Fumble
By JHS Pedals
A buffered clean-boost/effects-loop circuit spun off from a mixed-up NOTADÜMBLË DIY kit, replicating a rare Dumble-designed preamp box.
About this pedal
The Fumble is a standalone version of the Dumble BBC-1 circuit JHS had originally intended for its NOTADÜMBLË DIY kit — a buffered clean boost/effects-loop device reverse-engineered from a unit owned by John Mayer — now sold on its own in a compact enclosure.
Quick answers
- How much does the Fumble cost?
- JHS Pedals lists it at $89 (USD). Dealer and used prices vary.
- Is the Fumble still available?
- Yes. JHS Pedals lists it as a current model that's available to order.
- Who makes the Fumble?
- JHS Pedals, building gear since 2007. Where it's built: Built at the JHS production facility in the Kansas City area. It's listed here as a preamp pedal.
- What warranty does JHS Pedals offer?
- 4-year limited warranty on parts and internal components (6 months for 3 Series pedals and DIY kits), non-transferable and activated by registering online. US warranty repairs are free including return shipping, with prepaid labels in the first 30 days. International repairs carry a $25 return shipping fee. Physical abuse, trim-pot tampering and outside modifications are not covered. Out-of-warranty repairs are available at reasonable rates.