Fender Twin Tone Master Live On Stage. Guitar Amplifier Review.
A Fender Tone Master, digital amp, shows up for the gig.
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Originally posted by UCz-l-pd-rah3KX9gDv2jeLQ at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rht1GHmHq4
Great ! Only valve amp , forever!
I'm looking forward to the new Tonemaster Bassman (that's got reverb, effects loop, multi-power settings & line out).
I love he TM deluxe. Finally found a perfect go to amp. Best clean, low gain sounds and pedals work well. I love playing in straight. Usually I’m a pedal guy but this I can noodle all day.
There needs to be more live demos of amps. Amps change when you get them to gig volumes. I've played a Twin Reverb TM at at music store and loved it but it really matters to me how it responds live. Thanks…
You say it sounds like a Fender amp – That's because It IS a Fender amp.
Excellent video! Very helpful to hear the various songs being played and how the amp reacted to pedals. I bought the deluxe tonemaster but I’m considering either the twin or the super reverb tonemaster cause I want more headroom and a bigger overall sound that is easier to get with more speakers in a bigger cab. I wish they’d do a fender tweed twin tonemaster or Bassman tonemaster or both cause the tweed amps sound different than the silver or blackface fenders. But they are definitely very nice amps. I put a mic on the deluxe tonemaster and it records great. Anyway, thanks for your video, very helpful to hear the amp in a more real world setting. Thanks
Oh so great!!!! ???????????????? Thank you!!!
Excellent review! Thank you!
I have the Twin Tone master. Been gigging it for a year. excellent fender tone. Consistent. I call it a "digital tube" amplifier. You'll love it!
Are they dancing to the music or just moving?
What Da?
If Fender says it's a Twin Reverb, it's a Twin Reverb.
That helped thanks and the band sounded great
Off to buy me one today ???????????????????????????? cheers From England
real world review. Awesome. I bought the blonde TM deluxe recently.
I have one and use it in a loud bar band. It has no problem cutting through the muddy sea of guitar frequencies we create. And the power scaling means I can get good tone at home, rehearsal, or gigs of various size. Add in the portability factor and it’s a clear winner.
Final point: critical tone trolls live here in the comments…bar band patrons appreciate the tone and wouldn’t know a Dumble if they tripped over it.
Digital garbage. Sounds like cardboard compared to the real thing
Thanks for this. Still the best way to hear an amp. Sounds like a proper Fender amp !!
Yep! The best video on this particular model, a live setting which is what its all about from a performers point of view.. Fab video thankyou
hey, thank you for this! very straight forward and on point. Nailed it
Excellent job on this….thank you so much ???? …when these came out…I had one in my hands before the ink was dry on their ad campaign ! So, one of the first batch….and I’ve been totally happy ????…. I own 30+ guitar amps and in that stable there’s only 3 solid state amps that cut the mustard….my Tone Master Twin….my Roland Jazz Chorus….and my Orange Super Crush 100….all the rest are tube amps????….truth be told , I probably takeout one of solid state amps the most ☝️….even though I love em all ❤
At last someone demonstrating a amp in a live situation, thank you so much, please do more of the same.
Cheers from Kevin Shotter
great video! been playing hand wired tube amp for 30 years, never have i played 2 of the same type and years that sounded alike, they both sounded good buy slightly different. Picked up a Tonemaster super reverb, love it, after 2 back surgeries this thing is a keeper
I havent played a show with my tm twin yet. But when i take it to band practice, it holds its own against a heavy handed drummer. Thats all i ask of it
I’m 68 years old. Been playing rock n roll for 50 years, used Fender amps most of the time. Currently have two Tonemaster Deluxe Reverbs. One accompanies me to gigs, other stays at rehearsal room. I don’t use anything else these days. Sounds phenomenal and only weighs 23 pounds‼️. Digital is here to stay (IMO)!
Great sound and real good band !!
great video buddy!
Im a tube guy but honestly i dont think i would know the difference in this situation as a listener so I would say it works fine for this kind of thing
Amp sounds great! So does the band!
Nothing will ever take the place of a twin tube amp Nothing. You will see more of them sitting on stages than any other amp because they're too heavy to carry off. They were designed that way.
He had it attenuated?? Should be louder than the deluxe
Sounds amazing. I’ve tried this amp in a guitar store but in a live situation it sounds even better and real.
Been playing theaters and outdoor shows on my Tonemaster Twin for a couple years now, it even took a 6 foot spill off a loading dock and landed smack on it's face on the concrete and hasn't missed a lick since. Same great tone night after night, still love it
Was the guitarist using drive pedals for his dirty tones? I find the Twin Reverb is the odd choice to have offered in the Tone Master format, because I feel that most people use Twins for their cleans only, and honestly, cleans must be the easiest thing to simulate in a modelled amp. So my big question is why not make an analog solid state version of a Twin Reverb instead. It would absolutely be possible to recreate Twin Reverb cleans without having to resort to digital modelling. Would have been almost as light, and definitely less expensive.
Hearing equipment in a live setting is always better to my ears than testing at a music store. Every venue will have its subtle ( or not so subtle acoustic challenges) I finally pulled the trigger on a blonde Tonemaster twin amp my current go to is my Fender 22 super sonic tube amp. I’ve been researching the Tonemaster series since the debut and I feel confident that it will be a solid addition. Thanks for this video, it was and is very helpful.????