Quilter 202 vs Tone Master Deluxe Reverb

[hotpepper01]

Thank you so much for that answer. It is exactly what I wanted to learn. Now I know what amp to get... greatings from the Netherlands, Ruud

[lawson-stone]

Thank you so much for that answer. It is exactly what I wanted to learn. Now I know what amp to get... greatings from the Netherlands, Ruud

I really continue to love the Tone Master Twin Reverb. It's a conscious thing I have to do to keep playing the other amps I own, simply to enjoy their sound, too, because the TMTR would easily become my only amp. Because it's lighter than a typical Polytone 12" amp, but carries 2 12" speakers, XLR line out, and output power trim, it's a fantastic amp for any application.

[m_d]

FWIW, a country player (first name Zach) recently reviewed the blonde version of the Deluxe Tone Master on YouTube, if you can find it, I thought it sounded amazing, and the reviewer, a bona fide Deluxe connoisseur and aficionado, rated it very highly. The black version can be changed to blonde features (speaker swap + software update) easily. Those amps look like a home run for Fender.

[TedBPhx]

This thread that appeared in March of last year then went into suspension before reappearing now reflects the impact of the virus on live, amplified music. Sign of better times coming.

[Gitterbug]

This thread that appeared in March of last year then went into suspension before reappearing now reflects the impact of the virus on live, amplified music. Sign of better times coming.

Let's hope so! Contrary to instruments and desktop gear, it's been slow for stage equipment. However, I understand from a speaker manufacturer that the amps and cabs industry is gearing up. And Quilter sold out their first batch of Aviator Cub in no time at all.