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Crazy Tube Circuits Unobtanium

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The new Crazy Tube Circuits Unobtanium combines two legendary circuits, the Klon Centaur and a Dumble. This must be such an unattainably good sound that the pedal immediately got the right name. But will it live up to all that hype?

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Crazy Tube Circuits Unobtanium

The Crazy Tube Circuits Unobtanium has two sides, divided into “Dumble” and “Klon“, two very popular, but not necessarily rare circuits. However, you don’t see it in this particular combination every day. And it has a few added extras that make it really interesting.

Unobtanium

Dual overdrive

Both sides can be used individually or combined in series. On the left side, it has controls for the Dumble, gain, volume, tone and emphasis, as well as a toggle switch that switches between the overdrive circuits SSS (transparent, slightly cleaner) and ODS (more gain, more mids and overtones).

Inside the housing, EQ, volume and voicing can be adjusted more precisely via trim pots.

Crazy Tube Circuits Unobtanium inside

Extra controls inside

Klon

The right side is a Klone-style overdrive based on germanium diodes. With the three classic controls Gain, Volume and Tone. In addition, there are two toggle switches, one for the bypass mode between True and Buffer, as well as another for Stock/Mod, which influences gain and compression.

FX loop

There is also an effect loop with which you can loop in your own effects (such as modulation effects) between the two sides. This makes it more versatile, especially for more complex effect setups.

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Internally it works at 18 V for more headroom using a conventional 9 V power supply. All the pedal connections are on the top of the unit. In addition, the effects are activated via relay footswitches, which should avoid any pops.

Also, it has an external footswitch input to select amplifier voicing and this bypasses the onboard toggle switch.

The Crazy Tube Circuits Unobtanium can now be ordered from the dealer of your choice for EUR 289 * (RRP). Delivery time is currently stated as 3-4 weeks.

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5 responses to “Crazy Tube Circuits Unobtanium: Dumble + Klon”

    Margo P Morris says:
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    Love what you’ve put together here. I have the Crossfire and love it. The unobtainium sounds awesome. Price? Well, another day…

    Robert Teagarden says:
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    how much,,,DOLLARS?

    Lew says:
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    You could maybe add that the FX loop doesn‘t just mean to put FX inbetween but that you can use the two side separately in a looper.
    Cheers

    Gary Harris says:
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    Super Super Super Cool ! ! !

    Reno says:
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    Sounds cool where can I get one

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