The Story
The Tone Master® FR-12 Tweed is a full range, flat response powered speaker designed for use with today's digital guitar amp modelers and profilers. Wrapped in iconic '50s era tweed covering and brown stripped grill cloth, the FR-12 Tweed perfectly replicates every detail of your amp simulations and are the ideal solution for players who use modelers at home or on stage.
Featuring an integrated 1,000-watt power amp, the Tone Master® FR-12 Tweed delivers the volume and headroom you need for the most demanding studio or stage performances. Other highlights include a 3-band active EQ and high frequency cut control to allow players to fine tune their stage tone without altering line out audio sent to the PA. Plus, the FR-12 Tweed™ industrial design is 100% Fender® for an authentic backline look and feel.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
The Tone Master® FR-12 Tweed is a full range, flat response powered speaker designed for use with today's digital guitar amp modelers and profilers. Wrapped in iconic '50s era tweed covering and brown stripped grill cloth, the FR-12 Tweed perfectly replicates every detail of your amp simulations and are the ideal solution for players who use modelers at home or on stage.
Featuring an integrated 1,000-watt power amp, the Tone Master® FR-12 Tweed delivers the volume and headroom you need for the most demanding studio or stage performances. Other highlights include a 3-band active EQ and high frequency cut control to allow players to fine tune their stage tone without altering line out audio sent to the PA. Plus, the FR-12 Tweed™ industrial design is 100% Fender® for an authentic backline look and feel.
