Amps that pair well with the Beetronics Swarm

Mesa Boogie Mark V

The Mark V dials in everything from liquid jazz clean to scooped metal gain, so the Swarm's fuzz has room to sit wherever you push it.

Carvin Legacy 3 VL300 100W Amp Head

Push the Carvin's touch-sensitive tube headroom with the Swarm in front and it stays dynamic instead of flattening out.

Bad Cat Cub V EL34

The Swarm's experimental, modulated fuzz gives the Cub V's chimey British headroom a genuinely strange texture to work with.

Marshall JVM410H

Run the Swarm into the JVM410H's flexible clean channel and you get a proper Marshall foundation under the fuzz.

Phil Jones Bass Compact 8 Cabinet

The Compact 8's clear, high-fidelity response gives the Swarm's experimental fuzz a full, gigging-ready amp voice to push into.

PRS MT100

The MT100's tight, huge midrange headroom gives the Swarm's experimental fuzz serious amp character to push into.

Bad Cat Hot Cat 50 Mod Shop Combo

The Swarm's experimental, modulated fuzz gives the Hot Cat 50's already-aggressive, saturated drive a genuinely strange new layer.

Fuchs FBT-700

Take the FBT-700 out on tour and the Swarm's fuzz stays punchy at stage volume instead of turning flabby.

Laney GH100L

Keep the GH100L's channel low-gain and clean, and the Swarm's fuzz gets to define all the dirt on its own.

Randall Thrasher 120W 2-Channel Head

Push the Thrasher's tight, aggressive death-metal gain with the Swarm's own experimental fuzz and it turns into pure chaos.

Mesa Boogie Rectifier Badlander EL34/50 1x12 Combo

Into the Badlander's tight, high-gain channel, the Swarm adds harmonic chaos without losing the amp's low-end control.

Two-Rock TS1 40/20W Combo

Push the TS1's glassy, buffered clean headroom with the Swarm and the fuzz's harmonics stay rich instead of collapsing.