Fender Tone Master Super Reverb 45W 4x10 Guitar Combo Amp Black and Silver

Bought this amp because I wanted a multi speaker set up but did not want the weight. I have a TM deluxe reverb and I love that one as well. The Super reverb has so much depth and warmth, and the Middle EQ allows me to make it cut through the mix great (my only complaint on the deluxe). I have ussd it at several gigs and it does it all, super light, pushes allot of air from the 4 tens, speakers are great, attunuater feature is amazing and has power to spare with a loud band. Pedals work great with this amp, I have found the key is to not hit the front of the amp with any boost (volume should not change with the drive pedal on, etc). I struggled with my deluxe TM until I figured this out. This is my goto amp for gigs now! Is it as good as the real Tube version, no but 95% with half the weight and the attenuator gives it an advantage. Oh and looks killer in the stage with the bigger cabinet!

I have always been a Fender tube amp guy for the past thirty years but this is the amp that I use now. It does everything that a Fender amp should do. It sounds absolutely killer. This is the best Tonemaster out of all the tonemasters. This amp also sounds better than a lot of tube amps. I've been cranking this amp up everyday for almost two years and it only gets better with age as the Jenson Blues are broke in. It took me a little bit of time to get used to the EQ on this amp as it is a little bit different than a Fender tube amp but with some tweaking of the knobs it will give you "that sound." This amp is really versatile. I use a bunch of different pedals that all sound their best through this beast. I also use just the amps tone on its own and if I want a different tone then I jump channels or use the attenuator. I love the 4 ten inch speakers with the tilt back legs. It gets a huge sound that just projects wonderfully. I have received the best compliments on my tone since purchasing this amp. When I received this amp I immediately felt like I was playing a whole new instrument as playing through any great amp should make you feel. Fender really knocked it out of the park on this one. I especially feel even more validated on this purchase as I was not able to purchase 6L6 tubes from GC in the store. Also in the past 20 years I've had 6 fender tube amps fail me on the road. So this TMSR is a no brainier for me personally. I hope this review helps other players. If you are in the market for a new amp but don't want the hassle of trying to find tubes or maintaining a tube amp then this is the amp for you. If gives you that sound and feel that you would expect from a Fender blackface. All the time while I'm playing my ears tell me "I've heard those tones on countless albums!" It sounds and feels absolutely amazing. It really blows my mind that this amp is solid state. Technology has come so far. Bravo Fender. I love my Super and you will too. Just break the speakers in and get the firmware update and you will not be disappointed. Btw I use two overdrive pedals for gain stacking. It goes from Fender glassy cleans to saturated British stack sounds and anything else you want it to do. This amp also takes delay pedals better than an amp I've ever had. My LP and I love this amp. I can't say enough great things about it. I can go on forever. Check out Andertons review on this model. Peace

I had a Super Reverb ToneMaster for a couple of months before I sold it. It's just not a very vibey amp, and to my surprise the tone was very rigid and did not accept pedals well. If you like tweaking your sound with pedals and or your choice of tubes to create a more personalized sound this is a dead end. I have a half dozen Fender tube amps and even my 30 year old fender Champ 12 was dramatically fuller, richer, had more depth and had a beautiful high end in comparison. Playing the Tone Master sounded like an recorded Super Reverb not an actual Super Reverb if that makes any sense. I would give it a solid so-so. I get why Fender is pushing them, they are inexpensive to make and are light. But, their most valuable asset is the Fender sound and I feel ultimately they are losing their way trying to replace it with a simulation instead of the real thing. Instead of only 6v6 and el84 low wattage tube amps they should offer a 15 watt 6L6 tube amp that will give it more of the Vibrolux /Super Reverb/ Twin Reverb sound and would also be lighter and not as loud.

I use this amp primarily for "live" performance. If the venue is smaller, I use my Blonde Fender Deluxe Reverb Tone Master. The Tone Masters are my favorite amps and I have 11 at home to choose from! The best part of carting this amp to the gig is how light it feels AFTER the gig, when you carry it to your vehicle. Buy it!

The amp functions properly and sounds good.

I hesitated on buying a non-tube amp. I shouldn't have. The portability aside, this nails the tone, sensitivity, and warmth I've always been used to. Fender nailed the circuit on this one. It's a beautiful amp.