and now we've got the newcomer this is the tonemaster super reverb from fender now if you're not familiar with the tonemaster series of amps these are solid state digital modeling amps that live in the same case the same cabinet as their tube driven counterparts so there's no tubes in this but it does have a NUMBER_TOKEN watt class d power amp in it and it's a little misleading because on the back you have this power scaling feature which is actually one of the best things about these tone master amps is you can turn them down to reasonable volumes but on the back it says full power is NUMBER_TOKEN watts like the original tube driven super reverb is but it's actually not it goes up to NUMBER_TOKEN watts because it's a class d solid state power amp it's just different in how it outputs its power now this amp is loaded up with a set of four jensen pNUMBER_TOKENr alnico speakers these are the real deal jensen speakers which i really like they're not some special sort of neodymium modeling speaker these are actual jensen alnicos in here and this amp has a direct out has an xlr out with some built-in cabinet modeling so you don't even have to mic this amp up if you don't want to or don't have the opportunity to you can just send a direct xlr out to front house or to your interface and run the amp silently which is a super cool feature so we're gonna throw the same mics on in the same position and we're gonna see how this stacks up to the vintage super
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