I'm using a Fender GTX100. The amp has loads of built in amp models, cabinet types and effects. Most of the main amps and effects sound really good and I'm enjoying learning about all the amp models and effects. It's a lot cheaper than buying all the pedals and testing them out. The amp is better than I am. But I'm working on it!
I second the Fender GTX 100. I have one, primarily for indoor use in my office. It works very well for a wide variety of tones and easy enough to setup your own amp-pedal combinations. Compared to other equipment I use I find the bluetooth doesn't work consistently, so I stopped using BT for backing track input. Cable to the Aux port works perfectly every time.
For going primal during outdoor season, I use a 1957 Reissue Custom Twin.
