Up for sale is a 2025 Fender Jack White Pano Verb. These are one of a kind! Harmonic Tube Stereo Tremolo! This one came to us from the original owner in very good condition only showing very light cosmetic wear. Everything works just as it should and this one sounds killer! If you were looking for a great deal on one of these now is your chance!
Description from Fender is below;
Inspired by elements of three of Jack White’s vintage amps – a 1964 Vibroverb, a 1960 Vibrasonic and a 1993 Vibro-King – The Pano Verb Amp delivers many unique design features never before found on a Fender Amplifier. Jack worked closely with Fender to create the Pano Verb, an entirely new and versatile tube amplifier unlike anything you’ve heard before.
The Pano Verb’s cosmetics echo the Third Man iconic “yellow, black and white” aesthetic, so it looks as incredible as it sounds. A product of Fender in Corona, Calif., U.S.A., the Pano Verb is destined to become a modern classic for players that desire a distinctive sound for both stage and studio.
FEATURES
- Circuit combines Jack’s favorite elements of the Vibroverb, Vibrasonic, and Vibro-King amps
- Two 6L6 and two 6V6 output tubes for true stereo operation
- Six 12AX7 preamp tubes and one 12AT7 tube
- 70 watts combined output power
- One 15” Jensen C15N and one 10” Jensen P10R speaker
- Built-in 26dB adjustable boost control
- Full/Split switch routes reverb to either both speakers or just the 10” speaker
- Stereo/Mono switch enables the harmonic tremolo to function in either stereo or mono
- Third Man Hardware yellow, black and white cosmetics
- Fitted canvas cover and two-button yellow reverb/tremolo footswitch with cable included
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