Fender Tone Master Pro Guitar Multi-effects Floor Processor

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[custom_html] Multi-effects Guitar Workstation with Amp Modeling, Effect Modeling, 7" Touchscreen, IR Manager, 4 FX Loops, Bluetooth, MIDI, USB, Song/Set List Mode, and Looper [/custom_html][video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDAknaJ9Kpo[/video] The Fender Tone Master Pro multi-effects guitar workstation melds the best of cutting-edge digital modeling with the tube-powered soul of the world’s most iconic amplifiers, pushing the company’s Tone Master technology to its very pinnacle. This all-in-one rig replacement boasts over 100 amplifier and effects models to choose from, all subject to Fender’s ultra-accurate Tone Master process to ensure that every detail and sonic nuance carries over from analog to digital in full detail. And while the Tone Master Pro is flush with endless sonic options — including 6,000 configurable IRs, 504 preset slots, and an in-depth Tone Master Pro desktop editor — this unit’s full-color 7-inch graphic touchscreen, dual rotary knobs, and 10 scribble-strip-equipped footswitches are designed for a supremely straightforward and inviting workflow. You also get everything you need to take on the stage or studio, including four FX loops, a 60-second looper, full MIDI functionality, third-party IR support, and an XLR mic input. It all adds up to the Tone Master Pro being the most powerful and comprehensive piece of modeling hardware Fender’s produced yet, and one all but guaranteed to become the centerpiece of your rig for years and years to come. Dozens of masterfully modeled amplifiers For performing and recording guitarists worldwide, Fender's Tone Master amplifier launch in 2019 marked a revolution. The company's iconic amplifier models had never been so rich, dynamic, and utterly authentic in a digital format, with each model capturing the vintage-style soul of its tube-based predecessor. And while these amplifiers are a superb choice for guitarists seeking a traditional combo amp experience, what if you could gig out with an entire s