Fender Tone Master FR-10 Guitarkabinet

Fender Tone Master FR-10 — Full-Range Power for Digital Modelers

The Fender Tone Master FR-10 is a 1000-watt powered guitar cabinet engineered as a flat-response stage partner for digital amp modelers and profilers. Built around a 10" Special Design woofer and a 1" compression high-frequency driver, it reproduces impulse responses and cab simulations without coloring the source signal. This model pairs naturally with Fender's Tone Master Pro and works with any FRFR-compatible modeler on the market.

Built for Modelers, Styled Like a Classic Fender Amp

What separates the FR-10 from a conventional guitar cab is its full-range, flat-response design — a neutral platform that lets your modeler do the tonal work. A 10" Special Design speaker and 1" wide-dispersion compression driver are tuned to reproduce impulse responses and cab models with accuracy. The cabinet draws on Fender's amplifier heritage, with black textured vinyl, silver-strand grille cloth, and integrated tilt-back legs that keep the sound on-axis even on small stages.

1000W Class-D Power — Headroom for the Loudest Stages

Inside the closed-back plywood enclosure sits an integrated 1000-watt Class-D power amplifier that delivers the headroom demanded by live performance. The active 2-way design reaches a maximum output level of 130 dB — enough to fill clubs and mid-size stages without distortion at high SPL. Because the amp is built in, there's no need for a separate power amp or DI box.

• Output Power: 1000 W — gig-ready headroom without an external power amp
• Amplifier Type: Class-D — efficient, lightweight, runs cool at high volume
• Maximum Output Level: 130 dB — covers clubs and mid-size stages

10" Special Design Woofer and 1" Compression Tweeter

A 10" Fender Special Design woofer handles low end and midrange, while a 1" compression high-frequency driver covers the upper register with wide dispersion for consistent off-axis coverage. The closed-back plywood enclosure keeps the cabinet light enough to carry to a one-person gig while still feeling solid on a drum riser.

• LF Transducer: 10" Special Design — Fender-tuned for impulse-response accuracy
• HF Transducer: 1" Compression — wide dispersion for even stage coverage
• Cabinet Material: Lightweight Plywood — durable yet portable at 11.6 kg
• Dimensions (W × H × D): 49.2 × 43.5 × 24.4 cm — fits a car boot and most backline setups

Stage-Friendly I/O and Onboard EQ

A balanced 1/4"-XLR combination input accepts line-level signal from any modeler or preamp, while an XLR line output with ground lift sends a clean feed to the front-of-house mixer or a second cab. The top-mounted control panel — Volume, Treble, Middle, Bass, and a high-frequency Cut — gives players traditional amp-style tone shaping without menu-diving on a touchscreen.

• Input: One balanced 1/4"-XLR combo — accepts any modeler or preamp output
• Line Out: One XLR with ground lift — clean feed to FOH or a secondary cab
• Control Panel: Volume, Treble, Middle, Bass, Cut — amp-style EQ that doesn't alter the line output
• Voltage: 100-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz — universal mains for international touring

For Modeler Players Who Want a Real Cab On Stage

The FR-10 is the right choice for guitarists running digital modelers — Fractal, Helix, Kemper, HeadRush, or Fender's own Tone Master Pro — who want the feel and presence of a stage cabinet without losing the precision of their modeled tones. It suits players who gig small-to-mid venues, work in home studios where a flat-response monitor matters, or want a single FRFR solution that handles guitar, bass, and even drum tracks from a multi-output modeler. Anyone frustrated by the colored sound of a traditional guitar cab under a modeler will appreciate how transparent this cabinet is.

Fender Tone Master Series — Digital Rigs, Fender DNA

The Tone Master FR series extends Fender's Tone Master platform — the company's line of digital-modeling amps and processors — into the world of stage monitoring. Drawing on Fender's classic amplifier look, the FR-10 pairs black textured vinyl covering, silver-strand grille cloth, and the molded plastic strap handle with nickel-plated caps that has appeared on Fender combos for decades. Players get a powered cab that looks at home next to a Twin Reverb or Deluxe Reverb on any backline.