I love mine. I bought the black version. You really get that “I’m playing a twin” feeling at any wattage you could need. There are a few things that people should be aware of, before purchasing. If you plan to run pedals, it’s best to do that before breakup. The tone masters digital processing can, buy not always, act unconventionally when being pushed. I tested 3 distortion pedals at these levels & the amp reacted differently to all of them. They all sound great under 6 on Vol. it’s as if the amp gets confused by some things being thrown into it Second, the Twin reverb only attenuates down to 1 watt. I like to plug the guitar straight into the amp & run it between 7-&-10. At 1 watt this is somewhat reasonable but, might make neighbors angry if you have thin walls. you can, however, run a distortion pedal & back off the volume on the amp. Just FYI Lastly, most of the guitars I’ve pushed into the amp have sounded awesome. The only exception to this was a Stratocaster, in the 2 & 4 positions. Much the same as a pedal, with the amp pushed, as soon as you engaged those positions it got really muddy. 1-3-5 were great. Back off the amp, everything is fine.
@@serbianwarrior4876 traded it on a new Princeton a few months back and as much as I prefer the Princeton , I’ll get another tone master just because they are cool and sound good. Real tubes will never be beat but these are a great alternative that take pedals well but so does a katana, and I still have one of those and use it regularly
What pedal/equipment was used with it? I'm really torn between buying a katana 100 head to run on 2 celestion greenbacks or just buying the the twin blonde.
I love mine. I bought the black version. You really get that “I’m playing a twin” feeling at any wattage you could need. There are a few things that people should be aware of, before purchasing. If you plan to run pedals, it’s best to do that before breakup. The tone masters digital processing can, buy not always, act unconventionally when being pushed. I tested 3 distortion pedals at these levels & the amp reacted differently to all of them. They all sound great under 6 on Vol. it’s as if the amp gets confused by some things being thrown into it
Second, the Twin reverb only attenuates down to 1 watt. I like to plug the guitar straight into the amp & run it between 7-&-10. At 1 watt this is somewhat reasonable but, might make neighbors angry if you have thin walls. you can, however, run a distortion pedal & back off the volume on the amp. Just FYI
Lastly, most of the guitars I’ve pushed into the amp have sounded awesome. The only exception to this was a Stratocaster, in the 2 & 4 positions. Much the same as a pedal, with the amp pushed, as soon as you engaged those positions it got really muddy. 1-3-5 were great. Back off the amp, everything is fine.
What beautiful playing jesus
Ugh the twin reverb... My one true love
I use the TM with the Strymon sunset! Wow, amazing body sound.
I just ordered one since the price of tubes are now sky rocketing. F that
how do you like it so far?
@@serbianwarrior4876 traded it on a new Princeton a few months back and as much as I prefer the Princeton , I’ll get another tone master just because they are cool and sound good. Real tubes will never be beat but these are a great alternative that take pedals well but so does a katana, and I still have one of those and use it regularly
So it's the Fender version of a Peavey vypyr from 2011? Sounds good.
2:10 Noiseless pickups and still noise?
What pedal/equipment was used with it? I'm really torn between buying a katana 100 head to run on 2 celestion greenbacks or just buying the the twin blonde.
The only equipment used was an American Ultra Strat, Fender Engager booster, and the Tonemaster Twin.
I was torn between the same as well but i ended up going with the blonde twin reverb
@@DirtyDirkDiggler are you happy with your purchase?
why would they make the blonde version emulate a blackface twin? why not a brownface for the blonde?