Open Box Fender Tone Master FR-12 1,000W 1x12 FRFR Powered Speaker Cab Level 1 Tweed

Why did I wait so long to get one of these Fender FRFR cabs? One of the main complaints about FRFR's is most lack guitar amp feel, like the way an amp moves air. Not true at all with the Fender ToneMaster. For a 112 cab, good gracious this thing is unreal. Not even at half volume it can rattle windows and vibrate the walls. It moves all the air I need it to move! Best of all, I was able to truly hear my amp models, EQ, modulation, compression, literally everything that would run to the board and FOH, with no coloring of the sound from a guitar amp. In fact, played live the day after I bought it. Ran straight to FOH and used the FRFR for a little extra on the floor monitoring, tilted like a wedge as a bonus. I mean, seriously. What is not to love about this FRFR 112? It weighs right at 35 lbs. My days of lugging gear go way back, like loading in Marshall 212 JCM's that would leave you needing back surgery. Pound for pound, and for what it achieves in tone, volume, the ability to truly dial in patches, I would take this FRFR 112 over some back breaking rig any day of the week. If you are running a modeler in whatever capacity, stomp box or multi-effects, and not using one of these, sad to say you are doing yourself and your rig a huge disservice. If the 112 does not have enough gas, get the 212. With absolute certainty, using this for practice, building and saving patches as you want them to sound, and as a monitor or playing out if it is enough juice for the room, it is beyond my comprehension why anyone would not love this Fender ToneMaster FRFR 112. From the first thundering chord it had my heart pounding and put a grin on my face. Could barely believe what I was hearing. Huge shout out to the guys at the Richmond, VA GC. They were on point with this recommendation. If I had any complaint at all, it would be that it has only one input. But who cares? Buy two and run stereo effects! Just get one...or two! Even running backing tracks to jam and practice is mind blowing. Don't waste your money on cheap junk FRFR's. This is a clean pedal platform that is as close to the real feel of an amp you can get.

OMG I don't know where the good reviews come from. At full performance volume "maybe" the noise floor is acceptable. At "bedroom" volumes the noise floor is roughly as high as the guitar volume. Completely unusable. Not sure why you need an EQ on a FRFR amp (isn't it supposed to be flat response?).

I've been using a competitor's FRFR cab for a while but it was FAR too boomy and there was no way to tailor its EQ curve on it. The Fender Tone Master FR12 sounds and feels like a real amp. It's night and day from what I was using. I want a second one to run my Helix in stereo.

#sweepstakes Bought this FR FR speaker cab to pair with my Helix Floor. It sounds awesome and was pretty inexpensive. Highly recommended.

I have been running the TMP through the effects loop of my fender mustang GTX and thought how much better can the FRFR 10 or 12 be? I bought the 12 two days ago. The difference is incredible the FRFR 12 makes the TMP sound like the tone master amps the mustang could not replicate that sound.

Used this with the Tone X and UA Dream 65. While this will "may" fill your need for a clean to mildly over-driven' option for amplifying your modelers, I'm not sure it has enough sculpting power for heavier tones. I bought this with the intent of replacing my older and now out of production Tech 21 Power-Deuce, "Not the Power Engine with lame Celestion 70/80's" lol. After A/B'ing both with my trusty Radial unit, I have to say, I couldn't get the treble, tin'y, raspiness to disappear, while the Tech 21's have way more tonal sculpting power, with hi, lo, and input damping, and a horn defeat, I am truly disappointed, I hope others have a better experience. There has to be better modern options than this.