Pedals that stack with the Peavey MiniMAX 500W Lightweight Bass Head

Dallas Rangemaster Treble Booster

Into the MiniMAX's raw, gigging-ready bass drive, the Rangemaster's germanium treble boost has a brighter edge to cut through.

ProCo RAT 2

The RAT's dark, cutting distortion is a sharper edge than the MiniMAX's own raw, gigging-ready bass drive offers on its own.

Nobels ODR-1

The ODR-1's transparent midrange push works well on a bass rig, adding thickness to the MiniMAX's own raw low end without smothering it.

Tech 21 Bass Boost Fuzz Metallic Analog Bass

What Peavey MiniMAX 500W Lightweight Bass Head brings here leans toward gritty — that's worth building a pairing around

MXR Phase 90

Run the Phase 90 after the MiniMAX's raw, driven bass tone for a swirling, synth-like low end.

Source Audio AfterShock

Peavey MiniMAX 500W Lightweight Bass Head's own gritty character is the real reason this is worth trying

Beetronics Whoctahell Custom Caleidoscopio

Peavey MiniMAX 500W Lightweight Bass Head's own gritty character is the real reason this is worth trying

Ashdown Studio Compressor

Ahead of the MiniMAX, the Studio Compressor's low-noise squash keeps the attack even before that raw, gigging-ready drive ever colors it.

Electro-Harmonix XO Deluxe Memory Man

The Memory Man's lush analog echo belongs in the MiniMAX's loop, clear of the amp's own raw, gigging-ready bass drive. — goes in the amp's FX loop (or last, into a clean amp)

Roland SDE-3000D

Run the SDE-3000D in the MiniMAX's loop for iconic digital delay beyond the bass head's own raw, gigging drive. — goes in the amp's FX loop (or last, into a clean amp)