Does this Legendary Dumble Guitar Amplifier Sound Bad?

Dumble guitar amplifiers are legendary for the guitar tones they have produced and the guitar players who have used them.

In this video we'll listen to clips from a Dumble that was for sale at Chicago Music Exchange, and has since been sold as far as I can tell.

You'll get to hear a great guitar player playing this particular Dumble amp. And Dumble isn't the only holy grail gear present. A 1959 Gibson Les Paul burst is featured, a 60's era Fender Stratocaster, and even an original silver Klon overdrive pedal! And they are all played through the Dumble.

The questions raised: Does this Dumble sound good to you? What is the Dumble sound? What makes these amps so revered and expensive?

I was surprised by the sound of the amp, what do you think about it?

Original video in its entirety on the Chicago Music Exchange Channel:
   • HOLY GRAIL of Guitar Amps | Plugged In Ep. 9  

I doubt they'll see this, but special thanks to the folks ‪@chicagomusicexchange‬ Regardless of whether anyone likes the sound of this amp or not, Nathaniel is an awesome guitar player, and videos like these are great resources for the guitar community.

Chicago Music Exchange looks like they have the cool gear you could ever want, and although I don't live in that part of the country, I hope to shop there one day!