Been using my rumble v3 200, loud drummer, 2 guitars and im still cutting through. Using only 60% volume. Really worth it
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Thanks Linnin! Hope this has plenty punch being 8 ohms alone. I do have an older GK backline 112 that's 8 ohms that uplugs from its head thatl get me total 4 ohms if I add to the Rumble. Ill just have to see what sounds best. Im excited and and waitin on delivery!Welcome to the Fender Rumble Club, Gary Poe!You are member #290
I know you are going to love the Rumble 200, and as much as I don't need it, I want one too!
Rumbles Rock!
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Most of the Rumble users talk about dark, vintage tones and headroom. I am considering a 500 combo but want to dial in more modern sounds, good slap funk, nice highs, etc. Anyone have feedback?
I took my 500 combo to rehearsals last night and also my passive Jazz (with lighter string gauge) to get funky. I kept everything flat on the EQ and just hit the contour button. I really dug in to my octaves and stuck in the odd slap/pop - it sounded great IMHO.
Welcome to the Fender Rumble Club, Mr Gaston!Can I join. Zzounds ads kept showing up on my computer for an old style Rumble 410 cab for $200. I didn't really need it but it was really tempting. Then an ad shows up for the Rumble 410 blem (which is apparently a return) for $125. I could not, not buy it. So then I needed a head so I bought a Rumble 350 on eBay.
Boy are my neighbors going to be pleased.
You are member #291 

Can I join. Zzounds ads kept showing up on my computer for an old style Rumble 410 cab for $200. I didn't really need it but it was really tempting. Then an ad shows up for the Rumble 410 blem (which is apparently a return) for $125. I could not, not buy it. So then I needed a head so I bought a Rumble 350 on eBay.
Boy are my neighbors going to be pleased.
Yes you have. You are member #265BTW....Have I requested a Rumble Club Member Number? I'd sure like one.......Proud Owner of a new Rumble 200 Combo with more cool stuff on it than I'll ever use.......Ancient of Days
Well guess what? That makes you a member in good standing of the Fender Rumble Club, Acoustic356!I found a Fender Rumble 208 cab in a local music shop for $200. I have to say... for the weight and size, I was really surprised that it holds its own as well as it does. It's an excellent backup rig. My primary rig is 4ohm, and I had a spare 8ohm head laying around, so I needed an 8 ohm cabinet. it When I compare it to my 115, matches tone both highs and lows.
Dollar for dollar, probably my favorite cab!
Welcome member #292 
Very hard to find the 350s w/ 1x15. Still looking!Here's mine...can I have a number??
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They're great!Any thoughts on the new Rumble 200 and 500?
Plenty of rave reviews and gig reports scattered throughout this thread. Tons of Tone. Well that's because Fender never made a 1x15 Rumble 350 combo. That is a Rumble 150 1x15 combo in the photo and was the best selling bass combo world wide for three years running until it was replaced by the new V3 Rumble 200 combos.Very hard to find the 350s w/ 1x15. Still looking!
It's a conspiracy against Fender Rumbles, Steve! They're taking over the entire solid state bass amp universe!How and why has all this tube talk gotten into the Fender Rumble club, of all places?
Hardly seems overpriced with shipping- IIRC, that thing weighs about a gajillion pounds...Here's a V2 Rumble 350 combo described as "mint" for $300 shipped from PA.
http://www.talkbass.com/threads/fender-rumble-350-mint.1119376/
That's a bit over priced. $250 is more like it.