Buy a 200 and combine it with the 100, as I do occasionally, and get a full 240 watts - that's a very powerful rig.
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If Leo hadn't wanted us to make frankenFenders then he wouldn't have made the bolts on the necks so accessible!
Leo once said that Roy Clark was the best guitarist he'd ever heard. The interviewer told Roy usually played hollowbodies and was currently playing a Byrdland. Leo said, "I'd love for him to play one of mine! But, you can't win 'em all."
Leo later gave Roy a Jaguar, and there's a classic Roy Clark performance with it on youtube. I don't remember the name of the song right now.
The 25 and Mustang pj are my travel rig. They make a nice pair.
Adding casters to the Rumble 75 was a worthy modification. I agree, if I was going to play a gig with them stacked, I would take the casters off. I've never needed to use them both together.If you use your rig like that, it may actually "Rumble OFF"
Sorry for two things, tried to resize, didn't and for the "A" word content in huge pic. I was trying to reply about using a Magna Cart vs permanent Casters, Castors...little wheels. But yes, I was about to install those on a few of my cabs. But found this cart that can fold flat to a couple inches deep and slides in back of SUV, not taking up any space. But I do have some cabs with 4" rubber wheels installed and they just glide so easily. And sorry again, no Rumble in pic but that's the cart below my BareFaced Big Twin T in the thumbnail. To get on OT, the little Rumble 100-12" worked great at first practice past Wed nite. peace y'all, e.
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Just bought the Fender Rumble 200 V3 and very impressed. I didn't go in looking for a Rumble at all, but wanted to run a comparaison to similar line Ampeg, Traynor and Hartke. The Rumble stood out in a big way, was the least expensive and the most complete with extras (DI out, cab out, ect.). Wow.
Can I get my number now?
Can I get my number now?
I strongly suggest adding a 115 cab. You'll have double the volume and warmth! Welcome to the Rumble elite!
Point of order, tom, but the Rumble 200 combo gives 140 watts alone, and with an external 8-ohm cab goes to the full 200 watts, which is not quite double. Yes, the external cab will also add Sound Pressure Level (SPL), but again, not quite doubling the volume.
But, I applaud your enthusiasm!
LOL! Yeah? Well, I was graduating high school while you were still in kindergarten.
But, yeah, like horseshoes and hand grenades, I guess it's close enough for us GOFs. You are a member of the TB GOFs Club, aren't you? Many of us here are. ROFL!But, seriously, it's important not to mislead people, even in jest. You never know what creedance, or credence, or clearwater for that matter, people give to your words. Why, shoot! There's even people around here think I know stuff! I gots 'em fooled, don't ya know.
So, I try to watch what I say. I ain't gots no problem with funnin', as long as it's plain that's the case. I reckon actual club members gots a responsibility to not exaggerate our favorite amp, at the risk of losing all credibility.Just a thought.
Home studio is coming along.
Building it in my living room. Had to get rid of this to make room for a drum kit.
Made a nice storage unit for CDs and accessories but it's just too big.
Still digging those Rumble 112's
Getting them 24" off the floor sounds great.
Building it in my living room. Had to get rid of this to make room for a drum kit.
Made a nice storage unit for CDs and accessories but it's just too big.
Still digging those Rumble 112's
Getting them 24" off the floor sounds great.
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