DSM & Humboldt Dumblifier Overdrive Special

ANALOG ACCURACY

Unlike digital processors, the Dumblifier responds “punchy compression” and smooth sustain that Dumbles are known for.

Direct access to the real thing: Beyond studying schematics, recordings, and every available piece of information, we had the rare opportunity to spend time with a genuine 1970’s Dumble ODS in Tokyo, Japan. Thanks to a devoted DSM Humboldt fan, we were allowed to test and analyze this priceless relic, an experience that gave us invaluable insights to fine-tune the Dumblifier’s design.

Beyond boutique limitations: Until now, the few available alternatives were extremely expensive and produced only in limited, made-to-order quantities, never intended for mass availability.

True versatility

Other so-called “Dumble-style” pedals are meant to run in front of amplifiers, so the final tone depends mostly on the amp itself. The Dumblifier, however, goes further—it can operate as a complete analog amp replacement with cab-sim and stereo features, or as a two-channel overdrive pedal in front of any rig. Its TRS outputs with cab-sim bypass make it extraordinarily flexible.

All-in-one solution

With stereo FX loop, stereo reverb, cabinet simulation, and DI outputs, the Dumblifier is equally at home on stage, in the studio, or in your practice setup.

With the Dumblifier Overdrive Special, DSM/Humboldt Electronics isn’t just replicating tones. We’re delivering the experience of playing a Dumble, finally available to every guitarist.