Pedals that stack with the Peavey 5150 120-Watt Head
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EarthQuaker Devices Arrows
EarthQuaker Devices
31% matchPush the 5150's tight, responsive high-gain channel further by stacking the Arrows' subtle treble boost in front for extra definition and cut.
EarthQuaker Devices Chelsea
EarthQuaker Devices
30% matchPush the 5150's tight, responsive high-gain channel further by stacking the Chelsea's bright, British-voiced drive in front for extra edge.
Dallas Rangemaster Treble Booster
Dallas
30% matchThe 5150's dynamic, Soldano-voiced metal distortion gives the Rangemaster's germanium treble boost a much heavier front end to push into.
IdiotBox Effects End of Line
Idiotbox Effects
22% matchThe End of Line's tremolo pulses cut through the 5150's dense metal distortion when placed after the amp's own gain stage.
Analog Man Comprossor
Analog Man
19% matchRun the Comprossor ahead of the 5150 and its transparent sustain evens out pick attack before the amp's tight, high-gain channel takes over.
Boss DD-200 Digital Delay
Boss
13% matchKeep the DD-200's digital repeats in the 5150's effects loop — after that tight, high-gain distortion, not before it muddies the delay. — goes in the amp's FX loop (or last, into a clean amp)
Catalinbread Csidman Ghost
Catalinbread
13% matchRun the Csidman Ghost's glitchy digital repeats in the 5150's loop, after the amp's tight distortion, so the delay stays clear instead of smearing into the gain. — goes in the amp's FX loop (or last, into a clean amp)
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