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Fender Rumble Club

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Attention All Rumble Club Visitors!

NOW is the time to get your SUB-1,000 RUMBLE CLUB MEMBER NUMBERS!!

If you've been visiting, discussing, contributing, or even just lurking, . . .
If you have a Rumble amp, head, cab, V3, V2, V1, even a Rumble Custom Shop! then you qualify to join now!
Don't put it off any longer! You snooze, you lose!
There will be no more 3-digit member numbers made. When they're gone, they're gone for good!

Join the Fender Rumble Club on Talkbass.com, soon to be over 1,000 members strong!

To all the longstanding members of the Fender Rumble Club, most with 3-digit numbers, some with 2-digit numbers, and a select few with 1-digit numbers, a big Congratulations! And thank you for making this one of the largest, fastest growing, and most helpful and informative resources on Talkbass.com!

AND RE-MEMBER TO, ALWAYS, . . .

RUMBLE ON!!!​
 
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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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I'd be interested in hearing that. Technically, it will work, The Neos are great cabs. I have 2 1x15s I use with a Bassman 500 head. (Rumble 500 with more knobs and a retro box)
 
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G-Dog said:
Attention All Rumble Club Visitors!

NOW is the time to get your SUB-1,000 RUMBLE CLUB MEMBER NUMBERS!!

If you've been visiting, discussing, contributing, or even just lurking, . . .
If you have a Rumble amp, head, cab, V3, V2, V1, even a Rumble Custom Shop! then you qualify to join now!
Don't put it off any longer! You snooze, you lose!
There will be no more 3-digit member numbers made. When they're gone, they're gone for good!

Join the Fender Rumble Club on Talkbass.com, soon to be over 1,000 members strong!

To all the longstanding members of the Fender Rumble Club, most with 3-digit numbers, some with 2-digit numbers, and a select few with 1-digit numbers, a big Congratulations! And thank you for making this one of the largest, fastest growing, and most helpful and informative resources on Talkbass.com!

AND RE-MEMBER TO, ALWAYS, . . .

RUMBLE ON!!!​
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G'day mates!
Stooooooopid question.
Am I number 968?
 
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Gravedigger Dav said:
I'd be interested in hearing that. Technically, it will work, The Neos are great cabs. I have 2 1x1s I use with a Bassman 500 head. (Rumble 500 with more knobs and a retro box)
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Neo 115 is spec'd to run with with a Super Bassman which is 6 x 6550 for 300 watts, same as an SVT Classic. I run my Super Bassman through a single Neo 115, as do a few other folks on here. Disclaimer that I've never done a gig where I can get even close to full throttle.
 
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There are Rumbles everywhere I play!
At the open mic I went to they had the v2 R65.
There’s a Rumble in the room where I take my lessons at the shop.
I’m now in an acoustic trio (yay!) and our aforementioned open mic got us a gig at that place (yay again!) so we had our first practice at one of the guys’ studio and the guy has a v2 R150!
This is so great because it’s helping me get used to Rumble gear which is what I own anyway!
...and even though a Rumble magically appears anytime I have to play without my own amp, what’s there is still not as good as my v2 R350h and v3 115 cabs.
Im getting pretty comfortable working with the head and one cab. I’ll break out the two cab rig when we add a drummer.
 
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I think I may be on the eve of a NBD this evening! I have a Dr.'s appointment tomorrow, and the wife just informed me that we could visit Guitar Center and pick out a belated birthday present!

I'm very excited, but I don't know what I should get! First choice would be an Epi Thunderbird in white or black, but if not available, I am thinking about a Players Series P or J...(trying to stay well short of a grand)

Anything else I should be looking at? (obviously, my tastes are more "traditional", and I play 4 strings only, so...)

I am PSYCHED!!!!
 
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The Terror said:
I think I may be on the eve of a NBD this evening! I have a Dr.'s appointment tomorrow, and the wife just informed me that we could visit Guitar Center and pick out a belated birthday present!

I'm very excited, but I don't know what I should get! First choice would be an Epi Thunderbird in white or black, but if not available, I am thinking about a Players Series P or J...(trying to stay well short of a grand)

Anything else I should be looking at? (obviously, my tastes are more "traditional", and I play 4 strings only, so...)

I am PSYCHED!!!!
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ORANGE O-BASS!!!
 
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The Terror said:
I think I may be on the eve of a NBD this evening! I have a Dr.'s appointment tomorrow, and the wife just informed me that we could visit Guitar Center and pick out a belated birthday present!

I'm very excited, but I don't know what I should get! First choice would be an Epi Thunderbird in white or black, but if not available, I am thinking about a Players Series P or J...(trying to stay well short of a grand)

Anything else I should be looking at? (obviously, my tastes are more "traditional", and I play 4 strings only, so...)

I am PSYCHED!!!!
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Congrats! Were I in the market for a more affordable and traditional bass I'd look into: Epi Thunderbird Pro IV, the new blue sparkly Squier Jazz with matching headstock, some sort of Sterling/SUB Ray, or a Players P in buttercreame. Chances are I'd take the Jazz because I don't like the neck dive on Thunderbirds, but a Stingray is a great addition to any bass collection and the Players P is a P Bass and therefor brilliant as well.
 
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