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Crazy Tube Circuits seeks to channel Klon Centaur and Dumble tones with its two-sided Unobtanium overdrive
The Unobtanium promises to obtain the sounds of some of the rarest and most expensive pieces of gear in history
Dumble amps: the legacy and legend
Following the death of Alexander Dumble, we take a deeper dive into the legendary designs that bear his name, and the gear and sounds that followed from his influence
John Mayer owns the Dumble amp that Stevie Ray Vaughan used to record Texas Flood
Mayer revealed that he played the 005 Dumbleland Special – complete with an SRV Fender Stratocaster, no less – at the late blues icon's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inauguration ceremony in 2015
One of Alexander Dumble’s final amps was built for Slash
The guitar legend had his first proper Dumble experience during the making of new album, 4
A 1995 Dumble Overdrive Special, valued at $175,000, has risen to the top of Reverb.com’s most-watched list
The amp comes with its original footswitch, and is said to have only 20 hours of use since 2001
Eric Johnson pays heartfelt tribute to late amp-building icon Howard Alexander Dumble
Kenny Wayne Shepherd has also paid his respects to the legendary designer, who personally built amps for both players
Howard Alexander Dumble, legendary designer of Dumble Amps, has died
Dumble created some of the most iconic amps of all time, and personally built amps for John Mayer, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Robben Ford, Carlos Santana, Eric Johnson and Kenny Wayne Shepherd
Mark Tremonti on finding the right guitar, the economics of Dumble amps and the Goldtop that got away
Tremonti details his biggest gear hits and misses, and why good players sound like themselves no matter the rig
