Dumble video/sound clip reference, real Dumbles only please

[Da Sting]

Next one: Same concert, ODS #44 on the left, pulled up a bit (pity there's a drunken wah too soon and long).

[Da Sting]

Again: Third of four. ODS #44 on the left, wah again.

[Da Sting]

Fourth and last one: Still ODS #44 on the left. That was quite a party - forgive the players for not being overly accurate.
BTW, the song title means "Got tobacco?" in the german home town of the former Dumble and Boogie import company "Applied Acoustics".

[WhopperPlate]

Thread documenting OD150W 121 recordings with Todd Sharp

https://ampgarage.com/forum/viewtopic.p ... 476017a6a8

[WhopperPlate]

Obscure clip of David Lindley jamming with Rory Gallagher and others. Cool to hear the contrast of sounds https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxhxQrf5hgGj ... 31juuRBjJi

[Nest]

Here's a Jesse Nestor composition. The black and white lap steel is playing through #88.

https://youtu.be/jGWb9PLUjjM

[Simo]

Austin slinger, Dave Scher, playing through a 1973 (???) Dumble ODS, 1x12 50 watt combo. EV12L speaker:

https://rumble.com/v2qg4qb-1973-dumble- ... -1x12.html


Anyone know what circuit number this might be?


Dave Scher on FB: https://www.facebook.com/dave.scher.10/ ... 3559873129

[neskor]

[neskor]

[erwin_ve]

Sss001:

[martin manning]

Sss001:

Note the high filter steps are evenly spaced all the way up ;^) [edit: Unlike what the hand-drawn schematic for 002 would suggest, and similarly the Accent switch is said to be the familiar fixed Presence, again unlike the 002's "Mid" switch.]
Also interesting is that the trem doesn't work very well: "it was a little finicky on the amp so we decided not to use it because we couldn’t get a consistent result."

[martin manning]

Also from Vertex's "Amazing Amps" series... ODS Voiced to Dumble's Personal Specs (ODS #195)

[ijedouglas]

Also from Vertex's "Amazing Amps" series... ODS Voiced to Dumble's Personal Specs (ODS #195)

Very cool, thanks Martin.

I actually played that amp about 6 years ago and it was in a different cab. It looked a little worse for wear. 6L6 power section.

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[martin manning]

I actually played that amp about 6 years ago...

Nice! I hadn't noticed the center punched and filled pointer indices before. Kinda home-made looking, but very consistently done.

[JD0x0]

Sss001:

Also interesting is that the trem doesn't work very well: "it was a little finicky on the amp so we decided not to use it because we couldn’t get a consistent result."

I wonder if it needs something like a simple recap. I could imagine owning Serial #1, you probably wouldn't want to change out any original parts, but with the amp's age, those electrolytic caps could be on their way out. This may be the result.