{"product_id":"fender-tone-master-bassman","title":"Fender Tone Master Bassman, 230V EU","description":"Based on their innovative digital Tone Master modeling technology, Fender has recreated the original 1959 Bassman amplifier with features that make it attractive to the modern guitarist. By using a 200-watt Class D power amplifier and four Jensen P10-R speakers, the Tone Master Bassman mirrors the power, projection, and tube-driven tone of the original Bassman amplifier. The Tone Master Bassman has the same features that characterize a genuine '59 Bassman, including a 3-band EQ, Presence control, channel-specific volume controls, and dual inputs for both the Bright and Normal channels. However, it also packs a few modern tricks, including a 5-position power reduction switch, spring reverb, cabinet-simulated XLR line out, and a post-power amp effects loop for your pedalboard. The whole thing is built into a weight-relieved pine cabinet, so you get the perfect combination of Tweed tone and stage-friendly modern technology.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eFender's previous Tone Master amplifiers have been based on Fender's Blackface amplifiers. These amplifiers and their Tone Master counterparts are characterized by their scooped midrange and Leo Fender's attempt to create a cleaner, more hi-fi-like tone for 1960s guitarists. Fender's raw, unrefined 1950s Tweed amplifiers sound very different. By utilizing groundbreaking digital modeling technology, Fender recreates the glassy highs and biting midrange that these amplifiers possess.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eThe Tone Master Bassman is also equipped with features you wouldn't find in an original Bassman amplifier. First and foremost, the Fender Tone Master Bassman has a balanced XLR line out, so you can easily record the amplifier in the studio or connect it directly to a PA. In addition, the Tone Master Bassman also has built-in cabinet simulation to add more resonance when running the amplifier directly into a mixer or audio interface. You also get a post-power amp effects loop, so you can better integrate all your reverb, delay, and modulation pedals.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eFender's original tube-driven Bassman amplifiers played loud, perhaps even too loud for certain situations. The Tone Master Bassman achieves the same 45-watt roar by using a 200-watt Class D power section that simulates the sonic characteristics of a genuine 1959 Bassman. But that can be overkill in many modern concert and recording environments. Therefore, Fender has equipped the Tone Master Bassman with a practical five-way power output selector that can reduce the Bassman's output all the way down to 0.5 watts.","brand":"Fender","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":53756153561426,"sku":"FEND-2274506000","price":14149.0,"currency_code":"DKK","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/1069\/9256\/6610\/files\/Fender-Tone-Master-Bassman.webp?v=1781536521","url":"https:\/\/akustikken.dk\/en\/products\/fender-tone-master-bassman","provider":"Akustikken","version":"1.0","type":"link"}