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Here's the obligatory commemorative picture:
See? This is very important! I have Sydney on my world clock, so I know it is 7:03 on Saturday morning.
I'll be forever a Rumbler in spirit, but I am officially out of the club 
I had a Rumble 40, too small for taking out, and a Rumble 200 with a Hartke 410XL, too big for anything I've been doing. Sold em both and replaced em with something way different this afternoon
I had a Rumble 40, too small for taking out, and a Rumble 200 with a Hartke 410XL, too big for anything I've been doing. Sold em both and replaced em with something way different this afternoon
Why don't you get a Rumble 100/200 combo... nice middle ground. I think there're great.I'll be forever a Rumbler in spirit, but I am officially out of the club
I had a Rumble 40, too small for taking out, and a Rumble 200 with a Hartke 410XL, too big for anything I've been doing. Sold em both and replaced em with something way different this afternoon
Alfonso,
May I ask what type of Moog pedal that is?
(Nice fretless Squire, by the way...used to have one myself. Very nice for the money!)
I remain,
Your Obedient Servant,
The Terror.
It's the MF-103 12-Stage Phaser. I'm not a fan of phaser on bass (I use it on synths), but it sounds cool at extreme settings.
I also have an old (1st gen) Line6 Bass POD. I'm not sure if I should keep it or sell it. It's probably not even worth selling.
Ah come on. It would be stupid if you found a better sounding amp and chose to stay with your Rumble anyway. Amps aren't peopleI did a bad thing. I played a GK and fell in loveI've been unfaithful.
I was just making light of the situation. I was looking for a decent powered combo, and the MB212-II was a' callin' my name.Ah come on. It would be stupid if you found a better sounding amp and chose to stay with your Rumble anyway. Amps aren't people
Now you the reason why when you enter a store they ask your name. It used to be because the staff was friendly, but now, Its the AI running the store that communicates with equipment that has all those chips and Bluetooth interfaces. The equipment knows your name and the equipment isn't afraid of calling you.
just ask Eric snowden
Had to google that, I'm in Queensland so not up on AFL lingo.
Gorgeous, simply gorgeous.
Thank you, sir.
I remain,
Your Obedient Servant,
The Terror.
OK. I think I've finished my review over on the basses sub forum.
