Pedals that stack with the Beetronics Nectar

Running the Klon ahead of the Nectar's higher-gain settings adds clean push without losing the transparency both pedals are known for.

The Colour Box's preamp gain and EQ stack with the Nectar's own wide-ranging drive for extra tonal shaping.

Comes later in the signal chain

gain stackingStacks two gain stages for more saturation than either produces alone. (fuzzy → clean boost)

Put Walrus Audio EB-10 Black Edition in front and the fuzzy tone leans further toward clean boost

Stack the ODL-1A's glassy, Dumble-voiced drive with the Nectar's own boutique low-gain saturation for two very different low-gain textures.

Comes later in the signal chain

Beetronics Nectar leans this transparent tone toward fuzzy, which it doesn't make on its own

gain stackingStacks two gain stages for more saturation than either produces alone. (fuzzy → clean boost)

Run fuzzy into MXR Micro Amp for more clean boost on top

Beetronics Nectar leans this transparent tone toward fuzzy, which it doesn't make on its own

Beetronics Nectar's own fuzzy character is the real reason this is worth trying

Comes earlier in the signal chain

Stack the EP-3's consistent, headroom-rich clean boost with the Nectar's own boutique low-gain saturation for two distinct shades of push.

Comes later in the signal chain

sits in the right chain slotPlaced for where it does its job cleanly in the chain, not for a tonal interaction with the anchor.

The Parabola's clean-boosted tremolo pulse stays present after the Nectar's boutique drive and fuzz.

Comes later in the signal chain

Shape the low end with the ParaEQ before the Nectar's fuzzy drive so the overdrive doesn't turn muddy on bass-heavy notes.

Comes later in the signal chain

Run the Nectar's low-gain boutique drive into the Headroom's vintage spring reverb for a surf-tinged finish. — goes in the amp's FX loop (or last, into a clean amp)

Comes later in the signal chain

The Steel String's transparent, consistent touring drive gives the Nectar's boutique low-gain saturation a reliable front end to build on.

The SSB's transparent, natural clean boost gives the Nectar's boutique low-gain saturation a push that doesn't change its color.

Comes earlier in the signal chain

The Route 66's compressed, American-rock drive gives the Nectar's boutique low-gain saturation a punchy amp-like voice to push into.

Run the BC-1X ahead of the Nectar so its natural compression evens out attack before the fuzz-tinged overdrive adds its garage-rock grit.

Comes earlier in the signal chain

Stack the Sunday Driver's transparent jfet push ahead of the Nectar so the fuzzy overdrive gets a cleaner boost underneath its grit.

Into a transparent tone, Beetronics Nectar brings a pull toward fuzzy that's missing

Comes earlier in the signal chain

What Beetronics Nectar brings here leans toward fuzzy — that's worth building a pairing around

Comes later in the signal chain

Stack the Ultraphonix's natural overdrive ahead of the Nectar's garage-rock fuzz for a cleaner boost layered under the grit.

Stack the Gunshot's transparent, clarity-focused boost with the Nectar's own boutique low-gain saturation for two distinct shades of push.

Beetronics Nectar leans toward fuzzy, and that's a real, usable character to pair with

Comes later in the signal chain

Beetronics Nectar's own fuzzy character is the real reason this is worth trying — goes in the amp's FX loop (or last, into a clean amp)

Comes later in the signal chain

Beetronics Nectar leans this transparent tone toward fuzzy, which it doesn't make on its own