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Have you tried stacking either sides of the JB-2 with the Muff? I'd try turning the gain down and messing with the EQ on the JB-2 while it's stacked with the Muff. You might need to play with the order a bit too. Of the pedals you have though the Triumph will probably compliment the Muff the most though.
The Angry Charlie is also a JCM800 clone like your amp so it might be redundant but I'm not familiar with the Monoprice stuff.
All I know about the Monoprice Stage Right amps is they hit way above their price range.
Thanks for the advice! I have to admit, it does feel really redundant but I play a very low output custom guitar so I can’t get those searing hot Marshall tones with just the amps, but the JB can push the amp in a way that gives it a natural distorted push. I’ve tried boosting the muff with BD side, but it just doesn’t give the same chug that the screamer does