I use a Bogner Shiva  with El 84 tubes.  As for the missing "ner," I woke up the morning after my 21st birthday and it was broken.  What I love about this amp it's simplicity.  It does exactly what I need it to do.  Most "boutique" amplifiers are laden with (arguably) superfluous features and switches.  The Shiva has a bright clean sound, a very usable lead channel (which I use with overdrive pedals), as well as, a surprisingly lush reverb.
 
While recording Only Human, we ran the head through a Furman Power Factor Pro.  The nuances of ones touch are more apparent when using the power conditioner.  In addition to adding appreciably more sustain, the Furman unit eliminates excessive noise.
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In the studio we have been using a Mesa Boogie Rectifier 2x12 cabinet with Celestion vintage 30's.  The microphone configuration is an Audex (close) and an Neuman (ambient).
 
I also own a Bogner Duende 15w.  I use this combo for practicing and smaller venues.