too shrill in the high-end). It's not built terribly sturdy either, but it's a really nice piece of gear otherwise.
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