Amps that pair well with the Boss DD-3 Digital Delay

Orange Rockerverb 50 MkIII 2-Channel 50W Head

The Rockerverb's thick, hard-rock gain gives the DD-3's clear digital repeats a heavier amp voice to trail into.

Marshall Super Bass

One documented rig runs the DD-3 into a Super Bass — the amp's own pedal-platform headroom keeps the delay's repeats from smearing. — also used together by 1 artist

Peavey MiniMAX

Run the DD-3's slapback in the MiniMAX's loop — digital delay stays tight and clear instead of getting smudged by the amp's own front-end gain.

Engl Savage 120 Mark II E610II 120 Watt 4 Channel Tube

Keep the DD-3 in the Savage 120's effects loop, after its own tight, gated high-gain crunch, so repeats stay clean.

Vox MV50 AC SET

Put the DD-3 in the MV50 AC's loop, after its own chiming, jangly British breakup, so the echoes stay bright and clear.

Mesa Boogie Lone Star Head

The Lone Star's articulate, vocal-like clean tone is exactly the kind of pedal platform the DD-3's delay trails well in the loop.

Bad Cat Black Cat

Run the DD-3 in the Black Cat's loop and its clear digital slapback stays tight against the amp's glassy, organic clean.