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NAMM WINTER SESSION, ANAHEIM, CA, January
15, 2004 — ToneWorks is showing its latest personal
modeling signal processors, Ampworks (for guitarists) and
Ampworks Bass. Both feature models of the world’s
most sought-after amps, cabinets, and effects, a knob-based
interface that works like conventional analog amps, and
a compact package. They provide easy, intuitive signal processing
for recording or practice at an extremely affordable price
point.
Ampworks delivers high-quality models of 11
popular Amps and 11 Cabinets. It also includes 9 independent
effects plus Noise Reduction (for a total of 1210 unique
sound combinations). Ampworks Bass provides 11 bass amp
models and 10 bass cabinet models, plus 11 effects and noise
reduction (1331 total sound combinations). In addition,
both have 11 Amp/Cab/Effects presets, along with the ability
to store 2 User Programs for instant recall.
Ampworks and Ampworks Bass have an easy-to-use
interface, featuring three main dials for Amp, Cabinet,
and Effects selection. Settings can be further adjusted
with six independent amp controls including Gain, Volume,
tone shaping, and an FX Depth control for adjusting the
wet/dry mix.
A footswitch jack enables switching between
the two User Programs and manual settings, or switching
between one user program and bypass on/off. A front panel
tap-tempo switch allows the user to easily lock into a given
beat.
The units are housed in a sturdy chassis with
metallic finish and LED readout. They run on either two
AA batteries (included) or an optional AC adapter.
ToneWorks Ampworks and Ampworks Bass are currently
available with respective U.S. MSRPs of $179 and $185.
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—For more information, contact Leslie Buttonow, ToneWorks,
316 South Service Rd,
Melville, NY 11747. Tel: (516) 333-9100, Fax: (516) 333-9108.
Web: www.korg.com
