The Amp Garage

Charlie Wilson wrote: ↑Sun Sep 24, 2023 8:37 pm This is an amp that was converted to a SSS. Jackson Brown owned it and SRV used it for a period of time.
CW

Thanks for the intel Charlie

ijedouglas wrote: ↑Sun Sep 24, 2023 2:03 pm

Bombacaototal wrote: ↑Sun Sep 24, 2023 9:10 am Posted by Joe Bonamassa, one of the amps at display (not sure who the owner is) during Crossroads

Thanks for the pic. I think it is a small special and not a SSS though

The chassis definitely looks as such, and like a very old Dumble but you can see the label on top with SSS 008.

Posted by Joe Bonamassa, one of the amps at display (not sure who the owner is) during Crossroads

Not only that, he plays insanely loud.

DUMBLE build a ODR for Santana in 2007 You can see that amp in this video if you stop it at the 26 sec mark https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQfmlE_cvDc Here is a live video of him playing the same amp. You can see it behind him at the 8 sec mark https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NlKbAMm5Mc He really...

DUMBLE build a ODR for Santana in 2007

From what I can see, that Overdrive reverb looks identical in the phase inverter section to a 90s Dumble ODS that I worked on a few years back. And the separate Reverb controls: I have seen this in a Dumble ODR before. Both amps I had the pleasure of working on were under a 'do not share' basis. Al...

I was looking back at the gut shot of 57 and noticed a large ceramic cap (maybe .1uF) on the supply of the reverb transformer. Any idea of what this is for

I guess my other question (in the timeline of Santana owning that amp), would the recorded "Game of Love" song have been when the ODR was in its original state? I heard Dumble modded it into an HRM/post-OD reverb model, whereas I'm not sure what it was before exactly. I think Dave Workman owned it ...

Since we are on Santana's amps topic, I always found interesting the idea of the pedal power supply that Bludo did on his UT amp.

These are the pics I have of #13. Did anyone ever get a good resolution of the handwritten sketch (attached?)

And V2 is definitely the reverb driver. The ungooped trimmer at the begining of the board is probably for the FET.

It's an interesting amp, sn 57, coax looks like later amps (similar to bludo and AN use - anyone know what maker it is?) as does the power supply, but there are some super early components like the Mallory brown drop and piher.. sn 58 is the rick vitto, point to point tantalum amp, 59 is the one May...

And part of the back of that amp. The 2 screws in the DUMBLE logo are corresponding to that PCB mounted to the back. Not sure what it is but maybe a later addition, as the power supply seems to be too

And a very well gooped gut shot