High gain amps
Amps players describe as high gain — also called lots of gain, heavily saturated, tons of gain
Also called lots of gain, heavily saturated, tons of gain, distort, distorts, distorted, distortion, fully distorted
Sits at the high gain end of the gain level scale — the opposite pole is clean boost amps.
Orange Super Crush 100
Orange
described as high gain
Laney AOR 50 Series II
Laney
described as high gain voice
Peavey Invective 120
Peavey
described as high gain
Orange Crush Pro CR120
Orange
described as high gain
3rd Power Phantom Dragon 45
3rd Power
described as high gain settings, high gain lead styles
Engl 120 E610 MK II
Engl
described as many high gain amps, high gain
Laney LV300H 120W Head
Laney
described as high gain
Randall Thrasher 50W Head
Randall
described as high gain voice, high gain
Marshall YJM100 Head
Marshall
described as high gain modern head, high gain
Roland JC-120 Jazz Chorus
Roland
described as high gain distortion pedals
Randall RB100
Randall
described as high gain guitar amplification
Magnatone Super Fifteen 15W Head
Magnatone
described as high gain
Blackstar CV30
Blackstar
described as moderate high gain territory
Revv Dynamis D25 Joey Landreth Edition 25W 1x12 Combo
Revv
described as articulate high gain voice, high gain
Marshall Code 100 Combo
Marshall
described as high gain
Mesa/Boogie Mark IIC+ Head
Mesa Boogie
described as high gain revolution
Matchless Clubman 35
amplifier
described as high gain
Mesa Boogie Mark IIC+ Reissue 1x12 Combo
Mesa Boogie
described as high gain lead voice
Revv Dynamis D40 2-Channel 40W Head
Revv
described as high gain voice, high gain
Matchless Lightning Reverb
Matchless
described as high gain
Mesa/Boogie Trem-o-Verb
Mesa Boogie
described as high gain
Friedman Jerry Cantrell Signature 2 Channel 20W
Friedman
described as high gain channel, high gain
Mesa Boogie Fillmore 25 Head
Mesa Boogie
described as high gain
Boss – Katana Artist MkII 100w
Boss
described as high gain