NOTADÜMBLË
The JHS Pedals NOTADÜMBLË is a DIY pedal kit that provides access to sought-after guitar tones. It features a slider switch to toggle between two distinct sounds: a driven, distorted tone reminiscent of guitarists like Santana and Joe Bonamassa, and a clean preamp buffer inspired by the Dumble BBC-1 used by John Mayer. This kit offers an accessible build experience, enabling users to create their own amp-overdrive sound.
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**NOTADÜMBLË is excluded from all current discounts.
The NOTADÜMBLË is a DIY pedal kit from JHS Pedals that puts a half-million dollars of tone at your feet. With the flip of a slider switch, you can go between two highly sought after sounds that are as magical and rare as it gets. In the Drive setting–slider up–you get the dirty and distorted violin-like sounds you know from guitarists like Santana, Joe Bonamassa, and Eric Johnson. In the Clean position–slider down–you get a powerful preamp buffer pulled directly from John Mayer's rare and never before replicated device, the Dumble BBC-1.
With easy to understand instructions – no soldering required – this kit is for anyone who wants a particularly fabled amp-overdrive and the experience of easily building their own pedal. Go ahead - save yourself a few hundred thousand dollars and experience the magic for yourself!
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