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[talbany]

Hello All

I started putting up all the layouts in order in the Dumble files section https://tubeamparchive.com/viewforum.ph ... a5cf2632e1 .. Also posted along with the layouts are some historical data and info posted by Max with various links (Thanks Max).. If Moderators Allynemy or Scott could transfer these to a Sticky I would appreciate it.. For those who wish to add to these layouts in either Pictures, schematics, or BOM's you can either post them here or PM them to me and I will be happy to add them to the archive.. Also I prefer we keep the sticky's free from discussion and just contain information related directly to those amps only.. Please feel free to start a thread or discuss them here..I am currently working on a 183 layout and hope to get it out soon..Enjoy all

Also We need links and or info on the Bluesmaster layout please feel free to post them here and I'll be happy to add them to the BM layout..

Be well All!!

Tony

[jaysg]

Could you add some comments in each section about the unique sorts of tones available and any artists associated with the amps you've done up? The Ford amp is obvious, but I don't what to associate with the gen 2 and gen 3 versions.

[johan]

Incredible! Thanks a lot.

Some questions from a newbie:

Are all Dumbleators the same? I know some amps needs it (Robbens) and some don't (#183).

Any info on Robbens Goldscript ODS. I heard it when it was in it's green combo cab. Thin and shrill like Daved said but I think they sorted that out.

[bigmik]

great work tony!

thanks for all of your contributions.




neil

[andyhardy]

Thanks so much!
The knowledge bar goes up again,
Awesome.

[ampdork]

The man!

[Teleguy61]

A tremendous resource.
Thank you so much for your effort.

[Drumslinger]

Man Tony......I was just about to suggest that! Beat me to it! Nice man.

[Max]

Could you add some comments in each section about the unique sorts of tones available and any artists associated with the amps you've done up? The Ford amp is obvious, but I don't what to associate with the gen 2 and gen 3 versions.

Here you find clips of all the ODS generations from David Lindley's 1st generation ODS up to the skyline-HRM amps in the #200+ range: https://tubeamparchive.com/viewtopic.ph ... 06&start=0

Cheers,

Max

[CHIP]

Thanks Tony, Your efforts are truly appreciated.

Thanks to Max also for all his input and clips!

[mcinku]

You sir, deserve a medal for this...

[markusw]

You sir, deserve a medal for this...

I totally agree
Thank you so much, sir!

[Sven]

You deserve a Tungsten Medal of Valve Heart with Gold pins and orange glow Ribbon!

[talbany]

Could you add some comments in each section about the unique sorts of tones available and any artists associated with the amps you've done up? The Ford amp is obvious, but I don't what to associate with the gen 2 and gen 3 versions.

Here you find clips of all the ODS generations from David Lindley's 1st generation ODS up to the skyline-HRM amps in the #200+ range: https://tubeamparchive.com/viewtopic.ph ... 06&start=0

Cheers,

Max

Thanks everyone and glad to help out..

Max.. Thanks again for all your help and input putting together all of these reference clips together and your posts on the different generations were a BIG help!!
Also want to thank Scott,Brandon,Shad,Marcos,Mdroberts,Uhop, and everyone else who pitched in..Total team effort..
Now lets build some killer amps

Tony

[bcmatt]

You deserve a Tungsten Medal of Valve Heart with Gold pins and orange glow Ribbon!

Awesome.