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Fender Rumble Club

#31,181
RumbleMan3 said:
is there a difference with tone and sound quality of the rumble cabs and the bassman cabs. It will either be a rumble 210 or a bassman 115 to go with my rumble 500 head. Can anyone help me out here please?
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Dunno if anyone has replied to you re this..... and I can't really compare, but I've gotta Rumble 500C with the 210s in it. I've also got a couple of Bassman 115 cabs.
I CAN say that I think the Bassman Pro Neo 115s are punchier and clearer than my Rumble 210, when using the same amp. The 1x15 Bassman is a very tight sounding 115 too. I liken it to a sealed cab, and it sounds superb with my all tube amps pushing it.
 
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rodl2005 said:
Dunno if anyone has replied to you re this..... and I can't really compare, but I've gotta Rumble 500C with the 210s in it. I've also got a couple of Bassman 115 cabs.
I CAN say that I think the Bassman Pro Neo 115s are punchier and clearer than my Rumble 210, when using the same amp. The 1x15 Bassman is a very tight sounding 115 too. I liken it to a sealed cab, and it sounds superb with my all tube amps pushing it.
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I have an Ampeg SVT Classic I'd like to run with 115's. I don't think I'd hook up my Rumble 115, but the pro Neo may be an option. What do you think?
 
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#31,183
tom dicus said:
I have an Ampeg SVT Classic I'd like to run with 115's. I don't think I'd hook up my Rumble 115, but the pro Neo may be an option. What do you think?
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Apart from the Bassman 115s being 8 ohm, it'd work fine. I use mine almost always with my Fender Super Bassman which is 300w all tube, like the SVT-CL, but has a 8,4 and 2 ohm operation
 
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#31,184
lowplaces said:
Home studio is coming along.

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Building it in my living room. Had to get rid of this to make room for a drum kit.

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Made a nice storage unit for CDs and accessories but it's just too big.

Still digging those Rumble 112's :bassist:

Getting them 24" off the floor sounds great.
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Are those PF-20ts or PF-50ts? That just looks like such a sweet rig. I'd love to plug my P5 into one of those, crank it up, and just bathe everyone within a 2km radius in what I can only assume is very creamy tubey goodness. Even if they're only 20 watters that's still gotta be a surprisingly loud rig.
 
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Just got these. 2 x 112s. Excellent sound. Lovely, full old school sound for P Bass but covers my MM Sterling just as well. Using with a Markbass F1.
I got one first and then searched far and wide for the second one as they were discontinued. Very happy with the result!
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Hello guys, a question for Rumble 40 studio + mgt4 footswitch.
Suppose to have a preset, for example a delay.
In wich way I can eliminate delay and have amp without delay?
I've some parts of song with delay and some without...
I've to build up two difefrent preset and switch from one to other?
 
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#31,188
rodl2005 said:
Dunno if anyone has replied to you re this..... and I can't really compare, but I've gotta Rumble 500C with the 210s in it. I've also got a couple of Bassman 115 cabs.
I CAN say that I think the Bassman Pro Neo 115s are punchier and clearer than my Rumble 210, when using the same amp. The 1x15 Bassman is a very tight sounding 115 too. I liken it to a sealed cab, and it sounds superb with my all tube amps pushing it.
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I have the same rigs you describe. I agree with you're assessment.
 
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LennyP said:
Just got these. 2 x 112s. Excellent sound. Lovely, full old school sound for P Bass but covers my MM Sterling just as well. Using with a Markbass F1.
I got one first and then searched far and wide for the second one as they were discontinued. Very happy with the result! View attachment 3195928
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Welcome Rumbler #986! Good hunting finding not 1 but 2 1x12s. Hook 'em up and Rumble on!
 
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ghostinthemach said:
Hello Rumble Club. I was made aware of this house party by a friend or two in the Combo Club. I believe I may have some qualifying gear in my possession and I like comparing notes so to speak with owners of similar gear:

Rumble 60
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Rumble Stage 800
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Number please?
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Welcome Rumbler #987! Nice gear. Glad to have you among us. Rumble on!
 
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#31,193
CElton said:
Picked up a gently used 500c. Pleasantly surprised with it over the weekend. Still figuring out EQ how to dial out some of the “boxiness” tone. Will be a nice grab and go for the local Animal Tour( Eagles, Moose, Orioles, VFW)
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Welcome Rumbler #988! Checkout the Fender Rumble Wiki Pages. That will give you a lot of help in finding the tones you want. Look for the Tone Pool. Other members have shared their settings to help you find what you are looking for. Rumble on!
 
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alfiofer said:
Hello guys, a question for Rumble 40 studio + mgt4 footswitch.
Suppose to have a preset, for example a delay.
In wich way I can eliminate delay and have amp without delay?
I've some parts of song with delay and some without...
I've to build up two difefrent preset and switch from one to other?
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If you switch to the Fx session.... I think it is the 3 one down then you can shut any effect that are on to off.
 
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JB Player said:
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?
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Welcome Rumbler #989! That is exactly how I ended up with my first Rumble. I wanted a light weight combo, but I wasn't partial to any label. I tried Ampeg, MarkBass, and Rumble side by side. Now I have 5 Rumble amps. Welcome and Rumble on!
 
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