Pics or it didn't happen!
One chance encounter with the mythical Sasquatch, with only blurry photos, is merely doubtful. But two encounters, without additional photos, is unbelievable!
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Pics or it didn't happen!
One chance encounter with the mythical Sasquatch, with only blurry photos, is merely doubtful. But two encounters, without additional photos, is unbelievable!
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Pics or it didn't happen!
One chance encounter with the mythical Sasquatch, with only blurry photos, is merely doubtful. But two encounters, without additional photos, is unbelievable!
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Obviously they had too much to drink
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Well...I’m not even sure how reliable pics are these days.Pics or it didn't happen!
One chance encounter with the mythical Sasquatch, with only blurry photos, is merely doubtful. But two encounters, without additional photos, is unbelievable!
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I know this one guy on this online forum about these Rumble amps. This guy can make all KINDS of things look real. I’ll bet for the right price, he could photoshop me into a pic with the great @GonePlaid .
He’s tricked me on more than one occasion!
Just sayin’.
Well I HAD to get that beer to qualify for the lunch special price on the burger!Obviously they had too much to drink
Or the Harke 112HD Cabinet.
Hello fellow Rumblers!
Anybody remove the little black tabs on the bottom front of the Rumble cabs? If so, how did you do it? Is there anything to know about it?
Is the tab the only way to take off the grill or can it be taken off easily another way?
Thanks!
Anybody remove the little black tabs on the bottom front of the Rumble cabs? If so, how did you do it? Is there anything to know about it?
Is the tab the only way to take off the grill or can it be taken off easily another way?
Thanks!
A bit different than most Rumble posts, but last weekend, my son and daughter-in-law got married in our back yard. What else to use for the P.A. than my trusty Rumble 200?!
It was a day of pure joy!
It was a day of pure joy!
Congratulations to the happy couple.
I like the tab. Reminds me of the shirts we wore in HS with the tabs on the top back.
I like the tab. Reminds me of the shirts we wore in HS with the tabs on the top back.
I'm sure that I have no idea to what you could possibly be referring!
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buldog5151bass
Kibble, milkbones, and P Basses. And redheads.
Otherwise you probably have to insert a flat bladed screwdriver or similar to pry it off. Relax, it's annoying to us, but no one else notices or cares.
My thought exactly, but you said kinder and gentler than I would.
Oh I agree. I’m sure no one else notices or cares.
But I’m surprised that it seems that no Rumblers in this thread have taken off the tabs...
One of my rigs is a Rumble 500 head through a defective Rumble 500 combo that I converted into a cab. The horn was never connected after the conversion an I think it sounds great!... (so much so that I sold my Eden 210XLT)
I’d like to get another Rumble 210 cab for the full stack, and then I could compare tones with and without the horn.
The tab saves a lot of trouble and possibly damage to your cab if you ever have to take the grille off, and you might well need to, for the occasional tightening of screws etc.
If you don’t like the look, you can remove it or bend it back upon itself, but be warned: The grille fits surprisingly well, and the velcro holds it very securely in place, so it’s quite difficult to get it off without the tab. A better solution would be to shorten it a little so it’s less prominent.
