In a bold Fender first, the Fender Tone Master Twin Reverb Amplifieruses massive digital processing power to achieve a single remarkable sonic feat- faithfully modeling the circuitry and 85W power output of an original Twintube amp. Using a high-performance 200W digital power amp to achieve theheadroom and dynamic range of a real vintage Twin tube amp, paired with thepronounced sparkle and clarity of two Jensen N-12K neodymium speakers and aresonant pine cabinet, the result is tubeless Twin Reverb tone, volume anddynamics virtually indistinguishable from the all-tube original. And with allthese features, the Tone Master Twin Reverb is in fact about only half theweight of an all-tube Twin. Front panel features give guitarists a playingexperience identical to the tube version, including Fender's world-standardreverb and tremolo effects. Additional rear-panel features deliver modernconvenience and flexibility - including an output power selector for full powerand five attenuated settings, balanced XLR line output with impulse response(IR) cabinet simulations, mute switch for silent stage or recording use, USBport for firmware upgrades, and more.
Highlights
This amp features the most accurate emulation of Fender’s original Twin Reverb.Sound like the original, without the extra weight and maintenance. Fender’spowerful convolution-based technologies recreate the classic reverb and tremoloeffects that made Fender amps famous and inspired new genres of music. Thisamp’s rear panel is packed with useful controls and connections - Line Outputwith Level control, a ground lift switch to eliminate hum, and a three-way IRcabinet simulation switch to select various microphone options. With the 6-waypower attenuator switch, enjoy full, natural tone at almost any volume - from afull 85W of Fender power down to bedroom- and apartment-friendly 1W. Designedto match the traditional C12K speaker, the Jensen N-12K Neo speaker isengineered using lightweight neodymium magnets. Lighter than plywood, solidpine is a traditional Fender cabinet material from the ‘50s and ’60s, makingfor more resonant and more ‘musical’ speaker cabinets.