Be careful . You'll get a nasty letter from P E T D [people for the ethical treatment of dragons]
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Currently have: 200 combo
GAS Add #1: 115 cab
GAS Add #2: Studio 40
Home practice: Studio 40
When volume is needed: Studio 40 driving the 200c or 200c+115
GAS Add #1: 115 cab
GAS Add #2: Studio 40
Home practice: Studio 40
When volume is needed: Studio 40 driving the 200c or 200c+115
Get the Studio 40 and then decide if you need the additional Rumble 115. I hope you are playing the gigs that would require you to get one.
Quote of the day right here. One of the top in Rumbledom, I'm sure.^^^Correctamundo!^^^ WeRumble On!
It simply isn't done!
Thank You, but you are much too kind.
I unRumbled once!^^^Correctamundo!^^^ We
I actually went with a 3rd option...the separate 500 head and 210. At the time I already had a Combo, didn't want two and wanted the flexibility of swapping cab's or heads should I ever want to. I recently added a second 210...BOOM.
I love the R112 w/ the R200C. I just hardly ever have the need for it. But, when I do...............I love the 115!!
Thank You @EatS1stBassist. I know I'm opinionated & controversial, but being radical gets to the heart of the matter.
Considering the way you spell "Linnin", your Russian is surprisingly good.
Lol!!Considering the way you spell "Linnin", your Russian is surprisingly good.
Da Comrade! Is PravdaConsidering the way you spell "Linnin", your Russian is surprisingly good.
The true story behind the Linnin moniker is as follows. After an especially productive night of improvisation recorded on the fly at my now sadly deceased best friend's studio in Richmond, we were naming each piece. Mike (a.k.a. Turbo-Fish) came up with the title Linnin for a piece built around an original bass ostinato of mine. A simple play on the fine cloth known as linen. I've been Linnin ever since, and it's on my license plates. Before that we had a somewhat fictional band named Poom DaDa and the Soundies. It was an ad hoc all original ensemble made up of various local musicians. It was considered a high honor to be deemed good enough to be a Soundie. Poom DaDa was the actual band/group and not a real person. As time went by people began calling me Der Poomer! And so it was, but I am Linnin now. Not a commie, but I am a lefty. Just not a leftist. Sadly all the original music files & hard copy recordings were trashed after Mike's sudden heart failure. I have a few pieces, but not that many. Certainly not 20+ years worth of material.
Funny stuff(except for the deceased part). Sounds like it was a shipload of good times.Da Comrade! Is Pravda
The true story behind the Linnin moniker is as follows. After an especially productive night of improvisation recorded on the fly at my now sadly deceased best friend's studio in Richmond, we were naming each piece. Mike (a.k.a. Turbo-Fish) came up with the title Linnin for a piece built around an original bass ostinato of mine. A simple play on the fine cloth known as linen. I've been Linnin ever since, and it's on my license plates. Before that we had a somewhat fictional band named Poom DaDa and the Soundies. It was an ad hoc all original ensemble made up of various local musicians. It was considered a high honor to be deemed good enough to be a Soundie. Poom DaDa was the actual band/group and not a real person. As time went by people began calling me Der Poomer! And so it was, but I am Linnin now. Not a commie, but I am a lefty. Just not a leftist. Sadly all the original music files & hard copy recordings were trashed after Mike's sudden heart failure. I have a few pieces, but not that many. Certainly not 20+ years worth of material.
Oh it was! As wild as it was weird. We would go way out there. Like Frank Zappa, we recorded everything. Most of it on an old ReVox half track. Digital toward the end.
DITTO!I love the 115!!
Plugged in my 800...WOWZER!!! More than I hoped for!
After multiple A / B checks, my observation is that the 15 really makes a very significant (HUGE) difference in overall depth and tone. Even at lower volumes. WOW! Excellent investment. Now, on to new grill cloth, corners and also mandatory is a new logo plate to match.
Still no decision on silver or black, but they will eventually match.
Will then also rotate the 800 90 degrees for a great looking stack!
