The Amp Garage

Really cool to see my hero's amp get some eventual use. It had a very unique sound under Lowell's fingers. Kinda makes me ponder the early ODS amps... Was this the first one with Reverb? It might be; the only other early one I've seen was #013. I recall an interview where LG mentioned a dislike of t...

The chassis definitely looks as such, and like a very old Dumble but you can see the label on top with SSS 008. Yeah... I was also going what was on the faceplate, missed the placard on top. Interesting, this would put it between SRV King Tone Consoul (007) and his blackface SSS (009 I think) I thi...

Wow. He had 37 amps that needed to be returned to people? Am I reading and interpreting this correctly? If they were still being built/fixed I get it. However, if they were completed, that's another story isn't it? Maybe some of these will see light of day now... I'm still waiting to find out more a...

Well not "his amps", more "building amps like him". Yet some people were lucky enough to own/use/repair real Dumble amps, your matter does not really seem to be what this forum is about. You may have been mistaken ... :? I agree that much of the discussion is "building amps like his", but that does...

There was no disrespect intended on my part either; I was curious about the fate of the "stuff" merely because his amps are at the center of conversation here.

martin manning wrote: ↑Fri Jan 28, 2022 9:50 pm Unfortunate, but true:

You expect the belongings to get "picked apart by the birds", I take it? Or that companies will pick his designs (and possibly product names) apart like vultures and use them much more obviously than ever before due to the nonexistent legal threats?

With the unfortunate passing of Mr. Dumble recently, there has been a fair number of discussion on the internet (podcasts, articles, etc.) about the man himself where some very interesting new information and even photographs have now seen the light of day. I hope that this is not a "too soon" momen...