Fender Rumble Club

[Ryeguy63]

For you, Lucky, you have my best wishes. I have always wanted to visit you in England.

Glad to hear from you again.I hope all is well. I know I speak for a lot us when I say you've been missed around here.

 

[Linnin]

That's what I thought, too, but according to Linnin (who said he tested it), the OFF position on the 200c is -6dB, not fully off.

Gonna have to try to track down the circuit diagram to verify.

Oh hell no! Off is Off. On is -6db. As far as Fender Rumble Combos are concerned.

 

[Linnin]

Glad to hear from you again.I hope all is well. I know I speak for a lot us when I say you've been missed around here.

Thank You Very Much Ryeguy63. I appreciate your kind comments. They are well received.

 

[G-Dog]

Welcome back, Linnin! Glad to have you back. Some poor souls here got so desperate they even thought I might know stuff. Heck, I couldn't keep up with all the questions. All I could do was link your previous answers from the Rumble Club Wiki!

 

[Ryeguy63]

Note that on the 200 combo, the horn switch is not ON/OFF, it's ON/-6dB. That makes me think that the tweeter is ALWAYS getting signal.

On the 115 cab, there are 3 switch settings, ON/-6dB/OFF.

Good place to start: both ON for guitars, and both -6dB for bass.

I've never seen a v3 combo without an on/off switch, but I only go back to 2016 with these. Any idea what year yours was manufactured?

 

[Linnin]

Welcome back, Linnin! Glad to have you back. Some poor souls here got so desperate they even thought I might know stuff. Heck, I couldn't keep up with all the questions. All I could do was link your previous answers from the Rumble Club Wiki!

Dude, I'm No One and Know Nothing. No Big Deal. It's OK

 

[Linnin]

That's what I thought, too, but according to Linnin (who said he tested it), the OFF position on the 200c is -6dB, not fully off.

Gonna have to try to track down the circuit diagram to verify.

No, you're way off line. Off is Off. On is -6bD. Got it? All Fender Rumble Combos with a horn switch is: Off=Off. On = -6dB.
For all Fender Rumble Cabinets: Off=Off; -6dB=-6dB, and full on = full on.
Got it?
Only Fender Rumble Cabinets have the ability to offer full 'on' horns. Got it?
So now you know. Knowledge is important.

 

[GonePlaid]

No, you're way off line. Off is Off. On is -6bD. Got it? All Fender Rumble Combos with a horn switch is: Off=Off. On = -6dB.
For all Fender Rumble Cabinets: Off=Off; -6dB=-6dB, and full on = full on.
Got it?
Only Fender Rumble Cabinets have the ability to offer full 'on' horns. Got it?
So now you know. Knowledge is important.

He's baaaack!

 

[Linnin]

He's baaaack!

So many are going to be so pissed! So What! HaHaHa!

 

[Linnin]

anyway I've got to go back and find some posts in order to give real accurate answers instead of the inaccurate ******** that was erroneously proffered. Good Lord at the stupidity!

 

[Linnin]

just ignore me altogether. I'm here, but I'm not. Just go about your business. I might say 'Yeah!' then again I might say 'Hell Yeah!'. Makes no never mind. Burgers Begat Burgers

 

[White Funk]

Just tried one in Russos Music Center here in NJ - gotta say - WOW. Now I'm looking for stuff to sell to justify getting one hahahaha.

 

[randini]

.... I might say 'Yeah!' then again I might say 'Hell Yeah!'.”

I have said these very things while reading the last 12 posts.
Hearing your distinct ‘voice’ makes me feel at ease, as balance is restored.

 

[Meghans Dad]

No, you're way off line. Off is Off. On is -6bD. Got it? All Fender Rumble Combos with a horn switch is: Off=Off. On = -6dB.
For all Fender Rumble Cabinets: Off=Off; -6dB=-6dB, and full on = full on.
Got it?
Only Fender Rumble Cabinets have the ability to offer full 'on' horns. Got it?
So now you know. Knowledge is important.

I get the cabinets; marked On/Off/-6dB. The back panel of the combo is marked On/Off per the manual and no reference to "-6dB". Got another source you can let me in on?

 

[JACink]

just ignore me altogether.

Nice to see you are giving out good advice already

(Glad you are well @Linnin )

 

[Linnin]

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?

Absolutely! Just hit your first switch that lists: Presets; Effects, Looper. Select Effects. The next three switches are: FX1; FX2, FX3. Select whichever is your delay and it will bypass it. Easy as pie.

 

[Linnin]

I get the cabinets; marked On/Off/-6dB. The back panel of the combo is marked On/Off per the manual and no reference to "-6dB". Got another source you can let me in on?

No I don't, and I can't remember who told me that or where I read it. It doesn't really matter, and the universe doesn't care.

 

[Shawn Luckman]

For you, Lucky, you have my best wishes. I have always wanted to visit you in England.

Welcome back Mate

 

[Tubthumper]

Good to have you back, Linnin!

The Rumble Stage 800 and the 115 extension cab just continue to astound and delight me and those I work with!

 

[JakobT]

Welcome back, Linnin! Good to see you in here again.