Pedals that stack with the Mesa Boogie Subway D-350
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All 7 ranked by how well they pair, from rig co-occurrence and tone-complementarity evidence
ProCo RAT 2
Proco
31% matchThe RAT's low-gain, cutting distortion stacks well ahead of the Subway D-350's own bright, headroom-forward bass preamp.
Black Arts Toneworks LSTR Fuzz
Black Arts Toneworks
29% matchBright and clean at heart, the D-350 keeps the LSTR's doomy, scooped fuzz from turning to sludge in the low mids.
Carl Martin Crunch Drive
Carl Martin
29% matchStack the Crunch Drive's valve-style crunch ahead of the D-350's bright, high-headroom preamp for a gnarlier push on gigs.
Maestro PS-1A Phase Shifter
Maestro
17% matchLet the PS-1A's lush analog sweep trail the D-350's bright, clean preamp for subtle bass modulation.
Lab Ratz 3D Boum Warming Unit
Lab Ratz 3d
14% matchThe Boum's subtle analog warmth and compression prep the signal before the D-350's bright, clean preamp.
Binson Echorec Delay
Binson
11% matchIn the D-350's loop, the Echorec's echoes stay out of the preamp's gain path and just trail the bright, clean signal. — goes in the amp's FX loop (or last, into a clean amp)
Mad Professor Deep Blue Delay
Mad Professor
10% matchRun the Deep Blue Delay in the D-350's loop so its natural tape-echo repeats trail the bass amp's own clean preamp. — goes in the amp's FX loop (or last, into a clean amp)