Amps that pair well with the Gibson Super 400

Peavey Decade Too

The Super 400's rich, complex archtop jazz voice stays warm and clean through the Decade Too's simple, bedroom-scaled platform.

PRS HX 50 Head

Into the HX 50's tube headroom and presence, the Super 400's rich, warm archtop voice can push into real stage volume without losing lows.

Fender Deluxe Reverb

Into the Deluxe Reverb's bright, sparkling clean tone, the Super 400's rich, woody archtop lows have real room to bloom.

Egnater VN-412A

Gibson Super 400's warm voice suits Egnater VN-412A's own bright character

PRS DG

Gibson Super 400's warm voice suits PRS DG's own bright character

Peavey Classic 50W Combo

Both lean toward bright and warm respectively — close enough in character that they complement instead of clashing

Suhr SL68 MkII 100-Watt

The Super 400's complex, rich jazz voice suits the SL68's own fat, British-core preamp character.

Bad Cat Cub V EL84

What Gibson Super 400 brings here leans toward warm — that's worth building a pairing around

Mesa Boogie Stiletto Deuce 50/100W Tube Head

Mesa Boogie Stiletto Deuce 50/100W Tube Head's bright character and Gibson Super 400's warm voice sit in the same lane rather than fighting each other