I hate how easy it is for people to say it's too expensive without understanding how much work goes into something like this! I can appreciate the art and the passion needed to produce something like this from an engineering perspective.

I just bought this amp to take to pub gigs and local jams and it's incredible. Plus, the. XLR output on the back for recording works perfectly. It sounds so good and you can record in silence if needed. I love this amp. Bravo, Fender.

Fender makes the best amps, and guitars.

You guys should make the Tone Master Princeton Reverb :)

At 79 this is the Best thing Fender could do for me. I've owned most of the Fender tube amps. They are great. But this one wieghs only 24 lbs. and has no hot tubes to overheat. It sounds just like my old De Luxe. Love it!

2 suggestions: 1. Make more in this series (bassman, vibrolux, etc.) 2. Make an amp that goes to eleven.

The amp I want at the volume I need - great job

It sounds great, looks great. I wanna try one. Fender has been killing it with the new technologies that they have brought out in the past years. My fender rumble is amazing, and I use it for guitar all the time. I do have expensive tube amps and I still go back to my class d rumble.

I listened to this demo through my Focal studio monitors. I've owned vintage Vibrolux's, Deluxe's and Princeton's, and I'm pretty amazed to be honest. This amp could be a game changer. I can't understand those who don't see the appeal. Maybe they don't record music? To me, the practical appeal is that this amp seems to serve a breadth of different and unique use cases very well. Bravo Fender. As usual.

I'm glad that Fender, if they're going to go a bit more "pro" with modeling amps, is just sticking to what they do best: Fender amps. I use a Mustang as a practice amp and, while not really as sophisticated as this, the Fender amp models are the ones I stick with. They've been making amps forever so I trust they're putting the detail of their own gear into a digital amp they designed. Besides, not like they're stopping making their tube amps so you can buy what sounds best to you. I like having that choice.

Tone Master 57 Deluxe. Imagine what you could do with those quad cores if two don't need to be used on the reverb and one on the vibrato. Bring it Fender!

I now have one of these. I have been totally gobsmacked. The attenuator allows me to rehearse with the most gorgeous tones but without blowing my (or anybody else’s) ears out. Plugged into my DAW, it still feels and sounds like I am playing it live. Just try one.

They sound pretty good. I guess they saw the positive sales that Roland achieved with the Blues Cube series. The built in attenuator and light weight with no tube maintenance. I love my Blues Cube Hot. I will have to try this out in person.

I love the intelligence and technical toneoligy of these demons. It makes me feel I'm on the cutting edge of what is really happening...with the sound of today's fenders greatest breakthroughs. Thumbs up!

The cleanest tones! Pure beauty!

I lifted one up and it was like air. Didn't get a chance to try it. I see now I need to

I think these are great for any gigging muscian. The weight savings is a huge plus. While I wish it were a little less expensive it is still $200 less than the tube version. Guitar Center and other music outlets often have 10 or 15 % off sales which gets the price down below $800. Well done Fender!

One of Rick Heins best sound in the intro dude stay with jazz great playing

Played the Tone Master Deluxe Reverb the other day at GC. It's a killer amp and the attenuation feature was a nice surprise , not cheap but this has many features I want

It's expensive, but I think I get the point of this amp. If I were a gigging musician who played a DRRI, I'd much rather take this on the road. Less weight, less maintenance, and the crowd would never know the difference.

Honestly I was very biased before I played this amp in person. I got to run it all through different volumes and it really surprised me. It sounded awesome cranked almost couldn't believe it. I will say the only thing for me that was weird was if you played it over 7 on volume, the Reverb would increase like double. A simple fix was just to turn the Reverb back down from 3 to like 1 or 2. It really almost sounded as good as the drri. And really, face it, everyone in the audience really isn't going to hear a difference. to me the most important thing is that when you play any amp, it excites you as a player and makes you want to like have more conversation, so to speak, with the amp. and this amp definitely did that for me. I would feel comfortable playing out with this amp for sure. And again I was very not expecting to like this amp but hey you guys really did it it!! ~ sounds great

Yeah, I’m gonna need a Tweed Deluxe Tone Master, please and thank you. 🙂🤘

The amp I wish I could have in my little home studio plus for this closet guitarist. One day, cheers Peter. Hobart, Tasmania...the Arts end of the World!

My favorite amp ! Thanks guys . Soon my first gig with this baby

Yeah, just got my TM Deluxe- this thing is great!

TY. Went & played. Convinced! Need 5 substitute assignments to buy one. I start in August! Never been in hurry to get back till now. LOL! No smoke & mirrors on this one. 23 lbs. unbelievable!

I have the real thing and for me it´s sounds amazing close ! Deluxe Reverb is for me the best guitar amp made by Fender !

I just bought this amp. I like everything about it. Nice warm tube tone. I won't part with mine.

That’s how great guitars and a great amp sound.

The accuracy of the IR’s was insane.

Surf's up! Would love to try out this series of amps!

Ive been a professional guitar player and session player for over 25 yrs and the best amp for multi styles is this amp. Blues funk soul country surf rock heavy rock metal jazz folk on hundreds of records. I mean if you specialize on metal only get a Marshall but this is the holy grail for multi styles. This is the swiss army knife of amps. From Isley Brothers to Def Leppard at the same gig.

Have on. Love it. Will post some vids soon.

Headbangers just cannot get away from that bridge. What makes the deluxe reverb so nice is the neck sound.

I own a Fender LT25 great little home amp, but I am keeping my eyes on the next amp , I do love the attenuator function and the sound is brilliant, but it strikes all the right chords for me, but this video was 2019 I like to see if any other famous Fender Amps are going digital for 2021 ,

Great groove in the beginning

sounds like my Fender JAM 70W. Even the point that I cant turn the volume level over 3-4 If I don't want to disturb a lot of my neighbors when I want to try some rock/metal I have the JAM since 1997 : D

We need a Tone Master Super Reverb version

I would def go for a vibrolux version. Please.

I bought one and it sounds amazing.

god demo, guys...I think I might have to check this baby out!

I have to confess, I'm torn between this and the Fender 68 Custom Pro Reverb for club gigs. The latter is also quite light. No attenuator of course, and there's the added cost of tube replacement. But it sounds so good. Tough decision, for me.

Oh john mayer with fender reviewing the tone master great!!!!!

Deluxe reverb is the best amp ever. Honestly, it just has everything in my opinion, ofc you’ll need pedals but still this is an awesome amp.

I think it sounds great and I can see an advantage into having one but at least for me an appeal in owning a Fender amp is knowing that it's made in America. Even if it does break your back and to get a good sound you need to deafen half of the street you live on ;p Just the made in the USA thing would make me happy just to own one. My Dad had a Fender Twin years ago and I wished now he'd never sold it. Ahh well! But yeah that said, this is a lovely sounding amp.

Yes again love surf

I am about to get a Vibro Chamo for its low wattage, but the attenuator on this one seems like a better solution. I am hearing on some forums that vibro champ is still very loud if you want the crunch tones. And adding an attenuator to it is not straightforward. Any opinions?

My question is can you make a fender 68 custom reverb sound like it really does with technology i dont think i get it ill have to try one in the flesh

I have a boss katana head I bought it as a portable fun practice amp, not as a gig amp to replace my Marshall jvm, never thought of it as a substitute for my valve amp, I got the opportunity to take it to a gig and sat it on my jvm with Marshall 1936 2x12, I'd decided to try it in the first set and if I didn't like it I could easily swap it over, I never did it was a truy enjoyable musical experience, I was amazed it was brilliant, not once did I care that it wasn't a valve amp I just enjoyed it for what it was , and it was plenty loud enough on the 50watt setting, my only complaint was the clean tone , which is now MUCH better thanks to the tone studio, I play a couple of gigs a year in my covers band , using mainly mild crunch to full on lead tones, which the katana exells at, what I'm trying to say is that solid state amps really have come on in leaps and bounds, and can be a good alternative to valves, katanas are cheap, but these fenders are not, we are all used to the tranny amp being the budget little brother of the top of the range valve amp, i think these fenders sounded really good but at the price the quality really has to be there and they have to be totally reliable and road Worthy. Deserve a chance I reckon

Some tasty playingg

I played one of these in my local music store and was amazed at the "feel" of it. It's like playing a tube amp. The reverb was on 2 and there was too much, but it sounded great. I like that you can get the cranked sound at any volume and the weight relieve is also very nice. Will they hold up on the road and he around forty years from now? Time will tell.

I think Fender did incredibly well with this. Digital amps are really, really close to vacuum tube stuff now, and if they made a Tweed version of this, that'd be amazing. That said, I don't quite get why they used a 5-way attenuator. Why not just have a normal master volume control? It seems reductive and limiting considering it's a digital amp. What if you wanted a little bit less or a little bit more volume than any one of the positions? If it doesn't alter the tone in any way, why not have it a continuous control? It feels like the only reason to have it is for amplifier purists who think that master volumes on vintage tube amps are the devil.

This amp sounds great but wanted to know how people feel with it at gigs and how it does with outside gigs as well?

I am exclusively a bedroom/apartment player. I don’t see myself gigging in the near future. Would you recommend this amp to me? I currently use a Yamaha THR. I am wondering if this would be a significant step up in sound, feel and playing experience for me.

So what do the 2 outputs on the clean and vibrato channel do ?

I own two of them but uninformed of the potential they can give me. I have link to all that is FENDER. Wow!

I notice on my tube delux my reverb would cut out I wonder if this not being tube the reverb won’t be so touchy

Tonemaster Blues Deluxe. Make it so! Please 🙂

Got mine today. So ridiculous that it took so long to invent this. I’ve been waiting decades.

It would be nice to see some silverface tone masters

Oh how I love thee. I have to say I am 100% loyal to fender amps.

Fender you should make a digital tweed amp if you did it would be a fraction of the cost of the super expensive tube tweed amps and it would sell like hot cakes I would buy that because I can't afford a real tweed amp and don't want to splurge on something like that but I would buy a digital one if it was a fraction of the cost in a heartbeat

Would love to see and hear a true comparison with a tube deluxe.

What is the difference between this digital Tonemaster and the Deluxe Reverb amp found as a preset on the Fender Mustangs ? They're both digital amps.

What happens if you jumper it?

Make a Super Sonic in this and I am 100% going to buy one.

Would love a Super

I am looking forward to all big specialists and top musicians using fake names behind their keyboard claiming it sounds bad...

Am I the only crazy nut here who wants this in a tweed Princeton format with more power. Dream amp would be Tone Master tweed Princeton with about twice the power with a jack for plugging into an external speaker cab and an attenuator with 10watt, 5watt, 1watt, and .5watt, .1watt settings! Woot!

IS this Tone Master that much better then their Mustang GT200 version of the Deluxe Reverb ?

Serious question: if it's not cheaper than a tube amp, and certainly doesn't sound BETTER (their whole pitch is that it sounds "just like" the real thing, not better), what's the point? It's not as heavy??

I would buy a tonemaster bassman 4x10

The day that Fender learn to add FX loop in their classic amps and sell them with reasonable price, I will buy a Fender amp. If this is the best innovation they are capable of after 70 years of innovation, what can you say? Marshall has understood better the demand of the market with their studio amps

Why do you have closed captions on an amp demo video?

'59 bassman please and thank you.

Tweed Twin next?

which strat exactly is that one?

I would like to see a new princeton chorus with red knobs...

Weight?

Is this loud enough to gig with without miking it up?

Where is it made?

How much does it weigh....

What tele was that?

Doesn't sound bad, but it's the same price as an actual Deluxe Reverb (used, at least), so...why?

I swear i seen an old version of this I just can't remember the name of it is bothering me 😬😬

Just needs a couple Paul Rivera mods😅

I have the USA Deluxe but this is made in China hmmm gotta try.

great, just don't stop making the real ones. If you do, that'll be the day I stop playing guitar.

People complain about “digital” amps when they constantly are listening to music that is “digitally” reproduced. Logic? None.

Good Amp in isolation, not a 100% like the original tonally. Fender should have priced this sub $500.

the dude on the right looks unimpressed when he tests out the pedals 15:00

Why not include a headphone jack?

Good luck getting an amp like this serviced decades down the road. An amp like this is only as good as the last firmware update. Look what they did to mustang users with the fuse software. Marketing and making the company more money is all this is about. When it comes to amps, keep it simple. There’s a reason people use tube amps, hand wired, point to point…it’s called serviceability! If you get a solid state get one that’s simple in design and easy to repair. These modeling amps are fun but they won’t be around for your kids or their kids.

Do a Tone master Excelsior!!!!! I dare you!!!

Another missed opportunity to call the tremolo channel Tremolo instead of Vibrato.

Dave grohl has seen better days :( …

Price point is double what it should be for what you get.

No voodoo without tubes, mojo vanishes, notice mostly in demanding passages with others drums, bass, eats volume, no sizzle.

If I have the money for a Tone Master ... I'm buying the tube version. TOO MUCH $$$ FENDER!!!!!!

i think it sounds like a transistor amp no soul