Tonelux

Tonelux Audio was founded in 2005 by engineer Paul Wolff (of Wolff Audio) to create high-quality modular mixing consoles, summing systems, and analogue processors that deliver the warmth and character of vintage gear with the flexibility demanded by modern workflows. Known for products like the VRack modules, OTB16 summing mixer, and 500-Series units, Tonelux quickly became respected for its sonic clarity, intuitive design, and rugged build. In 2010 the brand was acquired by PMI Audio Group, ensuring broader distribution while retaining Wolff’s design ethos.

Released in 2008

Tonelux Equalux Stereo Parametric Equaliser

The Tonelux Equalux, released in 2008, is a 4-band discrete parametric equaliser with Proportional Q, shelving options, and hardwire bypass, delivering the musical tone of vintage EQs with modern refinements.

Made In U.S.A.

Released in 2010

Tonelux Tilt 8-Channel Tone Control

The Tonelux Tilt is a 1U, 8-channel rackmount EQ that adapts the famous MP1a Tilt control, offering simple one-knob tonal balance per channel with IN/OUT and polarity switches, plus balanced XLR and D-SUB connectivity.

Made In U.S.A.

Released in 2011

Tonelux OTB16 Summing Mixer

The Tonelux OTB16, released in the mid-2000s, is a 16-channel analogue summing mixer built around Tonelux’s discrete op-amps and transformer design, offering the depth and character of console summing in a compact 1U rack unit.

Made In U.S.A.