The original JHS NOTADÜMBLË was a beautiful disaster. JHS accidentally loaded the John Mayer BBC-1 preamp into the clean side instead of the intended “Box It Later” buffer. Josh Scott called it the biggest mistake of his career. Discontinued the pedal. Offered refunds. The whole thing sold out anyway because gear people love a collector’s item with a good story. Now the V2 is almost here. Drops around June 30th. This time it’s got the correct Box It Later clean section paired with the overdrive channel that was right all along. Two footswitches. An order toggle. An added effects loop. Still a solderless DIY kit, still $119. Meanwhile, if you want that BBC-1 preamp on its own, JHS released The Fumble earlier this month. $89. Fully assembled. Compact enclosure. Josh turned his biggest fuck-up into a standalone pedal and named it something self-deprecating. That’s either good marketing or genuine humility. Probably both. — JHS NOTADÜMBLË V1 Following the success of their first DIY pedal kit, NOTAKLON, JHS Pedals is launching its second build-it-yourself project—this time inspired by the legendary Dumble amplifier: the JHS NOTADÜMBLË. Known for its ultra-rare, highly sought-after tone, the Dumble sound has been famously used by artists […]... Click on the title for more