Clean headroom gear for Blues Rock
What Blues Rock artists actually play that sounds clean headroom, ranked by how many of them use it
Also called headroom, lots of headroom, plenty of headroom, stays clean loud, high headroom
AER Compact XL
amplifier
used by Eric Johnson
Boss SD-1W Super OverDrive Waza Craft
pedal
used by Mark Knopfler
Fender Bandmaster
Fender
used by Mike Bloomfield
Fender Pro Junior III 15-Watt 1x10 Guitar Combo Amp
Fender
used by Eric Clapton
Gibson GA-40
Gibson
used by Freddie King
Hiwatt DR103 Custom Head
amplifier
used by David Gilmour
Lab Series L5
Lab Series
used by B.B. King
Magnatone Super Fifty-Nine M-80 Head
Magnatone
used by Billy Gibbons
Marshall JCM800 2203ZW
amplifier
used by Zakk Wylde
Marshall JMP 1959 Super Lead 100-Watt
Marshall
used by Richie Kotzen
Marshall JMP Major 200W
Marshall
used by Stevie Ray Vaughan
Matchless Chieftain 2X10 Combo Amp
amplifier
used by Derek Trucks
Milkman 85W Pedal Steel Amplifier
Milkman
used by John Mayer
Music Man 212-HD 130 Vintage (1970s)
Music Man
used by Mark Knopfler
Music Man 410 Sixty Five
Music Man
used by Johnny Winter
Orange Amplifiers AD30HTC 30W Tube Guitar Amp Head
amplifier
used by Jimmy Page
PRS Dallas 50W Tube Guitar Amp Head
amplifier
used by Derek Trucks
Peavey JSX Mini Colossal Guitar Amp
Peavey
used by Joe Satriani
Reinhardt The Storm 33
Reinhardt
used by Mark Knopfler
Roland JC-120 Jazz Chorus
Roland
used by Joe Satriani
Sound City One Hundred (L100)
amplifier
used by Jimi Hendrix
Suhr SL-68 Hand-Wired Amplifier
amplifier
used by Joe Bonamassa
Sunn 100s
amplifier
used by Jimi Hendrix
ThorpyFX Electric Lightning
ThorpyFX
used by Chris Buck