Fender Rumble Club

[GonePlaid]

Nice!
What size speaker/wattage?
Is that the model that Fender made for you to give to your buddy Aaron?

Well he may need to retune his drums!

Hee hee!

The Bassman 25 is(wait for it)25W into a 10. If it hadn't started buzzing, I wouldn't have needed the R40 for small room gigs/concert band. I replaced the original 10" when it started acting up about 5-6 years ago. Very bal....er, gutsy amp but fairly close[30.5 lbs] to the weight of the 200c[34.5 lbs].

 

[GonePlaid]

In my brief demo, I liked the 500 better. But my goal is to have an amp that "cuts through" and I thought the 500 was more crisp. If I was playing more vintage blues, country, motown, I'd definatly go 200. But an all purpose rock n roll amp, I'll go 500.

I'm set with my 100c for a while, but I've pretty much decided the 500 is my "next step" amp.

If you want more power with 15 tone, why not head/cab?

In my case, I wanted the ease of a one trip load-in/out of a combo. If I'd known some of the things(in 2015)I've since learned on(in?)Rumble Club, I mighta gone 200h w/ 2x112's or 1x112 and 1x115. Then again, if the frog had wings he wouldn't bounce his fazaza on the creek bank.

 

[Gravedigger Dav]

*jumps up and down, semaphoring frantically*
Do I get one, too?
Fender Rumble Club

Welcome Rumbler #1097! Glad to have you among us. Rumble On!

 

[SRVoodoo]

Maybe he’s living here in Alan town?
And the factories are closing down?
I feel like there’s a song in there somewhere.

hahaha I'm from that town in the song lol

 

[Volker Kirstein]

Welcome Rumbler #1097! Glad to have you among us. Rumble On!

Woo hoo!
*goes through convulsions that could in no way be called dance*

 

[GonePlaid]

hahaha I'm from that town in the song lol

Sure yer not from Bethlehem or Easton?

 

[Gravedigger Dav]

I used to live on Albrook in Allen. So was Alan from Allen on Al-brook. Can I call ya Alan Allen? lol

When I was a kid, I lived in Orange, Texas. Red Black owned a flower shop on Green street.

 

[SRVoodoo]

Sure yer not from Bethlehem or Easton?

Never. go. to. Easton. Bethlehem is ok but easton is a shithole

 

[CallMeAl]

In my case, I wanted the ease of a one trip load-in/out of a combo. If I'd known some of the things(in 2015)I've since learned on(in?)Rumble Club, I mighta gone 200h w/ 2x112's or 1x112 and 1x115. Then again, if the frog had wings he wouldn't bounce his fazaza on the creek bank.

Convenience is a big factor for me. One of the main reasons I'd pick the 500 over 200. People say "if the 200 isnt enough just add the cab" but then you're schlepping 2 cabs!

 

[EatS1stBassist]

Uh! Where is Linnin!

 

[jdshimkoski]

I was doing an A/B comparison of my new Fender Rumble 800HD head against an Ampeg SVT 4 Pro today.

The Ampeg has flat settings with the Ultra Low setting on.

Attached is a picture of my rumble head matched to the tone of the SVT 4 Pro.

It was incredibly close... give it a shot everyone. It’s a great tone.

Btw, master can be set to whatever you need and I was using the same cab for both (Fender rumble 410).

Oh, the Vintage and Contour switches are on.

 

[Texican]

Uh! Where is Linnin!

When was his last post? He blocked me way back when, so I can’t check

 

[west al]

When was his last post? He blocked me way back when, so I can’t check

He's on at Fender.com. He stated he wasn't to welcome here, so he pretty much got out of Dodge here.

 

[3rdcurve]

I was doing an A/B comparison of my new Fender Rumble 800HD head against an Ampeg SVT 4 Pro today.

The Ampeg has flat settings with the Ultra Low setting on.

Attached is a picture of my rumble head matched to the tone of the SVT 4 Pro.

It was incredibly close... give it a shot everyone. It’s a great tone.

Btw, master can be set to whatever you need and I was using the same cab for both (Fender rumble 410).

Oh, the Vintage and Contour switches are on.

Is the drive engaged?

 

[jdshimkoski]

Is the drive engaged?

It wasn’t on. However, I turned it on and it sounds great that way as well.

I find the drive is best when subtle so I typically have it all the way at zero to add just a smidge of color.

 

[brokencode]

When I was a kid, I lived in Orange, Texas. Red Black owned a flower shop on Green street.

Wow, I was born in Orange TX - Today, 50 years ago, I lived one house away from Neil Armstrong in El Logo. I was 13 when he stepped on the moon.

 

[JakobT]

He's on at Fender.com. He stated he wasn't to welcome here, so he pretty much got out of Dodge here.

He’s replied in a couple of different threads here on TB in the last couple of days, so he’s around. But it’s of course entirely up to him where and how he wants to spend his time.

 

[G-Dog]

For you Linnin followers, I found him on the Invalid Link Removed, He said, "Tell everyone I said hello! They can reach me here or on facebook where I use my real name = Linn Spencer. Rumble On Man”

Linnin has been back on TB this week, but he cannot currently post in the Rumble Club thread. Don't know if this is temporary, intentional, or what. We'll see.
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Uh! Where is Linnin!

He's on at Fender.com. He stated he wasn't to welcome here, so he pretty much got out of Dodge here.

 

[Mo Boogs]

In my brief demo, I liked the 500 better. But my goal is to have an amp that "cuts through" and I thought the 500 was more crisp. If I was playing more vintage blues, country, motown, I'd definatly go 200. But an all purpose rock n roll amp, I'll go 500.

I'm set with my 100c for a while, but I've pretty much decided the 500 is my "next step" amp.

If you want more power with 15 tone, why not head/cab?

I gotta try em both out. I used a 200C at a big party and played out of an open garage. It sounded amazing and i don’t even think the volume was halfway up. I did consider a Mesa subway wd with a 15 cab but it is such a large investment to go that route. I already got a peg V-4b and 212AV can for those larger gigs.

 

[Gravedigger Dav]

Wow, I was born in Orange TX - Today, 50 years ago, I lived one house away from Neil Armstrong in El Logo. I was 13 when he stepped on the moon.

I grew up in Orange. I have one sister who still lives there.