Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
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This is NOT how ToneX is supposed to be used… but the results speak for themselves.
In this video, I’m showcasing the newest release in my Tone Kitchen v2 series — a hybrid capture that blends two all-original vintage Fender amps into a single, unified ToneX model.
👉 ToneX v2.0 – Tone Kitchen: Vintage Super Deluxe Ultimate + DI v2.0
bit.ly/4c5shRg
Tone Kitchen v2 is all about pushing beyond traditional single-amp captures by combining complementary amplifiers into one cohesive tone model. For this release, I merged my 1961 Fender Super and 1965 Fender Deluxe Reverb to create a hybrid sound that delivers enhanced depth, clarity, and mix-ready character.
In this video you’ll hear:
• Clean and edge-of-breakup tones
• Dynamic response across different guitars
• How the hybrid capture behaves in a full mix
• Real-world playing examples using the Tone Kitchen method
This collection includes both Amp + Cab and DI (Amp-Only) ToneX models, giving you maximum flexibility for studio, live, FRFR, and real cab setups.
What Is Tone Kitchen?
Tone Kitchen is my hybrid capture series where multiple amplifiers are blended into a single ToneX model to create tones that feel bigger, fuller, and more complete straight out of the box — without post-processing or artificial enhancement.
Chapters
00:00 – Intro - What is Tone Kitchen?
00:40 – Tone Model Explanation
01:35 – How They Sound - Single-Coil Pickups
03:37 – How They Sound - DI (Amp Only Captures)
05:15 – How They Sound - Humbucker Pickups
08:04 – How They Sound - P90 Pickups
09:42 – Summary
10:25 – How They Sound In The Mix
If you enjoy this kind of experimental ToneX content, make sure you’re subscribed and let me know in the comments what other amp combinations you’d like to see next.
Line 6 Marketplace Presets: bit.ly/4cPrnrd
Line 6 Helix Stadium Presets: bit.ly/4iNf29e
Helix Ultimate Complete Presets Vol. 1-7: bit.ly/4cbdyEf
Helix Ultimate Complete Presets Vol. 1-6: bit.ly/4sCt1Cf
Helix Ultimate Complete Presets Vol. 8: bit.ly/4teolni
Tonex Tone Models: bit.ly/tonexpresets
Tonex ToneNet Tone Models: bit.ly/3JosdwY
Quad Cortex Presets & Captures: bit.ly/4dFDG92
N.A.M (Neural Amp Modeler) Tone Collections: bit.ly/3SOXyhx
Kemper Rigs/Profiles: bit.ly/3shWRTe
Join this channel to get access to perks:
youtube.com/channel/UCvhdK4-QIzo76Y_RIbxZctg/join
This is NOT how ToneX is supposed to be used… but the results speak for themselves.
In this video, I’m showcasing the newest release in my Tone Kitchen v2 series — a hybrid capture that blends two all-original vintage Fender amps into a single, unified ToneX model.
👉 ToneX v2.0 – Tone Kitchen: Vintage Super Deluxe Ultimate + DI v2.0
bit.ly/4c5shRg
Tone Kitchen v2 is all about pushing beyond traditional single-amp captures by combining complementary amplifiers into one cohesive tone model. For this release, I merged my 1961 Fender Super and 1965 Fender Deluxe Reverb to create a hybrid sound that delivers enhanced depth, clarity, and mix-ready character.
In this video you’ll hear:
• Clean and edge-of-breakup tones
• Dynamic response across different guitars
• How the hybrid capture behaves in a full mix
• Real-world playing examples using the Tone Kitchen method
This collection includes both Amp + Cab and DI (Amp-Only) ToneX models, giving you maximum flexibility for studio, live, FRFR, and real cab setups.
What Is Tone Kitchen?
Tone Kitchen is my hybrid capture series where multiple amplifiers are blended into a single ToneX model to create tones that feel bigger, fuller, and more complete straight out of the box — without post-processing or artificial enhancement.
Chapters
00:00 – Intro - What is Tone Kitchen?
00:40 – Tone Model Explanation
01:35 – How They Sound - Single-Coil Pickups
03:37 – How They Sound - DI (Amp Only Captures)
05:15 – How They Sound - Humbucker Pickups
08:04 – How They Sound - P90 Pickups
09:42 – Summary
10:25 – How They Sound In The Mix
If you enjoy this kind of experimental ToneX content, make sure you’re subscribed and let me know in the comments what other amp combinations you’d like to see next.
