The Ford Aerostar. 340K miles and can fit a shipload of stuff and 4 people.
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not so sure how I'd feel about a club that'd have someone like me for a member
I need a new amp and I think it will be a *new* as in "not used" one. I'm not likely to be gigging with it and I'll probably soon be in a new place (read: apartment, not single family home like I am now). It will probably go to friends' houses to jam with mostly acoustic guitars. A light weight combo seems most suitable for my needs.
I checked out a Rumble 100 at GC last week. As of now it is a strong contender. At about 300 dollars any other candidates at that range?
I'd try to buy a little more amp than you need. Maybe you might gig with it after all? Not that it's bad to have multiple amps, but a used 200c is around that too if you don't absolutely need new. GC also offers extended warranties that are pretty reasonable if that's a worry too.
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My first gear hauler. Unfortunately, the whole famn damily insisted on coming along to each gig.
Happy Fender Friday!
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“Y’all kin set up out thar by the ce-ment pond...”
Putting the Rumble 500 to work tonight West London.
I've carried 4 in the back seat of a Corolla.
(yes I own banjos, no web beatings allowed)
Glad you’re not my neighbor. That’ll shake the walls.
I've carried 4 in the back seat of a Corolla.
Some of my most exciting jams have involved fiddles, banjos, mandolins, a dobro, and acoustic guitars!
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Mine too, and for the benefit of our Rumbly gods I have played a banjo through my LT25 with a stick on piezo pu, a little reverb and chorus it sounded pretty good...
I had my first go on a ukulele last weekend. Surprised how much fun it was once I tried concert and tenor sizes and could fit my fat fingers in!
Bit smaller than my T’bird lol
Time for me to claim my number. I am now the owner of one brand spanking new Rumble 500C, and in a sealed box even. I waited until I had at least one gig under my belt with it first though.. Initial thoughts are yeah, it's loud enough, pretty enough, and (almost) light enough. Lol. Now if I can just dial in my sound...
Mini Cooper:The Ford Aerostar. 340K miles and can fit a shipload of stuff and 4 people.
View attachment 3445945 View attachment 3445955 Even more(stuff)if I take out the back seat.
Rumble 500, 2 bass guitars, PA monitors, mic stands, PA snake and a case of Peroni.
I agree, that footswitchable voicing is awesome. I assume you mean adding the Vintage, Contour and Bright buttons' functions to the footswitch? That would, though, require some internal, warranty-voiding, PCB-modding that is technically beyond me, even if it might be a piece of cake to others here in TB.
Fortunately, there are some modules that can be placed between your bass and Rumble 500 that can do the job and more. This first module comes with built-in foot buttons and does somewhat more than the R500c buttons.
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Found some breathable fabric and covered over original LOL
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Looking to record from Ric-o-sound setup into a Rumble 40 and a Studio 40. Wondering if I can go line out from each into XLR ins at line level on Focusrite Scarlett 2i4 and USB out from there into DAW? TIA!
