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Fender Rumble 40 V3

5/5, 5 from 1 review
Small and powerful
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Recent Reviews

  1. Mod7
    Good and loud
    5/5, 5 out of 5, reviewed Sep 17, 2018
    Sound:
    4.00/5,
    Build Quality:
    4.00/5,
    Features:
    5.00/5,
    Feel:
    4.00/5,
    Value:
    5.00/5,
    Pros
    • + feather light, good sound, powerful
    Cons
    • - no DI or cab output
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    Not specially small but surprisingly light and very powerful for 40W. You need to push it before reaching the distorting point. Not for gig but it can handle a practice with a band: my former drummer plays really loud but he could heard me.

    The power is here and the quality also: it's an all-round combo that could handle modern or vintage styles with a nice sound quality. It can't go as deep in low ends as a 12" or a 15" speaker but it has some.

    The overdrive is not my favorite one, I prefer this amp without.

    If your looking for a good practice combo, go for it. Of course, you have much better ones but for the price, you won't regret this one. But it's not a combo intended to be bringing on stage.
    Price Paid:
    250
    One member found this helpful.
    Miles_ONeal and paul like this.
    1. leerod054
      I have the same combo and I replaced the 10" speaker with the Eminence 10" Fender uses in the Twin 10-250. Way better on the lows and is rated at 100 watts so it won't hurt this amp. Plus I run it XLR into our PA. Mostly a monitor behind me up on an amp stand.
      Miles_ONeal and Mod7 like this.

Item Details

  1. Power:
    40W (8 ohms)
    Speakers:
    1x10"
    Inputs:
    Bass, auxiliary, footswitch
    Outputs:
    headphones
    EQ / Controls:
    Gain, volume, low, low-mid, high-mid, high
    3 switchs: bright, contour, vintage
    Overdrive: switch on/off, drive, level
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