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Your cart is empty.Get all the preamp, EQ, and effects you need for your acoustic rig with the Fishman ToneDEQ acoustic instrument preamp. At the heart of the ToneDEQ lies a crystal-clear Class A instrument preamplifier designed to get the full sound from your instrument's acoustic pickup. Onboard, you'll find a 3-band EQ with low cut filter, a feedback-fighting phase switch, a pre/post-EQ balanced DI with an auto-ground lift, a switchable gain boost, and a variety of AFX digital effects designed for acoustic instruments. Give your acoustic instrument the preamp it deserves with the Fishman ToneDEQ acoustic instrument preamp. Premium DI for any gig Sound engineers will appreciate the Fishman ToneDEQ acoustic instrument preamp's pro-quality features, which include a balanced XLR out, an XLR pre/post EQ switch, and separate amplifier outputs. The ToneDEQ even has an auto-ground lift function to keep your preamp as quiet as possible. Loaded with Fishman AFX acoustic instrument
SparklyCube
Reviewed in Canada on March 26, 2025
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uygur vural
Reviewed in Germany on February 20, 2025
Made by cheep plastic metarial. I used for my accoustic Cello but didn’t work well. It is good for acoustic guitar I a natural. I send it back
Jeff
Reviewed in Canada on November 16, 2024
Great sounds. Haven't had a chance to use it much yet. One negative is that no power cord came with it.
Bash
Reviewed in Canada on August 23, 2021
I just love it, it game the sound I was looking for in live performances, an all in one preamp. Absolutely amazing.
larry guitar
Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2021
I have no problem recommending this product. It's not perfect but it does the job. I've been a Fishman fan for a long time and started out with the early version of the Aura. They know how to create a nice UST/acoustic guitar tone at loud but pleasing levels. Ultimately this takes your guitar and makes it louder and smoother put retains the natural sound.On the 'pros' side the EQ Compression and Boost are worth the price. The preamp does a nice job to give the guitar that sparkle. The effects are simple and a little goes a long way. The output runs to the house mixer with no discernible hum. There is no real learning curve as you can pretty much take it out of the box and dial in a nice tone almost immediately.On the con side the effects are grouped with "time" and "envelope" grouped together rather than individual tweakable effects. This means you have to select either reverb or delay. Also the input and output on the back should be on the back rather than the sides. But it's a minor annoyance as for my purposes as I default to a little delay and tremolo to give the sound a little atmosphere.The buttons are nicely spaced so you can hit it on stage on fly no problem. I do recommend getting the barefoot buttons to make it more foot friendly.But with all that I play high end acoustic Martin/Gibson guitar all the time. This unit is not designed to create over the top crazy effects. The bang for the buck is when you just want to get a little smoothness, some minimal compression to the acoustic guitar with the ability to pop in some gain for a lead solo.And actually it looks cool.
Hank Chinaski
Reviewed in Canada on October 24, 2021
I am running my Martin D-28 (with a fishman pickup) through this rig and it’s the best I’ve heard as far as amplified acoustic guitars. So worth the money for anyone who plays out or just fiddles at home. Love this thing.
Fabrizio Calderara
Reviewed in Italy on February 4, 2020
Alta qualità, suoni assolutamente realistici, funzionale al 100%.
Chobber1
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 18, 2020
It’s very difficult to find a fault the Tonedeq - its excellent effects and first-rate modelling are all wrapped up splendidly in a tough and attractive casing - but in order to give a fair and balanced review I have to point out the one unnecessary irritating feature. While the boost switch itself is sturdy and easily accessible on top of the unit, the tiny boost level knob is tucked away on the side and requires vice-like fingers to adjust, which makes it practically impossible to make adjustments mid-gig. That said, if such things don’t bother you (or even if they do), I think you would be hard pressed to find a better acoustic effects unit anywhere. It’s certainly the best I’ve ever had.
Rob Quail
Reviewed in Canada on January 18, 2020
The reverb, compression and eq portions are especially great. Versatile. Sounds great with my LR Baggs M1 soundhole pickup.A little bulky. Also eats batteries; count on having to use an external power supply.14 months after purchasing, the chorus quit working altogether. Stepping on the "chorus" button kills the signal altogether. Now for me, the is no huge deal as I loathe chorus and actually having a "kill" switch is useful. But I bet most people would be pretty upset spending this kind of money for a product that stops working properly juuuuust beyond the 12 month warranty period.
Pierrot
Reviewed in Canada on April 25, 2020
Excellent produit le son est parfait et la qualité au rendez-vous
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on September 29, 2019
Makes my violin sound amazing.
Top Norm
Reviewed in Canada on November 14, 2018
I was running my acoustic guitar through an Marshall amp DI out. I was trying to see how I could go directly to the PA.i found several and after doing some research I choose the Fishman. It does all is says and more. it is intuitive, except that the volume only controls the out to an am not the XLR out put. no big deal. The effects are awesome, clearly made with acoustic in mind. the boost works excellent and can be pre determined that's awesome. i have no complaints of the product or how it works. it was on time and in excellent condition when i received it. if i could say one wish list item it would be a integral tuner with auto mute. But that is certainly not a complaint or a deal breaker.
peterdc
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 20, 2015
It's seriously not worth 235 quid. Output is mostly glitches that any cheap variable harmonizer pedal could do much better even on bass. The effect it's after is better done with the boss octave pedal. This just adds a couple of extra notes and tracks incredibly badly unless you play perfectly and quietly like a tiny scared mouse. The point is to fill in guitars so you WILL be playing hard - but when you do this thing's tracking goes to hell. It is remarkably unimpressive. I thought it might also be useful for writing purposes ie glitches done on purpose if you play a bit off the note - no, nothing that comes out of this pedal is pleasant in any way and £235 is about 235 times what it's worth on the few occasions it does work correctly - sounds like something's wrong with your bass. I'm not sure the harmonies it adds are actually in tune anyway. Utterly awful and I am perplexed as to why and how this got made. Oh and the 1st octave above is always on. Why? I don't want that.Returned to GAK.Refunded. Don't buy this - it's WAAAY overpriced and doesn't work very well at all.GAK themselves are fantastic. Bought a Traben Chaos 5 string Bass (first lot into UK) from them at a mad price. Bought other things too over internet. GAK are great. This pedal is f***ing awful.Having looked at the other reviews here I wonder if mine was faulty. I've been playing bass for 30 years.
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