Amps that pair well with the Mr. Black Bloodmoon

Vox AC30 Guitar Combo Amp

Vox AC30 Guitar Combo Amp leans bright right where the dark tone needs it

Vox AC15CH Custom 15W Head

Vox AC15CH Custom 15W Head's bright balances out the dark tone

Traynor SB106

The SB106's clean low end gives the Bloodmoon's dark, creamy reverb tail room to breathe without turning to mud.

Boss Acoustic Singer Pro

The Bloodmoon's dark, doomy reverb tail belongs in the Acoustic Singer Pro's effects loop, well past its own built-in notch-filtered reverb and EQ.

Traynor YBA300

Run the Bloodmoon in the YBA300's loop so its dark reverb trails the amp's own bright, resonant headroom.

Soldano SLO-30 Super Lead Overdrive

Keep the Bloodmoon's dark, doom-leaning reverb in the SLO-30's loop, trailing the amp's own clean, buffered headroom rather than smeared in front of it.

Traynor AM Standard

Route the Bloodmoon through the AM Standard's loop so its dark, creamy reverb trails the amp's own natural, stereo voicing.

Supro 1614RT Amulet 15W 1x12 Combo

Route the Bloodmoon through the Amulet's loop so its dark, creamy reverb trails the amp's raw garage breakup, not muddies it.

Roland Mobile-Cube

Route the Bloodmoon through the Mobile-Cube's aux input so its dark, creamy reverb trails the amp's own clean voicing.

Boss CEB-3 Bass Chorus Ensemble

Keep the Bloodmoon's dark, creamy reverb in the CEB-3's effects loop, after the amp's own chorus and filter shape the tone.

Carr rambler

Run the Bloodmoon's dark, creamy reverb in the Rambler's loop and it stays subtle instead of washing out that boutique midrange.

Fuchs FBT-700

Keep the Bloodmoon in the FBT-700's loop for dark, doomy reverb texture behind that boutique midrange punch.