Its like a dumble, but its a pedal, which has never been done before (by JHS), except for that one time they did it just for John Mayer.
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Mods: Independent foot switches for boost, overdrive, and a stack switch to change order. Presence knob added.Modified JHS NOTADÜMBLË pedal, I personally modified this pedal using the Cosmodio guide for "Dumble and Dumbler" mod adding in a channel stack switcher and putting the overdrive on its own footswitch. Green LED added to the clean boost channel and red led and switch on the left for the overdrive channel. The switch in the middle will toggle which one comes first in the signal, you can also use the channels separately. I took out the small trim pot from the inside and added a full size pot to fit in the hole that was left when I removed the old channel switcher. This pot will change the presence of the clean boost channel, it is very subtle and to me it sounds best at noon but with both channels on it also sounds good wide open. Added to the pictures is a video of how the pedal sounds on youtube from the channel "Pedal of the Day." JHS "Notadumble" pedal was discontinued and is made from two dumble pedal circuits. You can find a lot of demos online of the pedal, it sounds amazing for jazz, blues, rock, and hard rock tones. If you use both channels together it gives a ton of gain and can really make great rock tones. This is a very time consuming and difficult mod but it is well worth it, it really makes the pedal truly shine being able to stack both channels instead of being stuck with only the boost or only the overdrive and a manual slider switch between them.I also have the original box with the kit parts in it and I will include it when you buy the pedal!
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