Dumble? What do you think?

[Rob Livesey]

This amp has gone in for repair with a local tech. I haven't been to see the amp in person, but I hope to.

Cheers,
Rob.

[img1536]http://personalpages.manchester.ac.uk/s ... dumble.jpg[/img]

[martin manning]

I vote clone.

[amplifiednation]

That looks like a clone to me too! It looks like a Ceriatone chassis with those 8 mounts and faceplates.

[ToneMerc]

Clone

TM

[roberto]

Clone, absolutely clone.

[Rob Livesey]

Ok, thanks guys, I'm glad it's not just me !

This amp is being discussed as the real deal. I hope the owner wasn't sold this as genuine.

Cheers,
Rob.

[M Fowler]

Well maybe Ceriatone and Dumble have merged and now called Dumbletone.

Or maybe this is a new Dumble built in 2013.

[mhartman]

It does look like a Ceriatone chassis. But the build is different than Ceriatone.

[jelle]

Ceriatone materials.

I have seen much better clones that actually have duped buyers.

But this one should be pretty obvious.

Jelle

[talbany]

CLONE!

Tony

[jelle]

Does it actually say Dumble on the front?

http://www.markhound.com/trademark/search/COx3yPD9h

[Charlie Wilson]

I would say that "clone" is a little too strong a word for an average Dumble style build in probably a Ceriatone chassis. I find it interesting that the trademark link that Jelle posted has an address and phone # for the reclusive Mr. Dumble.
CW

[andyhardy]

Don't think Mr. D would run heater wires that shabby.

[briane]

lots of things dont look like dumbles hands assembled them - from the wiring to the way the caps are set....


CLONE

[ToneMerc]

lots of things dont look like dumbles hands assembled them - from the wiring to the way the caps are set....


CLONE

Exactly, whether you are building an amp or wiring IED's, everyone has a signature. Immediately if you have studied the build details of his work, you will see in this amp several things that he normally never does.

TM