Sundragon Dragonette: Six Watts, a Jimmy Page Connection and a $9,000 Price

Sundragon is putting a smaller power rating behind its Jimmy Page connection. The Dragonette combines a preamp derived from the company’s Nymph with a six-watt output section and a ten-inch speaker, according to the manufacturer.

The company’s current shop lists the Dragonette Limited Edition at US$9,000. That is the listed product price, not a confirmed delivered total or a promise of stock and shipping.

Where the Jimmy Page connection comes in

In Sundragon’s announcement, Page describes the idea as bringing together the Nymph’s preamp and a scaled-back version of the power section associated with his original amplifier. The manufacturer connects that lineage to the amp used on Led Zeppelin I; the Dragonette is a new model, not the amplifier heard on the original sessions.

What six watts tells us

For players, the interesting question is what that combination offers when the output stage is pushed. Six watts alone cannot tell us how loud the amplifier will feel in a particular room, where it will break up or how it will respond to your guitar. Those are listening and playing questions, not conclusions we can draw from the product description. We have not tested the Dragonette.

A useful audition would start with the guitar and pickup settings you actually use, at a volume you can live with. Listen for how clean notes turn into overdrive, whether chords keep their definition and how much control you get from the guitar’s volume knob. For recording, compare the sound you hear in the room with what the microphone captures. Those are practical checks we would want to make, rather than qualities we are claiming for this amp.

Want to dig deeper into Jimmy Page’s guitars and gear? Read our full guide. Would a lower-powered Page-associated amp interest you more for recording or for playing at home?

Original illustration by GuitarGangsters; not a product photograph.

Sources: Sundragon’s Dragonette announcement and manufacturer shop listing, checked November 10, 2026. The announcement describes an autumn release but does not show an exact publication date. Guitar World covered the model on November 9; that is a coverage date, not a confirmed launch date.