Recent content by AnJ

Thanks Miles- I checked the cord at the amp and the wall, tried a different outlet, and tried it in a different house; all the same. The Fender tech here is still out for the Thanksgiving holiday, so I'll contact him when he gets back to work. I've been using my Rumble 100 and it just sounds so...

Thanks for the for the heads up G-Dog! I’m not much for tinkering with electronics so I always leave that to the pros.

I don’t have a speaker to try it with, but I really feel it is something inside the amp itself. I’ve had speakers go south in the past, and this doesn’t act like those.

No, I was practicing at my friend's house. Half way through the first song, it just went silent and the lights started blinking. Up to that point it sounded darn good. I was playing a Yamaha BBP34, and we do original acoustic folk rock Celtic country homemade music. The volume was fairly low...

Thanks for adding me! #1886 is a nice number to have! The GC guy gave me the number of the amp tech they use who is not the Fender tech. Frustrating to drive 60 miles to get a phone number that he could have given me over the phone. Oh well! On Friday I'll call Fender and see what they say...

I have Rumble 500, 100, and 40. The 40 went south last night but it is still under warranty so I hope to get some satisfaction from that. GC asked me to bring it back and they would see wha they can do. I’ll post an update when I know what is next. The 500 and 100 are working perfectly!

Like joelb79, I think I should join this club since I own a Rumble 500, a Rumble 100, and a Rumble 40. I’ve played the bass for 47 years with no obvious signs of improvement, but I just LOVE doing it! Alas, the Rumble 40 may have given up the ghost last night. In the middle of a song the sound...