“The PRS 30 Combo offers classic EL 84 tones with some special tweaks to the EQ section that give it a character all of its own. All this in a compact but powerful package... the PRS 30 Combo excels at everything from Country to Classic Rock to Blues,” said PRS Amplifier Business Unit Manager Michael Clark.
Described as an English sound with an American twist, the PRS 30 Combo is the first 30 Watt cathode biased combo in a series of lower wattage amps. This amp features a quartet of EL84 tubes with a control layout similar to PRS’s Dallas model and a 12” ET65 WGS speaker. PRS 30 Combos are handmade in Stevensville, Maryland. Other features include reverb, bright switch and a special master volume that is dialed out of the circuit as the amp’s volume is at max setting.
The PRS 30 Combo is available now at authorized PRS Signature Dealers and PRS Amp dealers nationwide.
*Currently available in US and Canada only.
Paul Reed Smith Amplifiers are backed by a 5-Year warranty (90 day warranty on tubes/1 year warranty on speakers). Click here to download the warranty card.
PRS 30 Combo Amplifier Demo

Derek Trucks and PRS Amps
Guitar World - February 2010
"[The Sweet 16 and PRS 30] deliver the classic tube tones most of us have spent a lifetime (and a fortune) trying to duplicate with a variety of vintage and boutique amps."
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Texas clean
"Hit the low E string open, and adjust the bass knob to give a clear ring depending on the output and clarity of your particular pickup. Adjust the volume if needed." - Doug Sewell
Bright: On, Volume: 10, Master: To Taste
Treble: 2, Middle: 11, Bass: 12

British Invasion
"Work on your favorite classic British rock riff with your bridge humbucker." - Doug Sewell
Bright: On, Volume: 8, Master: To Taste
Treble: 1, Middle: 5, Bass: 9

Classic Rock
Bright: Off, Volume: 2, Master: Loud
Treble: 1, Middle: 2, Bass: 10,
"Enjoy aggressive tones with a bit of sweet EL84 compression. Try the humbucker in the bridge position." - Doug Sewell

Hot Rod Country
Bright: To Taste, Volume: 12-1, Master: To Taste
Treble: 2, Middle: 1, Bass: 11
"Travel between classic rock and chickin’ pickin’ with a bit of "hair" at the command of your picking hand. Adjust this setting for the ability to go from decent clean to bark with your favorite country ax. " - Doug Sewell