What is your coolest amp?

I'd have to say it would be my 1966 Gibson GA-15RVT. I took it to a gig one night after I had just gotten it out of the shop for a "tune-up". I got a lot of compliments on it. I'll have to see if I can find a picture some where.

yep, still got it. it was my first tube amp. I use it to calm down the mini-humbuckers on my Les Paul Deluxe.

I was always more about acquiring guitars than amps, but in some ways that's changing.

I think all of my amps are cool in some way, so coolest?

It's a tie.

First up the one I've had longer is my Roland JC-60.

One cool thing about it is the Chorus it has--sounds great--and I went & bought a footswitch for it.

the other cool thing was showing up at a jam with a (gasp) solid state amp.

Some would scoff, but after playing, even if my playing didn't impress them, most loved my sound.

Most of the time it was my guitar (during the time this happened it was my Iceman, and I also encountered brand snobs that ti wasn't a Gibson or Fender) to a Boss DS-1 (unmoved (More sneers from some)-into a solid state JC-60.

People wanted to try it put, and maybe some bread & tube snobs changed a bit those times, maybe not.

For some it worked & others didn't now what to do with it.

but that amp was/is pretty cool because it was met with sneers, and left with cheers.

My '79 Deluxe Reverb. . I bought it in the mid-90s and it was near mint. I just loved that Fender "sparkle". Two years ago, I brought it in for a cap job and a check up. When I went to pick it up, the guy asked me if I wanted to sell it. He said it was the best sounding DR that he's ever had on his bench.

My other coolest amp--and the one I use the most, is an Orange Micro Dark.
It's cool because it's an amp head that weighs less than 2 pounds.
It has 20 watts.
And it's a hybrid amp--which I love.

the controls are simple--and the midrange control is so easy to use--and isn't just a middle control--it really cranks them or gets rid of them--and makes for some easy sound changes for different guitars & different songs.

The gain control gives you some great amp distortion--from slight to a lot.
And it also works with a distortion pedal as well--to switch between that & a clean sound easily.

Here it is seated atop a gutted Fende G-Dec Amp (Just the cab & speaker (& grill cloth with logo) left
I got that cab, a dual foot switch & a fender display sign (Small one) for under $10 when a store was closing down to rebrand.

Hey, post 'em all...

I know this amp quite well- a friend of mine has the JC- 100(?). They're actually very good amps- coming from a tube snob

I like the look but I am not familiar with the amp
Any details?

Here's my coolest. It is an old school PA made by Stromberg Carlson. 

2x 6L6 maybe 22 watts. The preamp tube is metal envelope, not glass

That is cool.  I used to have an old Bogen CHB 50 PA that someone had converted into a guitar amp.  My father and I built a 2-12 cabinet for it and it was my guitar amp for a few years when I was in high school

Those old bogens are pretty cool too, made in NJ too I believe...

When I play bass tgrhough an amp it's normal my Fender Rumble 40

It's cool because of the way it sounds (Rumble is a good name)
Also because it has an XLR out that can go to a PA, and you till hear the bass through the amp--so in a sense it's a DI box with a speaker.
And it has a push button marked Vintage (As well as a bright button & a contour button)--but the Vintage one is one I use.-it's designed to emulate the older Fender amps--and while not perfect--it doe s pretty good job, and I almost always have that option on