It does kinda look like Home Depot in here don't it. Like if they decide that we all had to live in sheet metal sheds.I didn't know they sold those at HD.![]()
Gone, gone, house of wood...
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It does kinda look like Home Depot in here don't it. Like if they decide that we all had to live in sheet metal sheds.I didn't know they sold those at HD.![]()
Yep, I have a Broughton HPF. Does a nice job with my 500c. I have it set somewhere around 60 to 70hz.I have been wondering how many Rumblers use a HPF. I posted a thread for amp advice, and a lot of people recommended a HPF for my 100c to clean it up and cut boominess. Also mesa d800+ was mentioned several times, as it has a built in variable HPF. Other themes that came up were speaker efficiency and cab simulation.
IDK if that covers the "high end vs rumble" debate here, but seems like a common recommendation for any amp to make it work and sound better.
So... any HPF + Rumble users out there????
Yep, mine's never off with any of my basses.I think once you start using one you won't turn it off. That's my experience. All the kick and none of the boom.
Perfect! This is what I wanted to hear! Thanks!Yep, I have a Broughton HPF. Does a nice job with my 500c. I have it set somewhere around 60 to 70hz.
I too felt that 500c starting sounded flabby from the open A down. The HPF cleaned that up nicely.
Which Broughton model HPF did you go with? I noticed they have a couple different models.Yep, I have a Broughton HPF. Does a nice job with my 500c. I have it set somewhere around 60 to 70hz.
I too felt that 500c starting sounded flabby from the open A down. The HPF cleaned that up nicely.
Fellow Stage/Studio owners, what presets have you been digging and how has your experience been with making your own?
I just ordered the $95 one. I will let you know how it works for me in a week or so.Which Broughton model HPF did you go with? I noticed they have a couple different models.
Fellow Stage/Studio owners, what presets have you been digging and how has your experience been with making your own?

I found that most of the presets that I just wanted to like, but couldn't fall in love with came alive just by changing the speaker cab and/or compression settings. But my favorite so far came from the Tone app downloads called "Alembic F-2B". This preset with my active bass can pull off anything from Jaco to dub just by fiddling with my bass.Fellow Stage/Studio owners, what presets have you been digging and how has your experience been with making your own?
Check out this cool practice amp review. Go Rumble!
I ran into the same problem. I had to turn up the 200c too much with my band. It was barely loud enough with a loud band.Question for you all,
I was just at a music store and came across a Fender Rumble 200. I was planning on getting a 500 but this one was too good of a deal to pass up.
Now that I’m at home, I’m having slight buyer’s remorse as I worry the 200 won’t be able to hold up in a loud band situation at a medium sized venue (without PA support). Its crazy loud here but its hard to tell without being in the actual situation.
For all of you veterans of the Rumble 200, how has it held up for you all? Do you need the 15” extension cab in that sort of situation? Does the 200 even work in that situation?
Thanks in advance!
The 200c can really punch above its weight with an extension cab.Get an extension cab, it will wake that sucker up.
You will get a ton of different responses. It is all in your ear. I would have bought a rumble 210 cab if I would have found one at the time locally. I recommend trying to find the rumble stuff because it is lightweight. I like the cheap peavey sound with the combo, but it is heavy. My goal for this rig was lighter weight. The peavey blew that, but I like how it sounds. I would still like to find a rumble 210 to try with it. Try multiple cabs. I sometimes play my ampeg v4 412 cab with my rumble and I like it also. Just try to play a bunch of cabs with it.Which Fender Rumble cab makes the most sense with the 200?
The obvious one is the 115 but it kills me that it isn’t matching dimensions.
How is the Fender Rumble 210 cab with the 200?
Thanks. Funny, that’s the same one I was going to order. Yes... PLEASE let me know your thoughts on how it works for you.I just ordered the $95 one. I will let you know how it works for me in a week or so.
You will get a ton of different responses. It is all in your ear. I would have bought a rumble 210 cab if I would have found one at the time locally. I recommend trying to find the rumble stuff because it is lightweight. I like the cheap peavey sound with the combo, but it is heavy. My goal for this rig was lighter weight. The peavey blew that, but I like how it sounds. I would still like to find a rumble 210 to try with it. Try multiple cabs. I sometimes play my ampeg v4 412 cab with my rumble and I like it also. Just try to play a bunch of cabs with it.