We sure do!Need a Rumble Family Photo!
Here is mine:BTW: I put my mega VOX Guitar stack next to it as a point of reference
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Here is mine:BTW: I put my mega VOX Guitar stack next to it as a point of reference
So, the effects loop on the 100 combo... Any good for standard pedals or multi effects, so I can use mod/delay with the built in overdrive? Or just stay with the entire board out front?
They are the same designs from 40 up. The difference is in the speaker and cabinet.
I found the loop to work very well for time and mod effects. If you are using the OD on the heavier side, using the loop for these effects becomes important.
For clean or light OD, I have perfectly great results with everything up front.
Others will most likely chime in.
Caveat: all effects up front with heavy OD is its own non-traditional thing.
Hey guys, could be two Rumble 210 cabs cabled in parallel, like you do with pedals? I have an old amp and there are only 1x4Ohm and 1x8Ohm inputs in it. I would like to do like this. Edit: this is not my panel on amp, its just for example. There is no other 4 Ohm input!
By looking at this photo it seems you could do that, but you'd need to use a speakon cable
By looking at this photo it seems you could do that, but you'd need to use a speakon cable
Where do you see an output?
By looking at this photo it seems you could do that, but you'd need to use a speakon cable
Does the speakon connector not also accept 1/4" plug?
Parallel inputs = 1 input + 1 "output" (in this situation)
Did not realize that but it makes sense in this context.
Few noob questions::
What the best way to run direct from 500 head to pa?
Phones out? Fx send?
Also from head to recording interface?
Thanks tb
What the best way to run direct from 500 head to pa?
Phones out? Fx send?
Also from head to recording interface?
Thanks tb
XLR Out. You can download a manual to read & study.
Fender® Bass Amplifier and Speaker Enclosure Owner's Manuals
Read them, still not sure. I get the di, what about phone out and what would i run fx out for aside from effects
Those are outputs on the amp & yes you can daisy chain it to two cabinets.
I would recommend using your 1/4" speaker wire to go to the first cabinet from the amp & then a SpeakON speaker cable to go from cabinet one to cabinet two.
You can buy a short SpeakON cable or just make your own. If you build your own, use authentic Neutrik SpeakON, accept no substitutes.
for the speaker wire, a jacketed 2 conductor wire of at least 18 awg is best:
this is what I use for speaker wire
Southwire (By-the-Foot) 14-2 SJOOW 300-Volt Black Stranded CU Cord-55812199 - The Home Depot
for some reason 14 awg (bigger diameter than 18 awg) is slightly cheaper at Home Depot
BTW, the reason I suggest at least 18 awg is because 350 Watts at 4 Ohms can reach over 9 Amperes at max power, and 18 awg is rated to conduct up to 10 amps
anything smaller than 18 awg would be too thin to conduct full power
Those don't look like Combo SpeakON inputs. This is a combo (accepts 1/4"):
They're green & not flush.
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OK. First of all the headphones out is for headphones and cuts the sound out from the amp to the speakers. It's also an amplified signal that is too hot for anything other than driving a set of headphones. FX out is good to daisy chain another amp or combo. It could be used to output an unbalanced Hi-Z signal into a sound board, but the balanced mic level XLR out is far superior for that purpose. FX out could also be used as a tuner out if you don't like having a tuner inline with your bass. Some bass players are total purists and insist that nothing be inline with and thus pollute the purity of the bass signal. They will also pay $100 for special instrument cables.
You're welcome. This is just simple basic stuff every musician needs to know.
A music store in Norway published this photo on Facebook recently, a Bassman 500 with Rumble 410/115 cabs. The logo on the cabs caught my eye - has Fender moved away from the flat logos on Rumble cabs?
I ordered a 500 Combo this afternoon to replace my GK MB500 and 112 pair. Pics when I get it!
Nice amps, but that white PG needs to be ripped off that bass and replaced stat with tort or black. My eyes are bleeding.
