Fender Rumble Club

[leerod054]

Objection over ruled. Not germane to the case.

good God...really

 

[Gravedigger Dav]

good God...really

Obviously a humorous reply. I found it really funny.

 

[pbass74]

Hello All,

I saw a post where someone was chaining 2 rumble combos together I think thru the effects loop.

Can anyone help me with this to find that post or tell me if it can be done.

Thanks

LennyJ

This may be what you need. Fender Rumble Club

 

[RumbleMan3]

Use one of these.
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Nice! Is this a tool for removing knobs? what are they called, where can i get one?

 

[JakobT]

Nice! Is this a tool for removing knobs? what are they called, where can i get one?

It’s called a knob puller tool, and you can get them from StewMac, Thomann and other places. Jump a couple of pages back, and you’ll find several links.

 

[Moody Tuner]

Do we need to add an entry in the wiki describing how to attenuate a sense of humor?

 

[Gravedigger Dav]

Do we need to add an entry in the wiki describing how to attenuate a sense of humor?

I would say yes. One for passive and one for active.

 

[GonePlaid]

I would say yes. One for passive and one for active.

Ouch!

 

[Jeremy Jones]

I use a Studio 40 on top of a V3 40 works great for all my needs!! Effects send out of the Studio to the input of the V3 40.

Hello All,

I saw a post where someone was chaining 2 rumble combos together I think thru the effects loop.

Can anyone help me with this to find that post or tell me if it can be done.

Thanks

LennyJ

 

[GonePlaid]

I use a Studio 40 on top of a V3 40 works great for all my needs!! Effects send out of the Studio to the input of the V3 40.

Input or 'effects return'?

 

[Jeremy Jones]

No effects in or out on the 40V3 so input. Works well I just set my level there and then leave it alone.

Input or 'effects return'?

 

[G-Dog]

Do we need to add an entry in the wiki describing how to attenuate a sense of humor?

I would say yes. One for passive and one for active.

Just send me a link!

 

[G-Dog]

No effects in or out on the 40V3 so input. Works well I just set my level there and then leave it alone.

Yeah! And 'cause slaving the Studio to the 40V3 would just be so wrong.

 

[GonePlaid]

No effects in or out on the 40V3 so input. Works well I just set my level there and then leave it alone.

Y'know, if I'd looked at mine, I wouldn't have asked that.

 

[Linnin]

Y'know, if I'd looked at mine, I wouldn't have asked that.

Ooops! It happens.

 

[Jeremy Jones]

Y'know, if I'd looked at mine, I wouldn't have asked that.

LOL

 

[BeRad]

Lenny, just be aware that the preamp and Master Volume of the slave amp are both bypassed, meaning the full power of the slave is always on! So, start with the volume on the master amp way down and turn up gently.

So if I used the Ampeg 20w tube amp with a rumble 200c this way, I would get the full 200 watts from rumble while using Ampeg as the EQ?

 

[GonePlaid]

So if I used the Ampeg 20w tube amp with a rumble 200c this way, I would get the full 200 watts from rumble while using Ampeg as the EQ?

WHY?

 

[G-Dog]

So if I used the Ampeg 20w tube amp with a rumble 200c this way, I would get the full 200 watts from rumble while using Ampeg as the EQ?

I'm not familiar with the wiring of your Ampeg amp, but the power you would get from a Rumble 200 combo would depend on whether or not it had an 8 ohm extension cab connected. You'd get 140 watts behind the signal from the 200 combo alone, or 200 watts from the combo with an 8 ohm extension cab attached.

 

[G-Dog]

Hello All,

I saw a post where someone was chaining 2 rumble combos together I think thru the effects loop.

Can anyone help me with this to find that post or tell me if it can be done.

Thanks

LennyJ

Lenny, just be aware that the preamp and Master Volume of the slave amp are both bypassed, meaning the full power of the slave is always on! So, start with the volume on the master amp way down and turn up gently.

@LennyJ, it has just been brought to my attention that I may need to elaborate on my response about "full power" of the slave. The facility of chaining two amps together does not change the speaker impedance load that either amp sees. So whatever power the slave amp is loaded for will be totally put behind the signal it receives. Since the Master Volume is bypassed on the slave amp, you must control the total system volume on the master amp. Even a low volume signal from the master amp will get the entire (full) power that the slave amp is loaded for. That's why it's prudent to start with a low volume from the master amp.

But, yeah, you could go ahead and dime it. But, . . . .