Guitar Amps

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

The VOX Mini Go 10 offers a rhythm function is perfect for practice and songwriting, and has been updated with 33 rhythm patterns. Along with the looper function, with 40+ seconds of loop time, the rhythm function is perfect for buskers. Updated amp model

The Hydrogen Cab is a lightweight, portable, open back speaker cabinet with one twelve inch speaker offering a rich, three dimensional sound. Solid pine construction and open back harken back to the golden era of American guitar amplifiers. The smooth con

“What’s the best grab ‘n’ go American-voiced combo on the market today?” Throw that question out to any group of guitarists—at an amp show, on a web board, or wherever these folks congregate—and the reply “Carr Rambler, hands down” will come back surprisi

1968 was a transitional year for Fender amps, with tone that was still pure Fender but a look that was brand new. With a silver-and-turquoise front panel and classy aluminum "drip edge" grille cloth trim, the Twin Reverb received a fresh new face as it re

Ever thought you’d love to marry the sonic qualities of a deep, bold 6L6 and a chewy, harmonically complex EL84 in one amp? The Carr Telstar does just that, and blasts a new tonal template into the stratosphere as a result, attaining myriad ‘brand-new cla

The Super Bee captures that legendary Fullerton-made blackface 4x10" Super Reverb sound in an inspiring new model sized and powered to suit the true needs of today’s venues. No channel switching, no loop, just pure old-school blackface-inspired tone, deli

The reissue Blues Deluxe™ is a vintage-style tube amp with boutique tone at a great price that many pro rock, country and blues players have used to superb effect. While its newer cousin, the Hot Rod Deluxe™, has many modern refinements, more and more ent

Considered hidden treasures from the early 1960s, Fender® "brown panel" amplifiers bridged the gap between the raw tone of '50s-era tweed amps and the sparkling clean tone of mid-'60s "black panel" amps.

The first of the Fender® brown panel models, the

The Carr Mercury V Guitar Amp delivers snarling Marshall-style British tones with surprising versatility. Featuring 16 watts, dual volume channels, spring reverb, and an onboard attenuator, Carr Amps pack pro-level tone from a whisper to a roar.

Katana-Mini X delivers acclaimed Katana tones in a fun and inspiring amp for daily practice and jamming. Evolving on the features of the popular Katana-Mini, it offers six versatile analog sound options and two simultaneous effects, housed in a robust woo

Fender Special Run '65 Princeton Reverb in Plum