But I'm only plugged into the return. Let me try that using the send too. I bet that's it.
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Solid thanks guys, I’ll stop at a store on the weekend.
Thought I’d share a picture of my Rumble stack from my casino gig today. It’s the first time I brought out the extension cab, and it sounded really great. It handled my 5-string p-bass without breaking a sweat, and it earned some compliments from the house sound tech. Very nice!
I do this with my Carvin BX500 into a Rumble 112 v2,
...and then even the Rumble 200c with the v2 cab, yes it all sounds so sweet,
and I get all the thump I need.
I even ran the R 112 v2 with a GK BXL 115 and Carvin, yes indeed
I still would like to sell the BXR 115 cab and either find another R 112 v2 for a mini rig,
or get a R 115 v3 and a R 500h...
I can dream and I do
Sold the GK and got a R 200c in trade, on track to rig bliss drool
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I am still having issues with getting the tone app to work. In connected both wifi, and bluetooth, have scanned the cloud presets, used the BT/Headphone/auxiliary options. But no luck getting past the 3 stage set screen. Two emails from from tech support no good. Reset, restored, uninstalled, reinstalled. It seems like I'm running out of options. Brightside is I'm only a week in and optimistic I'm the problem. Otherwise, it's a fantastic product with tons of versatility.
So did you get to register, and update? Until you do you can't go any further.
The Stage comes with the pedal. I got my pedal for the Studio on Amazon.
I did firmware update and registered from the website. It shows that I have an account, and it shows the amo as registered. Completely baffled, lol!
Me Too. Keep calling Fender. They need to have a specialist to give direct support in this area.
Either direct from Fender or from your favorite authorized Fender dealer/e-tailer. While you can get away without a pedal, it sure makes life easier with one. Calling up the tuner is just a foot stomp away. If you want to turn an effect on and off during a tune, you need the pedal. If you want to lay down a deep grove and solo over it you need the pedal to actuate the looper function. Popping from preset to preset in your personal setlist is better accomplished with the pedal.
Well Long and Mcquade only gave me the amp it seems. Doesn’t matter I can buy the pedal sometime since I don’t have a gig for a couple months
They absolutely need a person on the other end helping to trouble shoot. I ran into a whole new list of seemingly sensible procedures and tried them all, and still no go. but, it is obviously picking up the bluetooth and broadcasting, I tested that. Its obviously connected to wifi because my firmware was updated and verified. There has to be logical explanation for failure, and sure fire path to success. #ReadyToRumble
Contact Long and McQuade and/or Fender. If you've bought a Stage 800 you've paid for the pedal too already. Unless you bought a used one from them that came without the pedal that'd be a different story and hopefully one where you saved may beaver bucks!
Good Attitude!
So L&M shortchanged you an electrical cable and the floor pedal?! Well damn man! Go beat down their door and give 'em a wicked thrashing.
So I have noticed a quirky thing will my Studio 40 and Bluetooth. When I connect the Bluetooth to play music through the amp I cannot connect with the Tone App. So what I do in that case is disconnect the Bluetooth with my phone and then connect with the Tone App. Seem weird but that works for me. I am on a Google Pixel with the latest OS. Not sure what it does with other devices in this regard.
