The Virtual Guitar Show: Fender's Tone Master combo amps are perhaps the clearest statement yet that modelling and tradition can live in wonderful harmony. Lighter, more reliable but still delivering the wonderful tones that have proved to be timeless, they've proved a huge hit. And now there's new Blonde models to take that further.
Fender Amps Product Manager Shane Nicholas goes into detail on the new Tone Master Deluxe Reverb and Twin Reverb, as well as Fender's brand new acoustic amp range.
The Blonde models are more than just a change in appearance; both models feature a change to Celestion NEO Creamback speakers and new cabinet impluse responses.
The Blonde Deluxe Reverb also removes the virtual bright cap from the Vibro channel for better flexibility with overdrive pedals.
Shane goes into detail on all its features and reveals the new IRs will be made available to owners of the first run of Tone Master amps in the future.
He also goes in-depth on Fender's three new portable Acoustic Series combo amps that are coming in November; the Acoustic Junior, Acoustic Junior GO and Acoustic SFX II.
For more info visit fender.com
“Those arpeggios... That was the sickest thing I ever heard”: Yngwie Malmsteen on why guitarists should take inspiration from players of other instruments if they want to develop their own style
“I used a flange on the main riff and a wah-wah on the solo. I just said, ‘Hit the record button and I’ll let it rip!’”: Kiss legend Ace Frehley on his greatest cult classic song
