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I think he ordered the amp at Dumble in the silverface days - and just got it, finaly....pinner wrote:Here is Mike Landau with what I assume is his new one but it has the older style silverfave and font.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tOeOKj3JIA
best visual at 1:27
Tom, it's in this part of DumblelandStructo wrote:Es ist seltsam zu hören blues in verschiedenen Sprachen.
Max wrote:1st generation Dumble Overdrive Special 50W
In this and the following two clips I post three clips from the song "Blues vom Anfang" from the CD "42 songs" by Michael Köhlmeier
http://shop.orf.at/orf/shop.tmpl?art=2225&lang=DE
Electric guitar played by Charly Bonat (’63 Stratocaster and a 1st generation Dumble ODS 50W head thru the 1x12" Celestion speaker of a White Amp "Little Rock" combo).
I tried to post three short clips from this song that demonstrate some different 1st generation flavours.
Have fun!
Max
Electron, Charly used a T-Rex Tremster http://t-rex-effects.com/Default.aspx?I ... &VariantIDElectronAvalanche wrote:What type of tremolo was used in the first clip?
Hmmm.... wheres the Dumble tone?turbo5speed wrote:How about Dumble tone without a Dumble?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6VvweWJ ... re=related
Zendrive I assume? Sounds quite thin here.The "Dumble tone" IMO is one of the many prejudices in regard to what Alexander does: providing a creative player with the freedom to chose the kind of "tone" this player thinks to be the one best suited for his performance of a certain piece of music.Harald.Nowak wrote:wheres the Dumble tone?
Thanks for posting this. This is what initially put me off on building a clone. Seems like so many people were obsessed with some of these famous Dumble players, that I completely dismissed it as a one trick pony. After researching more, I have heard clips from guitarists with different styles that were able to coax out something completely different, and this was what brought me around.Max wrote:The "Dumble tone" IMO is a complete misconception of what Alexander does: providing a creative player with the freedom to chose the kind of "tone" this player thinks to be the one best suited for his performance of a certain piece of music.Harald.Nowak wrote:wheres the Dumble tone?
The Dumble amps I know IMO are rather versatile instruments and IMO this is just what is demonstrated by all the posts in this thread.
As an example: For this performance with Coolio Charly used exactly the same 1st generation ODS, but dialed in to provide him with some different flavour:
http://ampgarage.com/forum/viewtopic.ph ... 857#130857
So people who should be interested in Dumble amps because they are looking for a Robben Ford or Larry Carlton or David Lindley sound in a can, will perhaps be disappointed, that after for the first time plugging their guitar cable into the input of an original Dumble amp perhaps it won't be Steve Lukather etc. what they perceive. For myself this was a very humbling experience around thirty years back, but a very educational one, too.
Cheers and a great weekend for all here!
Max
flippin GREAT TONE if ya ask me! Thanks for posting max!Max wrote:1st generation Dumble Overdrive Special 50W
In this and the following two clips I post three clips from the song "Blues vom Anfang" from the CD "42 songs" by Michael Köhlmeier
http://shop.orf.at/orf/shop.tmpl?art=2225&lang=DE
Electric guitar played by Charly Bonat (’63 Stratocaster and a 1st generation Dumble ODS 50W head thru the 1x12" Celestion speaker of a White Amp "Little Rock" combo).
I tried to post three short clips from this song that demonstrate some different 1st generation flavours.
Have fun!
Max
