Fender Pano Verb Amp Manual
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Pano Verb Amp
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OWNER’S MANUAL | MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES
MODE D’EMPLOI | MANUAL DO PROPRIETÁRIO
ENGLISH
PANO VERB-AMP
Inspired by elements of three of Jack White’s vintage amps—a
1964 Vibroverb™, a 1960 Vibrasonic™ and a 1993 Vibro-King® but
containing many unique design features never before found on a
Fender amplier. Jack worked closely with Fender to create the Pano
Verb amp, an entirely new and versatile tube amplier 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 include:
• 70 watts tube output power (50W OUT 1, 20W OUT 2)
• Two 6L6 and two 6V6 power tubes
• Six 12AX7 preamp tubes
• One 12AT7 reverb tube
• Harmonic tremolo
• One 15” and one 10” Jensen® Special Design speaker
• 1963-style at grille logo in yellow
• Special metal control knobs
• +26dB adjustable boost control
• Split/Full switch puts reverb in mono (10” speaker only)
or stereo (both speakers)
• Stereo/Mono switch puts harmonic tremolo in mono
or stereo
• Black, yellow and white Third Man Hardware™ cosmetics,
including control panel and “power switch badge” on amp top
• Tilt-back legs
• Vintage-style strap handle
• Fitted cover and yellow two-button reverb/tremolo
footswitch included
CONTROL PANEL
A. INPUT: Connect instrument here.
B. DRIVE: This control pushes the amp into overdrive as it is
turned up, making the sound louder, more distorted and more
compressed (adds up to +26dB of clean boost). This knob clicks
into the o position () at full counterclockwise, with boost
completely removed (true bypass) at that position.
C. VOLUME: Adjusts overall volume level.
D. TREBLE: Adjusts high-frequency tonal character.
E. :MIDDLE Adjusts midrange tonal character.
F. BASS: Adjusts low-frequency tonal character.
G. :MIX Adjusts amount of reverb added to input signal; reverb
can also be turned on and o using the included two-button
footswitch. This knob clicks into the o position () at full
counterclockwise, with no reverb heard at that position, and
overrides the footswitch setting.
H. DWELL: Adjusts amount of sustain in reverb eect. Lower
settings create a gated or “choked” eect; higher settings
produce a more pronounced or saturated eect.
I. TREBLE (REVERB): Adjusts high-frequency tonal character of
reverb eect.
J. BASS (REVERB): Adjusts low-frequency tonal character of reverb
eect.
K. REVERB SPLIT/FULL SWITCH: FULL setting sends reverb signal to
both speakers; SPLIT setting sends reverb signal to 10” speaker only.
Note that reverb MIX (G) controls amount of reverb sent to either
one or both speakers when using this switch.
L. INTENSITY: Controls tremolo eect depth. Tremolo can also be
turned on and o using the included two-button footswitch. This
knob clicks into the o position () at full counterclockwise, with no
tremolo heard at that position, and overrides the footswitch setting.
M. SPEED: Controls tremolo eect rate.
N. TREMOLO STEREO/MONO SWITCH: STEREO position presents
harmonic tremolo signal in stereo, alternating between both
speakers. MONO position presents harmonic tremolo signal in
mono through both speakers.
O. POWER JEWEL: Yellow power jewel at far right (below) illuminates
when amplier is on.
Register your Pano Verb-Amp online at start.fender.com.
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ENGLISH
SPECIFICATIONS
TYPE PR 6273
POWER REQUIREMENT 385W
OUTPUT POWER 50W (OUT 1) 20W (OUT 2)
INPUT IMPEDANCE 500kΩ
MIN LOAD IMPEDANCE 4Ω (OUT 1) 8Ω (OUT 2)
SPEAKER One 15” Jensen® C15N (4Ω, OUT 1) One 10” Jensen® P10R (8Ω, OUT 2)
TUBES Two 6L6, two 6V6 (power) Six 12AX7 (preamp, phase splitters) One 12AT7 (reverb)
FUSE T4AL 250V (100V-120V) T2AL 250V (220V-240V)
ACCESSORIES Two-button reverb/tremolo footswitch (included, PN 7727456000) Fitted cover (included, PN 7727455000)
DIMENSIONS/WEIGHT Width: 26.6” (67.5 cm) Height: 26.9” (68.3 cm) Depth: 10.7” (27.1 cm) Weight: 61 lbs. (28 kg)
Product specifications subject to change without notice.
REAR PANEL
P. POWER: Turns amplier on and o. A special black-and-yellow
“power switch badge” axed to the amplier top indicates
switch location.
Q. STANDBY: Disables speaker output while power is on. To
extend tube life, leave switch in STANDBY position for rst 60
seconds after turning POWER (P) on. Instead of turning amp
o during short breaks, set switch to STANDBY position to
further extend tube life and avoid tube-warmup delay when
resuming play.
R. IEC POWER INLET/FUSE: Using the included power cord, connect
to a grounded outlet in accordance with the input power voltage
and frequency specied at the power inlet. To check/replace fuse,
unplug power cord and pry fuse holder from power inlet; replace
fuse only with another of the same type and rating.
S. SPEAKER JACK 2: Main 1⁄4” connection to 10” speaker.
T. SPEAKER JACK 1: Main 1⁄4” connection to 15” speaker.
U. FOOTSWITCH JACK: Connect included two-button footswitch
to jack at far right of rear panel (below).
For questions and troubleshooting,
contact a Fender specialist at:
--- (U.S. toll free)
--- (International)
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Product Specifications
| Brand: | Fender |
| Category: | Guitar amplifier |
| Model: | Pano Verb Amp |
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