This might be the definitive review of the Tone Master Deluxe Reverb:
Everybody should have one tube amp and a SS amp, modeler if ya like um’.
Krap! Does that mean I have to sell the rest?
You do realize you risk being banned for uttering such blasphemy in the forum...
Dang! Does that mean I have to sell the rest?
It's OK, I fixed it. Blasphemy means cursing, right?
I'd say the key factors would be clean headroom and moving air..
If they truly behave like the tube versions, the Deluxe will break up sooner then the Twin.
There will not be a huge difference in total volume though.
My guess is, for most smaller venues, that you're likely to play in, either one will be way more volume then you'll need.
I'd further guess, that you won't be relying on the amps for your break up tone anyways.
Once you start running O/D pedals into them it won't make any difference which one you pick because the amp tone will be clean and the O/D pedal will give you the crunch you'll want.
If you think your future will have you on a big stage that accepts loud amps for big audiences, get the Twin because the 2 X 12s will push more air to fill bigger spaces.
Having said that, if you're looking for less weight and more portability the Twin takes you in the wrong direction.
I will say using pedals to play Offspring Come out and play all I need is to put the TMD at about 8 and 5W (could set higher wattage in bigger room no difference) setting so it already has a little over drive to it the add a BB overdrive and I get that hard rocking sound. MIght make a video latter today. But yeah listen to this, I get the same sound with very little effort so I don't buy the don't take pedals well. Which minutes of his video explains that I can't watch the whole hour.This might be the definitive review of the Tone Master Deluxe Reverb: