The Amp Garage

I've been playing around with my friend's Ceriatone HRM 100 for a few weeks now and had a question about the affect of the deep switch. Background: I play a Strat - rosewood board, Lollar Special S pickups - which I happen to be loving with this amp. My question is about what the deep switch is doin...

Saw this on TGP and thought I'd share it here. Alternate Mayer rig? Two ODS combos and a head of some kind just out of the shot. Maybe his SSS?

I clicked on that link, anxious to see what Indigo Amps was all about. Then I forgot what the video was about until about 1:30 in.

Pretty sure that this is the amp in question. Looks like the serial number might be 3-- something.

A friend of an acquaintance was the owner of said Dumble. He had it on consignment at Gruhn Guitars. Supposedly it belonged to Eric Johnson.

Thanks for the update on the links. YouTube is much better.

That's at Guitar Exchange in Catonsville, MD. I played that Dumble, #115. According to Max, it's one of a pair of amps that are identical and voiced for a maple neck Strat player. I played my rosewood Strat when I demo'd the amp. The clean channel wouldn't break up at all, even on 10. The overdrive ...

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Frank Ocean ft. John Mayer on SNL 9/15/12

Dumble SSS #2

http://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-live/ ... ou/1417076

http://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-live/ ... ds/1417107

I played #115, the sister amp to #123 and can confirm that it was absolutely clean all the way up on the clean channel. I was playing a rosewood Strat. There was a slight amount of grit with the PAB on, but otherwise clean no matter how the amp was set. I can't recall how much the input volume affec...

Buschman wrote:Striped down band and no pop singer. I hope the new record is a great guitar record. Anybody know what amp he was playing. It looked Dumblish.

Looks like the Bludo Universal Tone.

Looks like a 250K mid pot and 500K bass pot, which differs from both SSS schematics recently posted here. FWIW, those who posted said that errors were possible. They could also be changes made by Nick.

I guess the SSS #2 schematic was able to be had by those in the loop.

http://www.ceriatone.com/productSubPage ... 00Main.htm

http://www.sebagosound.com/index.php?id=17

Stevie-Ray's SSS was very atypical. He wanted a dumbleland like JB's but HAD didn't make dumblelands anymore, that's why SRV's is "more like a bass amp" and a SSS in name only though there are similarities among the high power amps. This is what a steel string singer is really supposed to sound lik...

Is Nicky at the Ceriatone factory? Also I didn't think the SSS had overdrive? Right. I just meant that he had it sufficiently cranked into overdrive. Hopefully it will do those Larry Carlton "Renegade Gentleman" tones. The Ceriatone sounds like it may with the right guitar. Moroch seems to like it,...