8 Aesthetically Pleasing Guitar Amps

This is a custom amplifier developed by boutique amp maker Bradford Sterling. It includes 2 channels inspired from Vox and Marshal tones. Finding a new Sterling proves difficult as the manufacturers website is no longer available, however there are likely to be some used ones floating around.

The RCA35 features classic American tone. It's a very versatile amp in terms of tube modification as no rebiasing is required. It features 1 clean channel that can be pushed into gain.

This Galaxy provides a retro 50's style look. Although it's no longer available and very difficult to come by, the aesthetics are rather interesting. It features 2 channels labeled lead and rhythm.

One of the best looking amps I've seen. I first discovered these when I saw Neal Schon from Journey using them a few years back. This amp is generally sold in black, and it seems you would need to custom order the design in the picture. It features 2 channels and a solo boost.

The Deluxe 20 is a great looking 'glow in the dark' type head that offers modern hi-gain tones. It's slightly smaller in comparison to regular amp heads, and weighs much less in comparison. It's a versatile 2-channel amp with many options.

A simplistic yet sophisticated look. The Bogner Überschall is still one of the most common and best sounding amps on the market for high gain tones.

How's this for an interesting looking amp? These boutique amp models are loved by professionals. The manufacturer, apparently, spent a great deal of time developing the circuitry on this.

This 2x12 combo is delivered in exotic wood. The manufacturer, Trillium, boasts perfection on every detail and feature of these boutique amps. The Empyrean has great sound quality paralleled with aesthetics.