Amps that pair well with the Boss DD-200 Digital Delay

Dumble Steel String Singer

The Dumble's liquid, touch-sensitive breakup gives the DD-200's wide delay modes a real amp voice to trail into.

Fender Prosonic

The Prosonic's warm, professional Fender voicing gives the DD-200's wide delay modes a responsive amp platform.

Peavey 5150 120-Watt Head

Keep the DD-200's digital repeats in the 5150's effects loop — after that tight, high-gain distortion, not before it muddies the delay.

Fender Vibrolux 6G11

The DD-200's wide range of delay modes belongs in the Vibrolux's loop, clear of the amp's own vintage breakup.

Ampeg Rocket Bass RB-115 Combo Bass Amp

Run the DD-200's shimmering digital echoes in the RB-115's loop, so the amp's broad, warm preamp tone stays upfront.

Gibson EH-150

The EH-150's warm, mellow jazz breakup gives the DD-200's clean digital echo a vintage tube foundation to trail behind.

PRS DGT 15 David Grissom Signature 15W Head

Keep the DD-200's shimmering digital delay in the DGT 15's loop, clear of the amp's own vintage, bluesy breakup.

DV Mark Raw Dawg EG

Keep the DD-200's shimmering digital delay in the Raw Dawg EG's loop, clear of the amp's own raw, reliable clean voice.

Swart Star-Base 1

The DD-200's shimmering digital repeats belong in the Star-Base's loop, clear of the amp's own lush, boutique bass voicing.