Rift Amplification is a boutique amplifier company based in Brackley, Northamptonshire, England, founded by Chris Fantana, a guitarist and former session musician. Every Rift product is hand-wired, one at a time, using components selected purely for tone. The company's designs draw on both British and American valve amp heritage, employing 6L6, 6V6, EL34, and EL84 output valves across its range.

The amplifier lineup spans a wide range of voices and power ratings. The Hawker, Rift's first original design, is a 30-watt KT66-powered combo inspired by classic British circuits from Selmer, Watkins, and Vox. The PR6, PR18, and PR35 are Fender-influenced combos with onboard spring reverb and tremolo, available in '63 Brown and '64 Black preamp voicings. The Americana is a 20-watt tweed-inspired combo with spring reverb, the Blackhawk offers stripped-back simplicity with a two-band EQ, and the Wheelhouse rounds out the original designs. British blues guitarist Aynsley Lister has a signature head in the lineup. Beyond amplifiers, Rift produces effects pedals including the Elysium fuzz and the EL34 EQ and boost pedal, designed to emulate the harmonic character of an EL34 output stage. The company also offers amp repairs, modifications, and hands-on amp building courses.

Rift Amplification has 2 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Combo Guitar Amplifiers. Their gear is featured by 1 artist, with the strongest followings in Rock and Blues. Notable users include Peter Honoré.