Top 20 NOTADÜMBLË Questions Answered
Hey everyone, it's Josh here and I'm going to answer the top 20 most asked questions about the Nata Dumble starting with its release video all the way through the mistake that I made in that video and even now as we continue to ship the unit. So this is your chance for answers about this pedal. I'm going to divide up the 20 questions into some categories. This first one is function and design.
This is why I designed it a certain way. Why did I do this? Why did I do that? And then also just how do you use the pedal?
So the very first question in this category is Josh, why does it not have two foot switches? Why did you use this slider switch to go between clean and distorted? Why didn't you just put one there? Well, the question is shockingly easy.
I didn't want to. There was a ton of thought put into this product. hours and hours of just how the user interface should feel and look in context to the Nata kit line which has started with the Natlon and now has been seen with the Nata Dumble and other products that are already prepped and ready going forward. I didn't want a second foot switch.
I wanted it to feel like the front of a Dumble Ant and I wanted it to have that quirky fun nature of just flipping the switch to go between two different modes. I personally would never use the drive and clean sections in a foot switched manner. I believed that this pedal was simply giving people an experience of the Dumbo lore, the Dumble sound, this really fun circuit that no one had ever seen or heard and that they would pick one or the other. That's the short answer.
I understand that may not be good enough for some people and that you may think that I made a mistake. But the hard truth here is it's exactly how I wanted to make it. It's not a mistake. It's a design choice.
With that being said, I love feedback from customers. I love knowing what you want and you have been heard. I'll leave it at that, but it needed to be said. The other fun piece to this question is that I assumed people would want to modify it and there are ...
Watch the full video by Josh Scott on YouTube.