Amps that pair well with the Boss DD-8 Digital Delay

Marshall Super Bass

Marshall Super Bass's bright balances out the warm tone

Vox Mini SuperBeetle Bass

Vox Mini SuperBeetle Bass's fuzzy fills in what this transparent tone doesn't make on its own

Randall Lynch Box

Run the DD-8's ambient delay in the Lynch Box's loop, after its tight, cutting high-gain rhythm tone, so it doesn't get buried.

Fender Hot Rod Deluxe

Keep the DD-8 in the Hot Rod Deluxe's loop, after its own bluesy tube breakup and built-in reverb, so echoes stay warm and smooth.

Marshall Lead 20 Model 5002 Amplifier

Run Boss DD-8 Digital Delay in Marshall Lead 20 Model 5002 Amplifier's effects loop, clear of Marshall Lead 20 Model 5002 Amplifier's own gain stage

Randall RG100ES

Keep Boss DD-8 Digital Delay in Randall RG100ES's effects loop, clear of Randall RG100ES's own gain stage

Peavey 6505 II

Keep Peavey 6505 II's bright voice out front: Boss DD-8 Digital Delay goes in Peavey 6505 II's effects loop so its analog warmth voice doesn't muddy it

Bad Cat *PRE Order* Hot Cat Head

Keep Boss DD-8 Digital Delay in Bad Cat *PRE Order* Hot Cat Head's effects loop, clear of Bad Cat *PRE Order* Hot Cat Head's own gain stage

Mesa/Boogie Studio Preamp

Keep Boss DD-8 Digital Delay in Mesa/Boogie Studio Preamp's effects loop, clear of Mesa/Boogie Studio Preamp's own gain stage

Bad Cat Jet Black

Keep Bad Cat Jet Black's glassy voice out front: Boss DD-8 Digital Delay goes in Bad Cat Jet Black's effects loop so its analog warmth voice doesn't muddy it