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Fender Rumble Club

Nice rig. I use a 100 if there is a FOH and a kickback stand so I can point it at me so I can hear it. It is worked well for that. I don't thing the 40 is up to that.
Good to know the 100 works well for you. That may be the route I go (after I sell my Markbass). If I have two amps I'm working with it would make sense to keep them in the same family.
 
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Those are beautiful rigs! My 500H + 210 already feels like the fist of God punching your whole body, I can only imagine what the full stack can do.;)

(I'm sure other people go for some high end out of these too but damn am I loving filling out the sound between guitar and drums. At our last practice I turned down a bit too much going from 1 song to another and the drummer said after: "What happened? It's like all the power got sucked out of our music." And I put the Rumble up against 2 guitars using Fender Devilles and I could barely hear them. So that felt good too.:smug:)
 
Also has anyone played the pf50t’s front Ampeg? Looking to get one of those and and 2 of the 112 SVT Anniversary cabs. This would be my ultimate gigging set up for country and rock. I would then sell my Stage 800 and by a Club 400 for jazz gigs and smaller venues. Hopefully they do make a club 400 ha ha

Edit: maybe I’ll get a 115 SVT and then a 112 to stick on top of it.
 
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Also has anyone played the pf50t’s front Ampeg? Looking to get one of those and and 2 of the 112 SVT Anniversary cabs. This would be my ultimate gigging set up for country and rock. I would then sell my Stage 800 and by a Club 400 for jazz gigs and smaller venues. Hopefully they do make a club 400 ha ha

Edit: maybe I’ll get a 115 SVT and then a 112 to stick on top of it.
Just keep the Stage, you'd lose money selling it and buying the same thing but less powerful.

I've never played a PF50T or any 12" Ampeg cab. I will say this though, IMO tubes no longer matter. My Rumble sounds quite tubey (at least compared to the SVTs and VB3s I've played) and I've heard zero difference from guitarists using a SS vs when they use a tube amp so long as they're given time to dial in their sound. A good amp is a good amp, and honestly even some bad ones can sound pretty good. I was using a little Marshall 15w SS practice amp when I was playing guitar a week ago at a family Christmas gathering and I thought it sounded great.

So yeah tubes, transisters, A/B, D it don't matter if you ask me. You're going to end up basically sounding like yourself no matter what you play.