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Fender Rumble Club

You present a persuasive argument. And I am very partial to matching headstocks!

You're in the right place, because G&L has a presence here:

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Ever 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
 
Ever 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.
P now
 
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 go to that GC a lot.
 
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.
 
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.
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.
 
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Absolutely. Fender Precision paired with a Fender Rumble is perfect. Then get a Jazz!

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 it's Made in the U.S.A. I love American made basses :thumbsup::cool:.
 
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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 :thumbsup::cool:.
Peavey Foundations are great... The one bass that I wish more than anything that I didn't sell.