

The Dumkudo by Tanabe is an overdrive pedal designed with single-coil pickups in mind, offering more gain than the Zenkudo model, which is best suited for single-coil pickups. It features a 3-mode switch with LED indicators for different voicings: Marshall mode (red LED), Dumkudo mode (blue LED), and Dumble mode (green LED). The pedal is housed in a polished aluminum case with silver-colored knobs.
The pedal's design includes four knobs for Gain, Volume, Tone, and a Jali knob for sound shaping. It also has a small, unlabeled slider switch on the side to select one of the three voices. The Dumkudo is known for its versatility, offering a range of tones from Dumble-like characteristics to cranked AC30, JBL-equipped Showman or Twin, and a 50-watt Marshall.
The Dumkudo's construction is built to last, with critical controls and connections on the circuit board protected by a durable material. It is designed to be reliable and road-ready over the long haul. The pedal is priced at $350, with additional shipping charges.
The pedal has received positive reviews for its ability to provide a wide range of expressive, characterful, and responsive tones, making it suitable for blues and roots-rock players, as well as jazzers looking for impolite tones. It is noted for its capacity to replace less satisfying overdrive pedals, offering a more organic and lively feel that integrates well with the player's amp and guitar.
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Below are live Reverb listings for the Tanabe Dumkudo from Reverb. Stompbx automatically aggregates current offers to give you a quick look at available models, conditions, and prices. Perfect for comparing options and making an informed purchase.
Mint
$499.99
Excellent
$892.65
Excellent
$1,499
Excellent
$700
Excellent
$803.38
Mint
$564.21
Excellent
$518.26
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