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Fender Rumble Club

It's an J and MM pickup configuration, with coil split to also do J+J.

This is Australia. Football is a religion. Nothing gets in the way of football. The projector behind us was turned off, but there were half a dozen other screens showing the game, and competing for our attention!
Nothing can interfere with first bounce! We only get one match a week here in the States, but it's better than nothing.

Now I'm waiting for the next BBL season to start! Do you know?
 
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Hello Rumblers! I been lurking on this thread for the past few months while I've been renting a Studio 40. Last week I finally decided to buy it.

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Could I have a number please.
 
Just received this Rumble V3 410 this weekend. Going to pair with a Rumble V3 115 with a Mesa M3 Carbine pushing both. Might eventually get a Rumble head but have had the Mesa for awhile now and like it a lot. Hopefully the combination will sound good. Will find out this weekend at practice!View attachment 3414807
I suggest stacking the 1x15 on top since it's one speaker handling 1/2 the watts.:thumbsup:
You'll be able to hear any distortion better the closer it is to your ears.
 
Just received this Rumble V3 410 this weekend. Going to pair with a Rumble V3 115 with a Mesa M3 Carbine pushing both. Might eventually get a Rumble head but have had the Mesa for awhile now and like it a lot. Hopefully the combination will sound good. Will find out this weekend at practice!View attachment 3414807
Great choice. I have the same cab combination as you (R410 and R115). I have the Rumble 500 head pushing those two. Enjoy the "rumbling"!!!
 
Just received this Rumble V3 410 this weekend. Going to pair with a Rumble V3 115 with a Mesa M3 Carbine pushing both. Might eventually get a Rumble head but have had the Mesa for awhile now and like it a lot. Hopefully the combination will sound good. Will find out this weekend at practice!View attachment 3414807
Welcome Rumbler # 1076. It will sound very good. Once you get the Rumble head, it will sound great! :D Rumble On!
 
Just before Easter, my Rumble 500c developed a scratchy volume pot, so I took it back to the store in the hope of getting it fixed. After inspecting it, they sent it on to Fender. I had imagined that they would replace the bad pot, but I received word today that they’re replacing the amp altogether - a new one has been ordered, and should be with me shortly. Not bad, considering I got the amp three and a half years ago. :)
 
Just before Easter, my Rumble 500c developed a scratchy volume pot, so I took it back to the store in the hope of getting it fixed. After inspecting it, they sent it on to Fender. I had imagined that they would replace the bad pot, but I received word today that they’re replacing the amp altogether - a new one has been ordered, and should be with me shortly. Not bad, considering I got the amp three and a half years ago. :)
That is excellent customer service :thumbsup:

PS: do you think they will do the same with my scratchy modded 100C :D :laugh:?
 
Just before Easter, my Rumble 500c developed a scratchy volume pot, so I took it back to the store in the hope of getting it fixed. After inspecting it, they sent it on to Fender. I had imagined that they would replace the bad pot, but I received word today that they’re replacing the amp altogether - a new one has been ordered, and should be with me shortly. Not bad, considering I got the amp three and a half years ago. :)
:woot: WOOT! :woot: :bassist: Fender Rules! :bassist:
 
Hey guys/gals... just wondering; I have a Rumble 500 head and I would like to start using my Rumble 115 cab more often for practice and gigging. Anybody use this setup for gigging/practice? I know I would have to be cautious when running the 500 through the 15 (to avoid blowing the speaker). I have a R410 cab also but would like to see what kind of air I can push (without damaging the speaker) using the R115 paired with the 500. Thanks!
 
Hey guys/gals... just wondering; I have a Rumble 500 head and I would like to start using my Rumble 115 cab more often for practice and gigging. Anybody use this setup for gigging/practice? I know I would have to be cautious when running the 500 through the 15 (to avoid blowing the speaker). I have a R410 cab also but would like to see what kind of air I can push (without damaging the speaker) using the R115 paired with the 500. Thanks!
I'd think that unless yer gonna 'dime' it you should be fine.
 
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Hey guys/gals... just wondering; I have a Rumble 500 head and I would like to start using my Rumble 115 cab more often for practice and gigging. Anybody use this setup for gigging/practice? I know I would have to be cautious when running the 500 through the 15 (to avoid blowing the speaker). I have a R410 cab also but would like to see what kind of air I can push (without damaging the speaker) using the R115 paired with the 500. Thanks!
Things you may find out are: 1) you may like the Rumble 115 better than the Rumble 410. In that case sell or trade the 410 for another 115. 2) you may like the opposite of #1 3) you may like the 410+115 stack best of all. You are then golden. 4) You like the Rumble115 best and want three of them stacked and topped off with a new Rumble 800 head. :woot:
:laugh: Rumbles Rock! :smug: :bassist: Mo' Rumbles Is Mo' Betta! :woot: