It is a beautiful thing.You present a persuasive argument. And I am very partial to matching headstocks!
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It is a beautiful thing.You present a persuasive argument. And I am very partial to matching headstocks!
You present a persuasive argument. And I am very partial to matching headstocks!
If only one make it a PrecisionEver since I purchased my Rumble and started visiting this forum, the GAS for a Fender or Fender-like bass has been building. I know that I will cave eventually---it's inevitable. The only question is, of course, J or P?
In the past, I've leaned towards Js--love the growl of a J-bass bridge pickup...but lately I have been hankering more for the P-bass thump...maybe because I have never actually owned an authentic Precision Bass....many Js and J-clones, but never a P...
What say you all?
I remain,
Your Obedient Servant,
The Terror.
If only one make it a Precision
Absolutely. Fender Precision paired with a Fender Rumble is perfect. Then get a Jazz!
P nowEver since I purchased my Rumble and started visiting this forum, the GAS for a Fender or Fender-like bass has been building. I know that I will cave eventually---it's inevitable. The only question is, of course, J or P?
In the past, I've leaned towards Js--love the growl of a J-bass bridge pickup...but lately I have been hankering more for the P-bass thump...maybe because I have never actually owned an authentic Precision Bass....many Js and J-clones, but never a P...
What say you all?
I remain,
Your Obedient Servant,
The Terror.
Made another Rumble lover. I meet a guitar player at GC in Lewisville, Texas, Saturday to look at a Squier VM 70s Jazz he had for sale. We went in to use an amp so I could try it out. I plugged in to a 200c. He said he wasn't familiar with Fender Amps, so I gave him a brief overview.
He really liked how it sounded and wondered how heavy it is. I said nothing as he picked it up. He was, of course, surprised. He really likes Rumbles.
(does this make me a Rumble evangelist?
I usually go to either the Hulen st Fort Worth or the new one in Alliance. But, I have bought 2 basses from the Lewisville store. We met there because he lives not far from it and I was in Ponder all day Saturday.I go to that GC a lot.
I usually go to the Plano store because it’s close to work but I like Lewisville better.I usually go to either the Hulen st Fort Worth or the new one in Alliance. But, I have bought 2 basses from the Lewisville store. We met there because he lives not far from it and I was in Ponder all day Saturday.
Do you play in catatonic scales ? I like the finish, now I'm itchin for that full size 5 string. I could always play songs with nearly exact routine, but never could improvise. Some stuff with pentatonic and minor extensions. Some Asian scales make bright cheery passages. Lots of leap in them.
You aren't the only one requesting a number. I put in a request several weeks ago. I am not worried. I put the post number in my signature, for easy finding. Maybe you can do the same.Not sure who is in charge here, but I posted about a month or so back that I just bought a Rumble 500C. I don't recall getting a number. I now have the 210 cab to go with it, so I'm pretty sure I should be in the club. BTW, I love the set up/sound. Still can't get over the sound and the weight. Add in the $$$ spent and it's untouchable. I can even put my GB Streamliner on top and run it through the extension cab. I am one happy camper. My GAS has been cured...for now.
@Gravedigger Dav will be along to give you both club numbers.
Absolutely. Fender Precision paired with a Fender Rumble is perfect. Then get a Jazz!
For NOW!! Bwaaahaaahaaa! (speaking from experience) But seriously, does that stack sound great or what?I am one happy camper. My GAS has been cured...for now.
Are you going to sell your rumble?Yeah, he's very responsive. I'm still waiting for my Ibby number three months later. I don't think I want it, anymore.
Peavey Foundations are great... The one bass that I wish more than anything that I didn't sell.Couldn't agree more my Rumble 200 combo & Am.Std Precision are just in a class of their own for me, almost 3 years on I see no reason to change either of them. And as for the Jazz side of things I use a Peavey Foundation which again sounds great through the Rumble, & more importantly for me Made in the U.S.A. I love American made basses.
Are you going to sell your rumble?![]()