Fender Jack White Pano Verb is a steel amp?

[Rick Heins]

Hi all,

As a Fender amp guy and pedal steeler I sometimes get to play some great amps before they launch. I'm super excited about this amp that we worked on with Jack White. Tone of great features on it!

It sounds great with guitars (naturally) but i wanted to see how it would sound with my Emmons ReSound. Well, I was delightfully surprised how good it sounded to me so I thought I'd share a couple of quick clips. It had a 10" and 15" so it's got a lot of sonic spread.

https://youtu.be/HVZAMf340_Y

https://youtu.be/1ROtf1xl0Io

[Andrew Schmidt]

Very "Classic" sounding. Verb sounds great but a little too springy for my personal taste. I'd use a pedal to smooth it out. But it sounds great, thanks for sharing!

[Rick Heins]

Very "Classic" sounding. Verb sounds great but a little too springy for my personal taste. I'd use a pedal to smooth it out. But it sounds great, thanks for sharing!

I like the older "swimming" reverb but the great thing about this amp is that you can fine tune the reverb with bass, treble and dwell controls.

[Brett Lanier]

That sounds awesome. Do you prefer the reverb in split or full?

[Rick Heins]

That sounds awesome. Do you prefer the reverb in split or full?

I prefer in both speakers but it is nice to have that option.

[Joe Bill Moad]

Very Clean with the ump that may put it on top of top Steelers! Fender is going the right direction with equipment that is New, Fresh and Bad to the Bone! These are great times!

Respectfully

Jbm

[Brad Bechtel]

https://www.fender.com/en-US/jack-white-collection.html has more information and samples of this series. It certainly looks interesting and sounds great to me.