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There are a few Princeton's out right now, a few 65's and a few 68's ... a few with 10's and a few with 12's... This may be the right one for you! The reason for the 10" is simple....volume. This same amount of wattage run through a 12" is soo very much louder. Now, that should be a good thing right? Maybe not. The 10" allows you to run the amp in it's sweet spot. About halfway. At that volume, you get a good amount of volume, but not ringing ears later on. It (more importantly) allows you to run the amp at it's optimum. Meaning, the tubes are humming, the speakers working, everything is up to speed. It's sounds soooo very nice! There's a reason for 7 tubes in a single channel, low-wattage amp with a 10" speaker, and you'd near to hear it in person to find out. IMHO this is the best sounding amp that exists, and I have played many quality amps. Also, forget about people complaining about the 10" speaker "farting out" because that speaker warms up to be your favorite once it is broken in. Mine changed dramatically after only 45 minutes of heavy play. I more than highly recommend this amp. I'll say one thing. IF you want that "punk rock" classic high gain distortion the 68' sound beats the 65'. But the 65 does everything else better. Buy this amp! You can't do better.