Amps that pair well with the Keeley Halo

Peavey VTM-120

The VTM-120's tight, aggressive metal gain gives the Halo's ambient delay a dense, saturated signal to echo.

Friedman Small Box 50 Head with 1x12 Cabinet

Into the Small Box 50's modern, articulate rock gain, the Halo's dry, ambient stereo delay adds space without smearing the amp's own clarity.

PRS DG Custom 30 David Grissom Signature 30W Head

The Halo's ambient, dual-voice delay belongs in the DG Custom 30's loop, clear of the amp's own dynamic breakup.

Carvin Legacy 1 VL100 100W Amp Head

The Halo's lush stereo delay opens up nicely in the Legacy 1's loop, placed after the amp's own gain stage does its saturating.

Matchless Lightning Reverb

Keep Halo in the Lightning Reverb's loop — its stereo, ambient delay stays clear of the amp's own chimey breakup and built-in reverb.

Swart Space Tone Atomic Jr. Two-Tone

Keep the Halo's ambient delay in the Swart's loop, clear of the amp's own lush spring reverb and tremolo.

Fuchs FBT-700

Keep the Halo in the FBT-700's loop for dry, ambient stereo delay beyond the amp's own boutique midrange punch.

Carvin Legacy 3 VL300 100W Amp Head

In the Legacy 3's loop, the Halo's ambient stereo delay trails stay clear of the amp's own tube saturation.

Magnatone 460

Route the Halo through the 460's loop so its stereo delay trails the amp's own true-pitch vibrato instead of fighting it.

Vox Mini Go 50 (VMG-50)

Even on the compact Mini Go, the Halo's stereo delay adds real width when routed after the amp's own simple voicing.