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Fender Jack White Pano Verb Dual-speaker Combo Amplifier

70W, 1-channel, Stereo Tube Combo Amplifier with 10" Jensen P10R, 15" Jensen C15N, Spring Reverb, Harmonic Tremolo, and Adjustable Boost
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Fender Jack White Pano Verb Dual-speaker Combo Amplifier
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Three of Jack White’s Favorite Fenders in a Single Box

A 3-way cross between three of Jack White’s favorite Fender amplifiers, the Fender Jack White Pano Verb contains a panoply of forward-thinking features never found on any previous Fender amplifier. From the outset, the Jack White Pano Verb might be mistaken for a Super Reverb dressed up in a vivid yellow-tinged Third Man getup, but flip this amp around to be greeted by a unique speaker configuration of a 10-inch Jensen P10R and a 15-inch Jensen C15N. These speakers are driven by independent 20- and 50-watt power sections, resulting in an enveloping 70-watt wash of stereo sound. Next, the Pano Verb’s true spring reverb splash can be routed to both speakers or just the 10-inch, while the old-school harmonic tremolo section grants you the option for stereo and mono operation. And while the three Fender amps that inspired the Pano Verb are revered for their lush and dynamic cleans, this amp’s +26dB adjustable boost transforms even the mildest signal into a sneering snarl. Much more than a typical signature model, the Fender Jack White Pano Verb represents a true milestone in Fender amplifier history.

Loaded with Jack White–approved Jensens

The amplifiers that inspired the Jack White Pano Verb — a 1964 Vibroverb, a 1961 Vibrosonic, and a 1993 Vibro-King — utilize both 10- and 15-inch speakers in various arrangements that sport drastically different tones. Favored for its punchy mids and round, spongy bass, the Pano Verb’s 10-inch Jensen P10R speaker sings with a clear, defined, and articulate voice. In comparison, the 15-inch Jensen C15N delivers a robust bass response with smooth, rounded-over highs. Taken as a whole, the Jack White Pano Verb roars with a full-bodied spectrum of sound that captures the best elements of three all-time great Fender amplifiers.

Singing stereo sound

The Jack White Pano Verb delivers a panoramic punch of sound thanks to its true stereo operation. This 70-watt amplifier is comprised of a 50-watt power section and a 20-watt power section, with independent Out 1 and Out 2 outputs on the rear that feed the Pano Verb’s speakers. The result? A sweeping wash of stereo sound that sounds like no other amplifier in Fender’s long and storied history. What’s more, the Jack White Pano Verb’s preamp section comes complete with a whopping six 12AX7s and a 12AT7, which deliver plenty of grit and grind when you activate the amp’s built-in +26dB adjustable boost.

Rippling reverb and vintage-tinged harmonic tremolo

As a blend of three classic Fender amplifiers, it is no surprise that the Jack White Pano Verb contains the two most prevalent effects in Fender’s amplifier oeuvre: reverb and tremolo. Activate the true spring reverb section to inject a surfy splash into your every note, with a dynamic “drip” when you crank up the Dwell and Mix controls. What’s more, the Pano Verb takes typical Fender reverb controls a step further with both Bass and Treble controls to shape your sound — a favorite addition of Sweetwater’s Fender reverb fanatics, as most Fender amps generally come with a simple 1-knob “Reverb” control to do it all. The reverb section is finished with a Full/Split switch that allows you to route the reverb to either both speakers or only the 10-inch speaker.

Next up, the Pano Verb also boasts a harmonic tremolo that harkens back to Fender’s legendary brown-panel amplifiers. In contrast to the choppy tonality of the later bias-wiggle tremolo found on Fender’s black-panel amplifiers, harmonic tremolo operates with a sound that splits the difference between traditional tremolo and modulation. Finally, the tremolo section can be swapped from standard mono to psychedelic stereo with a flip of the Stereo/Mono switch.

Fender Jack White Pano Verb Features:

  • Combines 3 of Jack White’s favorite Fender amplifiers into a unique tube-amp creation
  • Stereo 70W design comprised of a 20W section and a 50W section utilizing 2 x 6L6s and 2 x 6V6s
  • 10-in. Jensen P10R speaker supplies plenty of punch and focus, while the 15-in. Jensen C15N provides ground-shaking low-end depth
  • Preamp section contains a whopping 6 x 12AX7s and 1 x 12AT7
  • 3-band EQ shapes your sound, and the Drive knob engages the +26dB boost
  • True tube-driven spring reverb section, sporting Mix and Dwell controls, a 2-band EQ, and the ability to route the reverb to both speakers or just the 10-in.
  • Brown-panel-style harmonic tremolo with both stereo and mono operation
  • Custom yellow/black/white color scheme in honor of Jack White’s Third Man Records
  • Vintage-style tilt-back metal legs
  • Includes a 2-button footswitch for hands-free control
  • Fitted canvas cover keeps your amp safe during storage and transport

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Tech Specs

  • Type: Tube
  • Number of Channels: Single
  • Output Power: 70W total, (50W Out 1, 20W Out 2)
  • Speaker Size: 1 x 15" Jensen C15N speaker (Out 1), 1 x 10" Jensen P10R speaker (Out 2)
  • Preamp Tubes: 6 x 12AX7, 1 x 12AT7
  • Power Tubes: 2 x 6L6, 2 x 6V6
  • Reverb: Full/Split Reverb (both speakers, only 10" speaker)
  • Effects: Mono/Stereo Harmonic Tremolo
  • EQ: 3-band EQ (preamp), 2-band EQ (reverb)
  • Inputs: 1 x 1/4" (instrument)
  • Outputs: 1 x 1/4" (Out 1: 4 ohms), 1 x 1/4" (Out2: 8 ohms)
  • Footswitch I/O: 1 x 1/4" TRS (reverb, tremolo)
  • Footswitch Included: Yes, 2-button footswitch
  • Construction Material: Black Tolex, Silver Grille, Black White Yellow color scheme
  • Power Source: Standard IEC AC cable
  • Height: 26.9"
  • Width: 26.6"
  • Depth: 10.7"
  • Manufacturer Part Number: 8151900000

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Reviews

Check out Rhett Shull's YouTube review
I am WAY too old to be lugging around 61 lbs, but that doesn't mean I'm not GASsing hard over this thing. DO check out Rhett's review.
Music background: 60 years in the twilight zone of semipro/hobbyist
Fun for Bigger Rooms
Most fun stereo-tremolo at this size, fantastic overdriven tone. A lot of money, but a really neat amp.
Awesome clean tone!
This amp is HEAVY. It's also super loud. The Drive knob doesn't do what you think it does - it's literally a clean boost, and doesn't really send the amp into overdrive unless you're at ear-blistering volumes. The reviews online seem to be a bit misleading, since a lot of them have a fuzz or other OD engaged... you'd think it is from the amp itself. With that said, the clean tones out of this thing sound magical.

My reverb is noisey when cranked... I removed the reverb tank and re-seated it, and that seems to have fixed it slightly.

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