Looking for input on Stomp boxes - if anybody has anything to share, I'd love to hear it 
(Percussion) Stomp Boxes
(Percussion) Stomp Boxes
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My reply was directed at others but, I believe, it is consistent with what you and I had discussed. Welcome back to G.A.S. Attack! I'm still looking for a pic of a Stage 800 with two 210 cabs to add to the Rumble Artwork Section of the Wiki page. You could be the one, Cards!
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Or someone could photoshop a pic of such a rig.My reply was directed at others but, I believe, it is consistent with what you and I had discussed. Welcome back to G.A.S. Attack! I'm still looking for a pic of a Stage 800 with two 210 cabs to add to the Rumble Artwork Section of the Wiki page. You could be the one, Cards!
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Or someone could photoshop a pic of such a rig.
That would be cool. But, then it would have to go into the Fantasies Section of the Artwork on the Wiki page. But I'd much prefer a real life photo, and I have faith that it will happen someday, maybe soon!
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Here's a thought: Stage 800 over 115 over the "new" R212 cab.
That would be something....
For my money, the ultimate 'Endgame' rig would the my Studio 40 with stereo line outs to two 800 heads on top of two 8 x 10" cabs....
AND a roadie or two!
Yeah. If somebody else is moving them, I'll take a rumble 800h, a Bassman 610 NEO cab, and 2 Bassman 115 NEO cabs.(or the money for all o' that and another 200c)AND a roadie or two!
You mean two of these? Yeah, that'd be cool! Or would you really rather have two of these for your Studio stereo FX Sends? Nganh, nganh, nganh!!!
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Mem-O-Ries!!!
Here's what my first amp looked like (a '63). I bought it and a '63 Fender J in '67. Loved 'em both.
Both given away by my mother for effing free when I was in the Army. Must not have liked the fact that I wasn't playing church or classical music on it.
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His guy brings back memories! Mine had 2 cabinets with 15" JBL's. That was the best I could get back in 72.
I had one of those for awhile. I got it in hopes it would sound like my 63 piggyback bassman(s). It didn't-sold it. (I didn't know about the magical 6g6b circuit at the time)
Yup. That's what I had 2 of. Sold 'em when I got outta the music biz for awhile. Wish I still had 'em.Mem-O-Ries!!!
Here's what my first amp looked like (a '63). I bought it and a '63 Fender J in '67. Loved 'em both.
Both given away by my mother for effing free when I was in the Army. Must not have liked the fact that I wasn't playing church or classical music on it.
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That was the inspiration for it, yes. And to answer your second question, I'll just have to buy everything and report my findings....
here's a pic of my rumble settings. I have ******* neighbors so the volume is way down right now & it sounds weak & thin but, when I turn this sucker up to about 11 o'clock she rumbles! I almost always have my Jazz bass full on too. oh...and Vintage is pressed in.
Thank you, Stevie Ray, that is great! Please add your settings to the Rumble Club TONE POOL linked on the Rumble Wiki page. It helps new Rumblers and others just looking to try different tones.
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Mem-O-Ries!!!
Here's what my first amp looked like (a '63). I bought it and a '63 Fender J in '67. Loved 'em both.
Both given away by my mother for effing free when I was in the Army. Must not have liked the fact that I wasn't playing church or classical music on it.
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That thing is a beaut!
