Pedals that stack with the Airis Effects 51-Filthy
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All 6 ranked by how well they pair, from rig co-occurrence and tone-complementarity evidence
Keeley Red Dirt Overdrive
Keeley
28% matchPush the 51-Filthy's tight, hard-rock distortion with the Red Dirt's thick, articulate midrange boost and the crunch stays focused instead of muddy.
Fulltone OCD
Fulltone
27% matchStack the OCD's firm, thick clipping ahead of the 51-Filthy's high-gain distortion for a tighter, more aggressive front end.
Wampler Cory Wong
Wampler
20% matchThe Cory Wong's punchy optical compression evens out pick attack before it hits the 51-Filthy's tight, high-gain distortion.
Electro-Harmonix Electric Mistress
Electro-Harmonix
20% matchSend the Electric Mistress's lush flange sweep after the 51-Filthy's tight, high-gain distortion for psychedelic texture riding on top of the metal crunch.
Walrus Audio Fable
Walrus Audio
17% matchPut the Fable's granular reverb textures after the 51-Filthy's tight distortion so the glitchy decay doesn't get chewed up by the gain stage. — goes in the amp's FX loop (or last, into a clean amp)
Mooer Ocean Machine 2 Devin Townsend Signature
Mooer
14% matchDevin Townsend's own ambient reverb pedal was built for high-gain metal tones like the 51-Filthy's, so run it after the distortion, not before. — goes in the amp's FX loop (or last, into a clean amp)
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