Fender Tone Master Pro: Episode IV - A New Hope

[FuzzyAce]

Americans are violent and stupid creatures, there is no point in being educated and nice

You'll be ok.

 

[Jarick]

I would highly recommend for the posters that keep repeatedly attacking one another to use the ignore function instead of dragging these stupid cat fights across multiple threads.

 

[paisleywookiee]

I would highly recommend for the posters that keep repeatedly attacking one another to use the ignore function instead of dragging these stupid cat fights across multiple threads.

Or, you know, just ban the people insulting entire continents of people. But yeah, ignore works too.

 

[AZG]

I do, I really do. This is particularly the case with certain drive models (Fuzz pedals, and to a certain degree, Big Muff Pi). But putting aside the OD/distortion stompboxes…I personally find that the TMP amp models respond authentically to playing dynamics and guitar volume pot changes.

In general, I am not saying it is superior to the responsiveness of the Fractal…but I feel it is equally good…with the exception being that the TMP pulls ahead in modeling the impedance interaction with fuzz pedals.

On a side note, and as another example of certain personal preferences between the platforms…

I definitely prefer the Algorithmic-reverbs in the FM9T. However, the Convolution-based reverbs in the TMP are friggin’ AMAZING.

Maybe it's my guitars or something, because it was the volume knob and drive interactions that were the primary reason I moved on. Fuzzes I thought were really good, but other drives just didn't interact or satisfy the was they do on the FM3. And turning down the guitar volume knob gets such pleasing and very usable results on the FM3 and Stadium, not so much on TMP IME.