Fender Tone Master '59 Twin JB Edition

Blues-rock guitar icon, gearnerd, and collector Joe Bonamassa has been using his beloved late-’50s Fender “High-Powered” Tweed Twin amplifiers for years during performances and recordings. Using Fender’s advanced Tone Master modeling technology, the Tone Master ’59 Twin-Amp JB Edition combines the character and sound of Joe’s favorite tube amplifier with modern features. The result is the very first Tone Master Signature amplifier: a dream come true for Joe Bonamassa fans, tone purists, and professional guitarists.

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The legendary 2x12” Tweed Twin is among the most coveted vintage amplifiers ever built and is regularly seen on stage with renowned rock, blues, and country artists. The amplifier is known for its powerful, clear clean tones and its impressive overdrive when cranked to the max. While the original model is simply too loud for many players to use at home or on smaller stages, the Tone Master ’59 Twin-Amp JB Edition offers the same signature sound in a much more practical package.

Thanks to features such as an adjustable output power control, two lightweight Celestion JB Signature neodymium speakers, convolution reverb, an effects loop, and a balanced IR line-out, this amplifier is perfect for use on stage, in the studio, and at home.

Features:

• Based on the classic Fender 5F8-A amplifier circuit
• Equipped with two 12” Celestion JB neodymium speakers developed specifically for this model
• Convolution reverb
• Built-in effects loop for delay, reverb, and other time-based effects
• “Vintage-Tight” switch on the rear panel for tighter low-end response
• Output power switch with full power and five attenuated settings
• Balanced XLR line-out with three built-in cabinet simulations (IRs)
• IRs fully customizable via the Tone Master IR Manager software
• Lightweight and resonant solid pine cabinet
• Backlit LED indicator for operating status and mute function
• Can be used worldwide thanks to universal power supply (100V–240V)
• Includes a protective case and a two-button footswitch