Fender Tone Master Pro Multi-Effects Guitar Pedal Black

The first Fender Tone Master amp was an all-tube, 100W head from the early 1990s, and it was a tone monster. When Fender brought back the name for a line of all-solid-state, DSP-driven amps in 2019, they were widely lauded for their ability to recreate classic Fender amplifier tones in an exceptional lightweight package. With the Fender Tone Master Pro multi-effects system, they bring together their very best Tone Master amp and effect models in a truly roadworthy floor unit packed with pro-level features delivering incredible versatility for the serious player and gigging guitarist.

Amp Models From the People Who Made the Originals

Fender’s proprietary Tone Master modeling technology does an incredible job of capturing the tone, nuance and feel of classic Fender tube amps, and is it any wonder—who would know them better? With over 100 of the most popular amps and effects, including the first-ever model of a 5150 Stealth that is officially licensed by EVH, plus many other classics, the Tone Master Pro puts all the tones that make electric guitar, well, totally electric, right at your feet. 

Studio or Stage—It’s Ready!

The smart, versatile design of the Fender Tone Master Pro is at home in the recording studio, as much as it is on stage, thanks to plenty of forethought in the I/O design. Beside the configurable-impedance instrument input, there is a balanced Mic/Line combination jack, as well as a 3.5 mm (1/8″) stereo AUX in. On the output side, there are two sets of stereo outputs, with both balanced XLR and 1/4″ on Output 1 and 1/4″ on Output 2, so you can send your signal to multiple destinations, like the optional powered Tone Master Pro cabinets and a direct feed to a mixing board at the same time. There are two available inputs for optional expression pedals, one of which supports a toe switch to access the internal wah models (or any other expression controllable effect you want to toggle on and off), plus a jack for controlling channel switching on most amps. And, if you’ve got a pedalboard loaded with boutique pedals that you just can’t live without, there are not one, not two, but four available effects loops, with the ability to combine two of them for stereo effects. Need even more control? Standard five-pin MIDI jacks make it easy to expand to control, or be controlled, by other devices. So, no matter where you are, or what you need, you’ve got the connections available.