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-watt 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.

Fender Jack White Pano Verb Combo at a Glance:

• 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 side mounted cable included

Loaded with Jack White–approved Jensens 

The amplifiers that inspired the Jack White Pano Verb — a 1964 Vibroverb, a 1960 Vibrosonic, and a 1993 Vibro-King — utilize both 10-inch and 15-inch speakers in various arrangements. These two speaker sizes sport drastically different tones, which naturally leads to the Jack White Pano Verb’s unique combo of a 15-inch speaker and a 10-inch speaker. 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

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 Music Experience’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.

What Fender Says...

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.

Adjustable Drive Control

This control pushes the amp into warm overdrive as it's turned up, making the sound fuller, more distorted and more compressed for getting great Rock tones.

Spring Reverb with Tone Controls and Split/Full Switch

Lush, organic spring reverb with its own bass and treble controls and a Split/Full switch that directs the reverb to either one or both speakers for more tonal flexibility.

Harmonic Tremolo with Mono/Stereo Switch

Incredible pitch-shifting harmonic tremolo that can be used in Mono through both speakers or Stereo (alternating between both speakers) for a more intense panning effect.

10" and 15" Jensen Speakers

Amp includes one articulate Jensen P10R alnico speaker and one full-bodied 15" Jensen C15N ceramic speaker for a balanced,  full-frequency sound when playing clean or dirty.

Yellow, Black and White Cosmetics

The Pano Verb’s cosmetics echo the Third Man iconic “yellow, black and white” aesthetic, so that looks as incredible as it sounds..

Fitted Cover and 2-Button Footswitch

Amp comes with 2-button footswitch (Reverb/Tremolo) and fitted cover, both with distinctive black and yellow cosmetics.