White Higher Fidelity

$1,950.00 Price Tier: High-end

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Step back into the golden era of rock ‘n’ roll with the White Higher Fidelity combo guitar amplifier, a masterful recreation of the iconic sound that defined the 1950s. This amp is not just a piece of equipment; it's a bridge to a time when music was raw, authentic, and electrifying. Designed for musicians who crave that vintage warmth and distinctive tonal clarity, the White Higher Fidelity delivers a sonic experience that is both nostalgic and mesmerizing.

At the heart of this amplifier lies a meticulously crafted tube setup, featuring one 6V6, one 12AX7, and a 5Y3 tube rectifier, which together produce a rich, full-bodied sound that modern digital amps can only dream of. Whether you're playing smooth blues or gritty rock, this amp adapts seamlessly, offering a dynamic range that is both responsive and expressive. The authentic 1950s circuit design ensures that every note you play is imbued with the character and depth of a bygone era.

Perfect for both stage and studio, the White Higher Fidelity is compact yet powerful, making it an ideal choice for musicians who value both style and substance. With a build time of 2-3 weeks, this amplifier is a testament to craftsmanship and attention to detail, ensuring that each unit is as unique as the music it helps create.

Key Features:

Faithful recreation of 1950s original White Higher Fidelity amplifiers
Tube configuration: one 6V6, one 12AX7, and a 5Y3 tube rectifier
Authentic 1950s circuit design for vintage tonal quality
Compact design suitable for both stage and studio use
2-3 weeks build time for a personalized touch

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Joe Bonamassa

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Mark Knopfler’s Guitar Heroes

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In this video, Joe Bonamassa tells Jake Andrews at 12:37:

Here's one that's my secret weapon in the studio. Do you know what this is? 1956 Forrest White amp. It's a White. Forrest White was one of the founding fathers of Fender, along with Don Randall. In '55 and '56, Leo [Fender], was nice enough and made Forrest White an off-brand, so there's these White amps. What this is is nothing but a Fender Princeton. It's got an eight-inch speaker and a slightly wider box, volume, tone, and a different aesthetic. It's a Fender amp.

And the thing about this amp, I bring it to the studio and I was doing a track for Canned Heat about a year ago with Jimmy Vivino and my guy Rick Gould was like "Why are you bringing that?" And I said "Trust me." There's something about a healthy tweed amp, and some of them have an extra 5%, an extra bottom-end push. Maybe it's the condition of the tubes or something. Not all of them have it. I find that especially with amps with eight inch speakers, if you get the right one, they are devastatingly effective in the studio and they just fit in the track.