Fender Tone Master Deluxe Reverb Guitar Combo Amp (100 Watts, 1x12")
A bold first for Fender! The Fender Tone Master Deluxe Reverb amp uses massive digital processing power to faithfully model the original Deluxe circuit.
$1,049.99
- 12 x$87.50
- 8 x$131.25
- No Credit Check6 x$175.00
- No Credit Check4 x$262.50
Overall User Ratings (based on 2 ratings)
Submitted December 25, 2019 by Theodore Nugent in Oak Ridge, TN
"This is a great amp!"
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I took a gamble by ordering this one online without first playing, but it paid off in every way. If I had to make a list of everything I wanted in an amp, it would all point to the Tone Master Deluxe. With the power-scaling I can use it at home and be able to get the amp humming with overdrive. You back off on the guitar's volume and the amp cleans up nicely. It weighs 23lbs, with is roughly half of any other amp I own. It sounds big and full. The build quality is what we all remember a Deluxe Reverb to be. Wonderful birch ply for a solid build. I have yet to use the DI but I suspect that since you can pick the IR mic between an SM57 or an R121 Royer, it will sound great. It will do silent recording by engaging the standby switch. There isn't a negative aspect to this amp. Thank you Fender and thank you Zzounds for a great payment plan.
Musical Background:
Playing 45 years now retired but play at church
Musical Style:
Classic Rock and Country, and electric Blues.. I am a big fan of 60's pop/rock.
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Submitted June 18, 2020 by Tom C in Pomeroy, WA
"Great amp"
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I was looking for an amp that weighed less than my deluxe reverb reissue but with similar sound. This amp is it. It sounds just like the drri at half the heft. Built solidly and sounds great. It is as good as the all tube version and has extra features. Buy one.
Musical Background:
Forty years pickin and grinnin.
Musical Style:
Rock, blues, country
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