Can anyone shed insight on MBritt's dumble profile pack compared to the free profile on rig exchange? I quite like the free profile for hard rock stuff, just wondering if paying for the pack is worth the difference? Keep in mind I bought MBritt's 2020 pack and love it, so I am not trying to discredit him in any way. Just specifically wondering about this pack.
MBritt Dumble Pack
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I have that and it is my go to pack even after buying the 2020 pack. By far my favorite
Edit: This is one of the big reasons I got the Kemper, I would never be able to afford a Dumble without the Kemper.
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Well worth the money !
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I have that and it is my go to pack even after buying the 2020 pack. By far my favorite
Edit: This is one of the big reasons I got the Kemper, I would never be able to afford a Dumble without the Kemper.
Really? Thats tough, the 2020 pack is great! The dumble pack doesnt come with performances right?
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Really? Thats tough, the 2020 pack is great! The dumble pack doesnt come with performances right?
No it does not come with performances but I created my own performances with the profiles and did nothing to them to get great tones. Dont get me wrong, the 2020 pack is amazing (I have all of those performances loaded into my Kemper) but I just love that Dumble tone for what I play. Here is my performance from the DPack. I have had it for a while and have played around with the IRs but completely not needed, only did that on a day I was bored recently. Get it, you wont regret it.
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No it does not come with performances but I created my own performances with the profiles and did nothing to them to get great tones. Dont get me wrong, the 2020 pack is amazing (I have all of those performances loaded into my Kemper) but I just love that Dumble tone for what I play. Here is my performance from the DPack. I have had it for a while and have played around with the IRs but completely not needed, only did that on a day I was bored recently. Get it, you wont regret it.
awesome. did you ever try/compare it to the free MBritt dumble profile?
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awesome. did you ever try/compare it to the free MBritt dumble profile?
Yes but there are so many more flavors in the pack to choose from. Here are the profiles that are listed in the PDF that comes with the pack.
CTone Overtone Special
Cln 1 Bright, Deep, Rock Normal input Volume 4
Cln 2 Rock Normal input Volume 3
Cln 5 Rock Normal input Volume 4
Cln 6 Bright, Deep, Rock Normal input
OD 1 Deep, Rock Normal input
OD 3 Deep, Rock Normal input
OD 4 Rock Normal input
OD 5 Bright, Deep, Rock Normal input
OD 7 Deep, Rock Normal input
OD 8 Deep, Rock Normal input Carlton eq*
OD 10 Deep, Jazz Normal input
OD 11 Deep, Rock, Boost Normal input
OD 13 Deep, Rock Normal input
OD F1 Deep, Rock FET input
RF1 Deep, Rock, Boost Normal input edited and tweaked to mimic R. Ford tone
Roots Deep, Rock Normal input Volume 6
Dumbell Overdrive Special
Cln 1 Jazz Normal input
Cln 2 Bright Jazz Normal input
Cln 4 Bright Mid Jazz Normal input
Cln 5 Bright Mid Rock Normal input
Cln 8 Bright Rock Normal input
Cln JM Bright Mid Jazz Normal input Edited to mimic a Mayer clean
F1 Mid Rock FET input
F5 Bright Rock FET input
F6 Bright Mid Rock FET input
F7 Mid Rock FET input
F8 Mid Rock FET input
F9 Bright Mid Rock FET input
F11 Rock FET input
FB1 Bright Mid Rock FET input
FB2 Bright Mid Rock FET input
FB3 Bright Mid Rock FET input
FLC1 Mid Rock Boost FET input Carlton eq
FLC2 Mid Rock FET input
LC1 Mid Rock Normal input Carlton eq
N1 Mid Rock Normal input
N3 Mid Rock Normal input
N4 Mid Rock Normal input
N5 Bright Mid Rock Normal input
Fux Overdrive Supreme 100
ODS 1 Rock EQ1
ODS 2 Rock EQ1
ODS 3 Deep, Rock EQ1
ODS 4 Deep, Rock EQ1 pull High
ODS 5 Deep, Rock EQ1 pull High, Mid
ODS 6 Deep, Rock EQ1 pull High, Mid
ODS Ford Deep, Rock EQ1 tweaked to mimic R. Ford tone
ODS LC Rock EQ1 tweaked to mimic Carlton tone
Cln 4 Bright EQ2
Cln 5 Bright, Deep EQ1
Cln 8 Bright EQ2 pull High, Mid, Low
Cln 9 Bright EQ2
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The Tone Junkies John Mayer PRS Signature Amp profiles are great as well by the way
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Dumble pack is great. There are four amps profiled. Aside from the ones cited by jfischer518, there are several Two Rock Studio Pro 50 profiles. All four models have great sounds for rock. But the Dumble ODS profiles are special to me. Fat, dark, huge lead sounds. Clean rigs are awesome too. Great for single coils, but brilliant with my Les Paul. It's a great pack, and it's 40% off.
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I'm a Robben Ford fan, and I've been searching for Dumble profiles since I got my Kemper, two years now. Michael Britt pack is the only one I liked. I've bought Tone Junkies, Reampzone, Mattfig and Norbury Brook profiles, and it was lost money (for me). Tonejunkies John Mayer's amps are good for that Mayer / Hendrix / Vaughn strat style, with neck pickup. Nothing close to the Dumble ODS. Norbury Brook profiles Dumble pack are crappy to my taste.
I have to say that I'm also a Michael Britt fan, and I like his sound. His profiles are perfect for my needs. Except for some high gain profiles, as 5150 pack and his Mesa Boogie profiles.
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Can anyone shed insight on MBritt's dumble profile pack compared to the free profile on rig exchange? I quite like the free profile for hard rock stuff, just wondering if paying for the pack is worth the difference? Keep in mind I bought MBritt's 2020 pack and love it, so I am not trying to discredit him in any way. Just specifically wondering about this pack.
The Mbritt Dumble profiles are probably the best Dumble profiles out there. All the right qualities. lonestargtr really captured the magic with these profiles.
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The Tone Junkies John Mayer PRS Signature Amp profiles are great as well by the way
What pack is this?
Don't worry, ive found it.
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Everyone, I caved and I am in love. The Clean John Mayer Jazz rig to the Ford overdriven rigs. Theyre fantastic. Im normally a Marshall guy and this is a different, creamier voicing. I have super strat with a Cool Rails in the neck, standard strat pup in the middle and a Super Distortion III in the bridge and also a Variax. I can cover a lot of ground. But the dumble just has a really cool voicing. It's different than a fender, Vox or Marshall IMO