For those who do not know, I owned Dumble #183, which is an EL 34 non HRM Skyliner. I hired Shad from Quinn amps to take her apart and make a DEAD on clone, that captured all the TONE. 
There is a Schematic floating around here which will give you most of the tech properties of the amp. Shad does beautiful work, and all I can say is I plugged in and was instantly floored. I have not had it next to the Dumble yet, but that will be soon. I can say that it seems to have all of the qualitys that I loved so much about that amp, and from the very first chord, I had chills. Shad searched around and found all NOS parts to build the amp, with the exception of 1 capacitor which seems to not exist anymore I believe. Anyway, it sounds and feels wonderful. If I did not know better, I would think it one of the finest Dumbles I have ever heard, and thats all I could ask. Thanks Shadman, I am extremely happy. Here is what she looks like now, and I will post some pics of the innards as soon as I feel like removing the chassis.[IMG:534:399]http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL1427/1 ... 513966.jpg[/img]
Here is a quick 30 second clip of what she sounds like. The very first take with all knobs at noon. Volume was about shouting level.
http://www.soundclick.com/player/single ... 96661&q=hi
VERY VERY VERY GOOD!!
This has a Boss RV2 where the Dumble clip used a T rex Roomate for verb, but I blew up the roomate. 
I have to get another, as that sounds fantastic with the Dumble. The RV2 is an RV2. Kind of tone sucking.
My Boyfrie..I mean Girlfriend is on his...I mean her way over and I am in for a spanking if Im not ready! 
