We liked this retro amp from Paul Reed Smith.
Very few guitar makers ever become known for the amps that they make. They all try it, at one time or another, but Leo Fender seems to have been the only one to figure out both ends of the tone equation equally well. That is, until now. Iconic modern-day guitar maker Paul Reed Smith, best known for his colorful, flamed-top luxury guitars, has gone into the amp business in a pretty considerable way recently, with a number of models that each channel different parts of the vintage tone firmament. Ultimate 50’s amp sounds are handled by The Original Sewell, which is a flagship-worthy amp named for its designer, Doug Sewell. The Original Sewell is available in 50- and 100-watt head and combo configurations (1×12 and 2×12) and users are also given a choice between 6L6 and EL34 power tubes, although EL34’s are recommended as the best choice for the Sewell’s proprietary preamp circuit. An optional reverb is also available. – From Gear Vault