The Amp Garage

Dumbest idea ever. A few of these had reverb ONLY on clean tones....not sure why it evaded Dumble to get a reverb circuit that would handle both clean and dirty.... :cry: Interesting. Ive owned 2 still own one and have played 5 in total. None had reverb only on clean. The reverb also worked on perf...

LOL that amps true tone is 100 fold more than you can imagine. Hes using the pedal to boost. If you think all that depth, width and harmonic complexity comes from a pedal or "fingers" then all you need is a pedal and a crate. Try it and see where that gets ya.

Ahhh the circle of life. I still have yet to play anything that really sounds like my Dumbles.

Not that I care one way or the other but If I'm not mistaken the trademark had a 10 year window and according to the US trademark office it was filed for in 99. So unless Scott or Mona renew it looks like it's up for grabs. It's strikes me odd that the siblings that know nothing about amps and only ...

Showman are every bit as good as any 60s twin. But since they are much cheaper at least when I bought them why not?? I should have had you rebuild them all

I bought an ethos and just shipped it off to its new owner today. I have several D clones as well as a couple Dumbles. I find the best pedal out there is the zendrive. It makes a good fender amp pretty damn close to a good dumble (at least in the mix). If you put a timmy in front of it sounds even b...

I just took possession of the Blue Monkey Norm is speaking about. I have about 2 hours on it so far and I must say this thing is awesome. I have many Dumble type amps and a couple Dumbles and this creation fits right in with the good stuff. Well done Moss.

Look for units that keep the main signal in an analog path. This minimizes the tone suck. There are several that will do the job. Of course the TC2290, as you said out of reach of most. Rocktron Intellifex - ~$150 used. Rocktron Xpression - ~300 to 350 New. I know Mr Ayan really likes the Intellife...

I have a 2x12 from 94 that has 8 screws. I am pretty sure it is original since I got it from the man himself. Also, Tom Andersons combo was from that same era it also only had 4 scerews on the back.

There is nothing "incorrect" about that amp. It is identical to the one that Tom Anderson owned.

I am assuming since a straight HRM build its el34s but damn it if it doesn't sound like 6l6s. This tone is beautiful.

The problem is Alexander is an artist in his mind and perhaps he is. A meeting with fender execs probably only fuels the reasons he won't take his designs public. I can imagine the first words. "We think we have a way to produce your amp for under $500 and still make a profit of about $162 a piece. ...

I think it would be interesting to send him a clone as a gift and see what he thinks.

Ultraphonix?

I agree with that assesment since I owned an 80s DUmble with the skyliner eq. The Bruno Supers that I own are essentially the same amp.