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Fender Rumble 112 cabs.
- Thread starter deernaes
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Just like the V2 Rumble 112 Neo cabinets when Fender discontinued them, they were snatched up almost overnight. So it is the V3 Rumble 112 cabs. Excellent speaker cabinets that didn't sell well enough are now in demand. Scarcity drives desire.
I bought a pair of them from Sweetwater right before they were discontinued. Got one of them discounted because it was a demo, and it was in like new condition. I think they are great cabs, not sure why they didn’t sell well. The form factor and weight make them super easy to move around...and they sound good.
Now I'm even more pissed that mine got stolen. Along with just about every other thing of value I owned. Public storage and tweakers suck.
Me being silent for 2 years means I got hit 10x as hard as the past times I had whined about. Having to put everything in storage, and then having that storage broken into repeatedly...
Left with a handful of basses and a rumble 200 that were in hoc at the time.
That 112 really tied the rig together
Me being silent for 2 years means I got hit 10x as hard as the past times I had whined about. Having to put everything in storage, and then having that storage broken into repeatedly...
Left with a handful of basses and a rumble 200 that were in hoc at the time.
That 112 really tied the rig together
I'm sorry about your loss...but is this an oblique reference to The Big Lebowski's rug? White Russians, anyone?
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Hey! There's a beverage here, man!I'm sorry about your loss...but is this an oblique reference to The Big Lebowski's rug? White Russians, anyone?
If only I just had a rug peed on, or just lost a rumble 112. This was expansive, probably high 5 digits pushing 6. A whole life of gear acquisitions , astronomy, photography , live and studio sound, fishing gear, not to mention guitars basses amps cabs and lots of pedals.I'm sorry about your loss...but is this an oblique reference to The Big Lebowski's rug? White Russians, anyone?
Sometimes you eat the bear, sometimes the bear eats you.
If I start playing again I will probably end up with some mismatched 115 in the $100 used range to pair with the rumble 200 if it still works, and then hunt a tuner pedal and footswitch (pretty sure mine was in case with one of the guitars or basses that got stolen).
Tweakers suck
