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Gary highly endorsed the Vero Amplifier Company from Joliet, IL. He said, "Even though I've never been a style over substance guy, I love the Chicago Zephyr. It's a tube powered amp with a smooth tone. The Zephyr has ten inch speakers in the same configuration as a bassman's or super-reverb. This amp sounds absolutely awesome for harp. The art deco design makes it quite a unique piece of craftsmanship, too."
Vero makes a number of great products. You can visit their website at www.veroamps.com. "For harp this is the best amplifier manufacturer around. Their combo of design and sound is second to none."
