Fender Rumble 350

[Mayo661]

I was misunderstood with the last question that I post here.

I want to know if the Rumble 350 combo 2x10 is good for small gigs and pratice with my band. Is it good enough?

 

[will33]

Loud enough, sounds good, probably.

Don't know about reliability.

Can't add an extension cab. That can be a real problem if you end up needing more amp somewhere.

What country do you live in? What is available there? Budget? Cost?

 

[CliveJackson]

Mine has been through heavy gigging since I got it in the summer and it's held up well.. It's (unfortunately) been rained on and beat up from being transported in the back of my truck.. And it's held up well no complaints...

Plenty of volume and the 2 x 10's pump out a nice sound

 

[JehuJava]

Dude...holy crap:

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f15/fender-rumble-350-combo-not-suitable-rehearsal-754635/

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f15/fender-rumble-350-a-795961/

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f15/fender-rumble-350-combo-692760/

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f15/looking-amp-maybe-fender-rumble-350-2x10-710160/

 

[Mayo661]

Loud enough, sounds good, probably.

Don't know about reliability.

Can't add an extension cab. That can be a real problem if you end up needing more amp somewhere.

What country do you live in? What is available there? Budget? Cost?

I'm Going to guitar center in tucson , and I have $500 dollars , The Fender Rumble 350 cost $499

 

[canadian_man_44]

The Fender Rumble 350 is definitely a great amp for small to medium venues and rehearsal. It's what I've got and I have no issues with it at all. Lots of volume and the tone is great.