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Guitar chord forum - chordie → Acoustic → Tonewood Amp
I had a TW for a little over a year. I use it on my 1992 Simon and Patrick. Sounds great. I’d put my S&P up against any other for richness of the sound. The Tonewood Amp just blows me away by bringing a whole new dimension to my playing.
hi Spike, welcome "finally" to Chordie forums. thanks for telling us about your amp, it would also be nice to hear about who you are what and where you play etc. you are also invited to ask and give advice. see you soon?
For those who are not familar with Tonewood amps it is a device that magenetically attaches to the back of your accoustic guitar (I have one) the onboard effects include reverb, delay, tremolo and a few others it uses 3 batteries and I would suggest rechargable due to the cost of replacing them but on the bright side it has a wonderful sound dimension it adds to your accoustic guitar. the price is around $190.00 US dollars.
I purchased a Tonewood amp back in the summer and like it. I occasionally get a little feedback but can easily adjust with Gain and Volume. I will say that my Martin has an after market pickup that has no volume control so I have to control this from the amp itself and not from a Volume knob on the guitar. But I do like it.
Me too Gmaxwell ! I have had one since 2020 nice sounds coming out 
I bought one of these second hand, but, whilst I liked the sound coming out initially, it really messed up my video recordings (mostly because I was adding echo to the video recording, and echo on echo doesn't work) - so I sold it about 6 months after. I still have the magnetic brace inside my main Maton.
Cheers
Richard
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Guitar chord forum - chordie → Acoustic → Tonewood Amp
