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Dumble was a
guitar amplifier manufacturer in Los Angeles. In a one-person operation,
Alexander "Howard"
Dumble (June 1, 1944 –
January 16, 2022) made...
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Dumble is a
dialect word
meaning a
wooded valley.
Dumble is a
dialect word
mainly (but not exclusively)
confined to the
north and east
Midlands both as...
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Michael Patrick Smith (born 19
January 1942),
known professionally as
Michael Crawford, is an
English actor,
comedian and singer.
Crawford is best known...
- 2022.
Robben Ford uses
Dumble Amplifiers and
Celestion G12-65 speakers. In 1983,
Alexander "Howard"
Dumble made Robben's
first Dumble Overdrive Special (serial...
- with
Altec 417-8H (or
recently JBL E120s) speakers, and a
Dumble Overdrive Reverb and/or a
Dumble Overdrive Special running through a
Brown or
Marshall 4x12...
- guitars. Of note, he no
longer uses a
Dumble amplifier, as he had to
replace a
faulty component in his
favorite Dumble, the
Steel String Singer. It never...
- of guitar." The
magazine named its "Editor's Pick".
Mayer owns
multiple Dumble amplifiers, a
highly exclusive brand of amps that only a
handful of guitarists—including...
- The Shaw–
Dumble House is a
historic residence in Hood River, Oregon,
United States. The
house was
listed on the
National Register of
Historic Places in...
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Stephen F.
Austin High
School is a
secondary school located at 1700
Dumble Street in Houston, Texas,
United States. The
school handles grades nine through...
- "dumbledor", also
denoted a
buzzing insect such as a
bumblebee or ****chafer, "
dumble"
probably imitating the
sound of
these insects,
while "dor"
meant "beetle"...
