Fender Joe Bonamassa Tone Master '59 Twin Amp

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[custom_html] 85W, 2-channel Solid-state 2 x 12" Combo Amplifier with Selectable Output Power, XLR Direct Out, Cab Simulation, Reverb, and Effects Loop [/custom_html][video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlC73GPlWOI[/video] Blues-rock guitar hero and guitar gear connoisseur and collector Joe Bonamassa has toured and recorded with his late-‘50s Fender “high-powered” tweed Twin amps for many years. Using the Tone Master modeling process, the Fender Tone Master ‘59 Twin-Amp JB Edition combines the DNA of Joe’s favorite tube amp with exceptional modern features to make the first-ever signature Tone Master amplifier—sure to appeal to Joe Bonamassa fans, tone junkies and professional guitarists alike. The highly collectible 2x12” tweed amp has become the stuff of legend and regularly appears on stage with some of the most high-profile players in rock, blues and country. Known for its bold clean tones and raging overdrive when cranked, the original high-power tweed Twin is generally too loud for mere mortals when playing small gigs or at home. Incredible features such as selectable output power, two lightweight Celestion® signature JB neodymium speakers, convolution reverb, effects loop and IR line out make the Tone Master ‘59 Twin-Amp JB Edition ideal for stage, studio or home use. High Power Tweed Tone For A Blues Icon The Tone Master ‘59 Twin Amp JB Edition combines the DNA of Joe’s favorite 50s tweed amp with modern features that players will appreciate live or in the studio. Convolution Spring Reverb Our powerful convolution spring reverb model is a modern addition to the classic tweed era Twin circuit. Effects Loop Post amp model effects loop for delay and other time based effects. A great addition to Tone Master Amplifiers. Rear Panel Features This amp’s rear panel is packed with useful controls and connections: Vintage/Tight switch for smoother bass response, line output with level control, ground lift switch and a three-way IR cabinet simulation switch