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My sincere condolences to you and your family.
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My sincere condolences to you and your family.
Actually Richard the Combo logo is chrome coloured and the gold look is coming from an orange coloured lamp in the room...but the logo on the combo is a flat type while the logo on the 115 cab is raised type lettering logo...and it does drive me crazy lolll OCD again lolThe logo colors are mismatched. That would drive me nuts! Lol. Just kidding! Cool rig!
buldog5151bass
Kibble, milkbones, and P Basses. And redheads.
Perhaps never? If they do, they will have to work out the screen and interface on a smaller box. I could see it on a pedalboard. Would love to be in on those discussions.
Any of our Studio 40 or Stage 800 owners using the Bluetooth feature? Is it "receive only", or can you broadcast to Bluetooth headphones? Or can phone/tablet broadcast to both the amp and Bluetooth headphones?
How about the Wi-Fi facility? Is it "receive only"? Again, any use for wireless headphones or receiving with either phone or tablet?
Asking for a friend.
Yes tried Bluetooth today with my Iphone 8, plugged in the bass and jammed along with my Spotifylists thru the speakers, have not tried it with my wireless headphones yet.
Thanks. I couldn't have imagined it before this happened. Even when I would contemplate it, it wasn't even close. But, I'm doing okay. I just have to stay busy and focused on something else.
I appreciate your thoughts.
So I got the Studio 40 Saturday night
First impressions; amazing!
I went through some of the settings in the store, more for the young guy selling it at GC as he didn't know about the studio and stage versions, I knew I wanted it!
They thought it was a 40 and not a studio 40 so they didn't put it out on the sales floor but their computer said different
Lucky for me
So one of the settings is labeled 'Red Barchetta' and is there a better song for me to christen this amp with? I think not!
At first I thought the sound to be to heavy and distorted
Once I started playing along with the track (bass removed) it fit into the mix of the song beautifully
So Sunday I just played. Didn't mess with the settings or the Wi-Fi or the Blue Tooth. Just Played.
The sounds from the amp sims to the FX'es are just inspiring to me.
I haven't sounded this good in years
Put on various tunes from Sir Duke to Power Slave
And also some drum backing tracks and just let the tones determine some riff-age
So once the honey moon is over I will get back to you all with a better review of all the rest of the features as are many others are doing here as well
It has all the bells and whistles that the Stage 800 has minus the external cab jack
This amp fits my wants and needs as I am not in a band and just play for enjoyment at home with head phones
I would say if you are in the market for small amp then this should be on your list
First impressions; amazing!
I went through some of the settings in the store, more for the young guy selling it at GC as he didn't know about the studio and stage versions, I knew I wanted it!
They thought it was a 40 and not a studio 40 so they didn't put it out on the sales floor but their computer said different
Lucky for me
So one of the settings is labeled 'Red Barchetta' and is there a better song for me to christen this amp with? I think not!
At first I thought the sound to be to heavy and distorted
Once I started playing along with the track (bass removed) it fit into the mix of the song beautifully
So Sunday I just played. Didn't mess with the settings or the Wi-Fi or the Blue Tooth. Just Played.
The sounds from the amp sims to the FX'es are just inspiring to me.
I haven't sounded this good in years
Put on various tunes from Sir Duke to Power Slave
And also some drum backing tracks and just let the tones determine some riff-age
So once the honey moon is over I will get back to you all with a better review of all the rest of the features as are many others are doing here as well
It has all the bells and whistles that the Stage 800 has minus the external cab jack
This amp fits my wants and needs as I am not in a band and just play for enjoyment at home with head phones
I would say if you are in the market for small amp then this should be on your list
I'm so sorry to hear this. My condolences to you and your family.
wmhill
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I just got a rumble 75 in a swapping deal. First impression was maybe i'd use it on some smaller gigs, until I grabbed a hold of it. It actually weighs more than my regular rig (Tecamp puma 900 and a S212 cab). More weight, and a fraction of the power, nope. But on the plus side, the aux input and the wedge shape make it pretty useful for learning songs at home. All in all not a bad little rig. Sounds decent up to about half volume, the overdrive doesn't suck, and the EQ is pretty useful. If it lost 20# on a diet and had an XLR direct out, it could be a more serious contender. I hope it last's better than the most recent fender products I have purchased. There's my two cents.
Well I tried out the 40 yesterday and fell in lust now the problem is going to be convencing my wife that I can't live without it and seeing how I'm just a newbie that's going to be rough
