Henriksen Amplifiers is a guitar amplifier company based in Arvada, Colorado, founded by Bud Henriksen, who set out to build a portable amp capable of capturing the warmth and clarity sought by jazz guitarists. The company released its first product, The Jazz Amp, in 2006. After Bud's passing, his son Peter Henriksen took over operations and broadened the brand's appeal beyond the jazz world to acoustic guitarists, archtop players, harmonica players, and other acoustic-electric instrumentalists.

The lineup centers on compact, lightweight combo amplifiers built around full-range, flat-response designs. Models include the two-channel Bud Six and Bud Ten, and the single-channel Blu Six and Blu Ten, along with passive extension cabinets and custom-shop builds. The amps are known for a neutral voice that reproduces the natural sound of an instrument rather than coloring it, making them popular with players who switch between archtop electric, nylon-string, and acoustic instruments.

Henriksen has earned a strong following in the jazz guitar community, with endorsements from players including Jimmy Bruno, Bobby Broom, and Fareed Haque. The company operates as a small, family-run shop and emphasizes portability, headroom, and tonal transparency as the core of its design philosophy.

Henriksen has 2 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Guitar Amplifier Cabinets and Combo Guitar Amplifiers. Their gear is featured by 7 artists, with the strongest followings in Jazz, Blues, and Folk, World, & Country. Notable users include Jocelyn Gould, Tim Lerch, and Adam Miller.