Can You Really Get Dumble Tones From A Joyo Tai Chi Pedal?

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We are curious to hear if we can get those legendary Dumble tones from a budget-friendly JOYO Tai Chi pedal? In this episode of Addicted To Gear, we dive deep into the sound and versatility of the JOYO Tai Chi overdrive pedal to see if it can truly replicate that iconic Dumble amp tone that guitarists crave. Will it be smooth and dynamic or just a ho-hum run-of-the-mill overdrive? Let's see what this pedal can do. Tune up your volume as we put the JOYO Tai Chi through its paces, testing it with my Gibson Les Paul and Princeton amp to uncover its full potential. Don't miss out on this tone review hit play and find out if this pedal is the secret to achieving those elusive Dumble vibes!

Sound samples start at 1:37
My opinion on the Joyo TaiChi Peal 6:36

[jmv]

This is my favourite drive pedal on bass. Great low end response. I believe there is some inherent clean pass without a dry blend control.

[shanewalton]

20 years ago my wife also had a very nice tight bottom end. 😂

[jamiesmith]

I only just a demon fx at plus all marshall in a pedal

[rickspyder]

I think you missed the point. Dumbles are praised for guitar volume knob ability to still sound killer clean. I was waiting for you to grank gain then back off the guitar. So now it sounda like any other of the 2000 decent pedals.

[MotorRoseMusic]

It's a good pedal for the $ . I had one or still have it and it's lost in the pile of pedals! 😂 GAS is real!

[cooltunesmadeeasy]

Cool pedal to me it sounded best with I believe when you dimed the treble..great review!!

[shanewalton]

So shocked at hearing the price. They still make 60 buck pedals in 2024?

[smarkalet]

Well it's a Zendrive clone so if that's what you're looking for...

[sassafras]

Still cheap as chips but now built as well as any pedal. Points.