Fender Jack White Panoverb
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About Jack White
Jack White - with real name John Anthony Gillis - he grew up in a large family with nine siblings. At 15 he began to play guitar, having previously taught himself to play the drums. From 1992 he studied music at Detroit's Cass Technical High School and also completed an apprenticeship at an upholstery firm. In 1996 Jack opened his own upholstery shop, Third Man Upholstery. The colour scheme was, similar to his later label Third Man Records, yellow and black. The first band in which Jack White played guitar was Two Part Resin. After Dominic Suchyta left the three-piece band, only Jack and his colleague Brian Muldoon remained. The two played as a duo from late 1993 until 1996 with just guitar and drums. When Brian also lost interest in the band, Jack had the idea of putting his alleged sister Meg on drums. Although she had no experience, the two decided to continue as The White Stripes. From 1997 to 2011 he was the leader of the garage-rock band, since early 2012 Jack has been active as a solo artist, alongside his solo project he is a member of the bands The Raconteurs and The Dead Weather. In the list 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time by the music magazine Rolling Stone he is ranked number 70.
The best of three amps
Inspired by elements of three vintage amplifiers associated with Jack White - a Vibroverb™ from 1964, a Vibrasonic™ from 1960 and a Vibro-King® from 1993 - the Pano Verb Amp offers many unique design features never before found in a Fender amplifier. Jack worked closely with Fender to develop the Pano Verb, a completely new and versatile tube amp that you haven't heard like this before.
The Pano Verb's design reflects the iconic yellow-black-white look of Third Man Records, so it looks as incredible as it sounds. The Pano Verb, a Fender product from Corona, California, USA, is destined to become a modern classic for musicians seeking a distinctive sound for stage and studio.
Product information "Fender Jack White Panoverb"
Jack White's favorite amps are a 1964 Vibroverb, a 1960 Vibrasonic, and a 1993 Vibro-King. The Panoverb, developed in collaboration with Fender amp specialists, is essentially a blend of these legendary amps. It offers two different channels, with reverb and tremolo on board. Unusual are the two different power amplifiers – one equipped with 6L6 and one with 6V6, which separately drive the 15" and 10" Jensen speakers. Stereo and mono operation is possible.
- Channels: 1
- Country of Origin: USA
- Dimensions (WxHxD): 67,56 x 68,32 x 27,17 cm
- EQ: Drive, Volume, Treble, Middle, Bass, Mix, Dwell, Reverb Treble, Reverb Bass, Tremolo Intensity, Tremolo Speed
- Effects: Reverb and Tremolo
- Headphone output with speaker mute: no
- Impedance: 4/8 ohms
- Includes: Footswitch and cover
- Inserts: no, according to Vintage Specs
- Loudspeaker Type: 1 x 15" Jensen® C15N, 1 x 10" Jensen® P10R
- Loudspeakers: 1x 15"
- Output for Extension Speakers: no
- Power: 70 W
- Power Amp Valves: 2 x 6L6, 2 x 6V6
- Power Range: 61 - 70 W
- Pre Amp Valves: 6 x 12AX7, 1 x 12AT7
- Special Features: Brushed Metal Radio Knobs, Split/Full Switch, Mono/Stereo Switch
- Technology: Valve
- Weight: 34,5 kg
To make a Fender instrument available to everyone, they are offered in different price ranges. The subsidiary Squier sells affordable, Far East-made models built to original specifications with Fender know-how in the background. An affordable, "real" Fender can be found in the series made in Mexico. The classic original Fender instruments, such as the American Pro series, are made in the USA. For lovers of hand-built instruments and guitars with vintage flair there is the Fender Custom Shop, where you can even have a guitar built completely to your own specifications.
But Fender is not only known and appreciated for its instruments, it is also famous for various amplifiers such as the Deluxe Reverb, the Princeton, the Champion, the Blues Junior and the Fender Rumble bass amp range. Fender now also offers a wide range of guitar accessories like strings, picks, cables, straps, cases, tuners and care products, as well as spare parts and pickups, plus accessories and merchandising. You can of course find all of this at the music shop you trust – session in Frankfurt and Walldorf!
