Recent content by scooter79

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    Warning: Do not buy a Fender Rumble 350

    I'm going to step in and defend the Rumble 350 here. I've been gigging a Rumble 350 regularly for the last 15 months and it's fantastic. When my Warwick is plugged in the volume never needs to get past 10:00. With a cheap beginners bass I've heard the volume maxed out and it still isn't as loud...
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    Fender Rumble 350 combo - not suitable for rehearsal

    I have a little more to add on the topic. I played two gigs yesterday. The first one was a christmas party in a massive open warehouse. The band was a 4 piece blues/rock band. The guitarist/singer has a 10 year old bass student who was at the party and brought his squire jazz bass along to play...
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    Fender Rumble 350 combo - not suitable for rehearsal

    Exactly! As a general rule, if the drummer can't hear the bass drum unmiked then your stage volume (or rehearsal volume) is too loud.
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    Fender Rumble 350 combo - not suitable for rehearsal

    I know it's an old thread, sorry, but i had to give my support to the Rumble 350 combo. I've done a few recent gigs with a new band (rock covers) and live on stage it stays on about 2. Mind you it does go DI into the desk and the amp becomes my bass monitor. I get the amp up on two milk crates...
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    Hello from Australia

    Greetings all. I thought I take a minute to introduce myself. My name is Scott and I live about 2 hours south of Sydney. Been playing guitar since I was 12 (now 32) and have just recently (in the last 2 weeks) joined a band as a full time bass player. Certainly not the first time I've played...