210 and 112 rig

[metalicman]

hi folks any thoughts on a fender rumble 210 and rumble 112 rig, 210 on its own doesnt do it for me but i didnt want a 115. trying to keep it smallish but need a little bit more of something. i am running a rumble 500 head. cheers from across the water. chris

 

[bholder]

Ooh the "mixed drivers police" will be after you! I say try it, see how it sounds, though I'd lean more towards the 1x15" than the 1x12". Really depends on the driver though, modern 12" drivers can be quite impressive.

 

[Old Garage-Bander]

hi folks any thoughts on a fender rumble 210 and rumble 112 rig, 210 on its own doesnt do it for me but i didnt want a 115. trying to keep it smallish but need a little bit more of something. i am running a rumble 500 head. cheers from across the water. chris

Assuming you want to stay in the Rumble family...a single Rumble 1x12, which is no longer in production, and almost as scarce as hen's teeth, would get you part of the way there.
If you really want to double your pleasure, adding a second Rumble 2x10 cab will get you twice as loud as the single 2x10 setup.
Regardless of what you have for your current 2x10, adding another like it would be the sweet deal IMHO.

 

[buldog5151bass]

I have a Rumble 500 head, and a 112 and 210 cabs. I can report that they work well together. I hadn't planned on it, but there was a great deal with a local TB member.

Now finding a Rumble 112...

 

[Marko 1]

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The law says another 210!

 

[chris_b]

I used a Berg AE112 and AE210 for a few years. They worked well together. Also mixed Mesa Boogie 210EV and 115EV for about 8 years, and they sounded fantastic.

Not all cabs mix well, but some definitely do.

 

[metalicman]

Assuming you want to stay in the Rumble family...a single Rumble 1x12, which is no longer in production, and almost as scarce as hen's teeth, would get you part of the way there.
If you really want to double your pleasure, adding a second Rumble 2x10 cab will get you twice as loud as the single 2x10 setup.
Regardless of what you have for your current 2x10, adding another like it would be the sweet deal IMHO.

cheers buddy i do have access to a 112 rumble i did have 2 x 210 at one time but was just looking to have a slightly smaller rig as the 210 just wasnt doing it for me on its own and 2 210 was just agro getting into some places. both being rumbles and both at 8 ohms i figured would be an ok match.

 

[JeezyMcNuggles]

hi folks any thoughts on a fender rumble 210 and rumble 112 rig, 210 on its own doesnt do it for me but i didnt want a 115. trying to keep it smallish but need a little bit more of something. i am running a rumble 500 head. cheers from across the water. chris

It won't be small. Should've just went with the 15.

 

[Old Garage-Bander]

cheers buddy i do have access to a 112 rumble i did have 2 x 210 at one time but was just looking to have a slightly smaller rig as the 210 just wasnt doing it for me on its own and 2 210 was just agro getting into some places. both being rumbles and both at 8 ohms i figured would be an ok match.

I understand. A lot of folks run the Rumble 2x10 with a 1x12 and it seems to work well. Hope you find something thst works for you.

 

[Dynomuttasaurus]

I do the dreaded mixed brand/driver faux pas. The 112 and 210 orientation can give you some decent height with very little footprint. This really helps in tight places when you need to hear yourself.

 

[Thumpin6string]

I found that a 210 and a 112 go well together. The 210 has the punch and the 112 adds the warmth and low end.

 

[ezstep]

I have used a 12" Bergie with a 2x10 GB Shuttle with great results. I cannot comment on the Rumble.

 

[metalicman]

thanks to you all for your opinions always helps to see what others think cheers chris