Pedals that stack with the 1977 Marshall 2203 JMP Master Volume
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Dophix Michelangelo Overdrive Plus
Dophix
26% matchThe Michelangelo's JFET-driven boost pushes the 2203's own British rhythm distortion into something brighter up front.
Browne Amplification Gritador
Browne Amplification
26% matchThe Gritador's asymmetrical, TS-voiced clipping tightens the 2203's own British rhythm distortion rather than just adding more gain.
Marshall Guv'nor
Marshall
25% matchThe Guv'nor's thick, compressed crunch stacks with the 2203's own British rhythm distortion for a richer push than the amp alone.
Catalinbread Adineko
Catalinbread
20% matchLayer the Adineko's digital echo-and-vibrato texture after the 2203's own British rhythm distortion for movement on an already-thick signal.
Electro-Harmonix M76 Studio Compressor
Electro-Harmonix
17% matchRun the M76 before the 2203 for studio-grade FET compression before that British rhythm distortion kicks in.
Free The Tone Ambi Space
Free The Tone
17% matchKeep the Ambi Space in the 2203's loop for spacious, stereo digital reverb behind that British rhythm distortion. — goes in the amp's FX loop (or last, into a clean amp)
Crazy Tube Circuits Mirage Dual Reverb
Crazy Tube Circuits
17% matchKeep Crazy Tube Circuits Mirage Dual Reverb in 1977 Marshall 2203 JMP Master Volume's effects loop, clear of 1977 Marshall 2203 JMP Master Volume's own gain stage — goes in the amp's FX loop (or last, into a clean amp)
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