The Deacy Amp is an amplifier. It pairs well with the Greer Black Mountain and the ThorpyFX The Dane.

Deacy Amp

Unknown brand · amplifier

The Deacy Amp is a homemade amplifier built by Queen bassist John Deacon in the early 1970s from a discarded transistor radio circuit board he found in a London skip, retrofitted into a small cabinet with a 6.5-inch Elac Twin Cone speaker and powered by a nine-volt battery pack. Deacon removed the volume knob after discovering it sounded best turned fully up. Brian May used it specifically for the layered, harmonised guitar orchestra overdubs heard throughout Queens catalogue, including on Bohemian Rhapsody. It was never a commercial product; May and Deacon later authorised an official replica in 2010.

  • harmonics
  • transistor
  • session
  • boxy
  • studio
  • sustain
  • dynamic
  • singing

Good for

  • Studio

Genres the Deacy Amp is commonly used in

  • Classic Rock

Pedals that stack with the Deacy Amp

Questions people ask

What pairs well with the Deacy Amp?+

Strong matches from rig and tone-complementarity evidence: Greer Black Mountain, ThorpyFX The Dane, Wren and Cuff Box of War OG — Greer Black Mountain layers fuzzy onto an already mid-forward signal.

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