For now I will use my Hartke 410XL and see how it sounds. Do have interest in the Rumble 410. No local guitar centers or sam ash dealers have them in stock to test out
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Hartke builds quality stuff. It will probably sound great! I have the Rumble 500 head and Rumble 410 and 115 cabs. Nice vintage sound. I recently purchased a Tech 21 Character Series preamp/DI and it has helped my rig sound awesome! Good luck with your current setup and let us know how it's working for you.
Here is my new rumble. Rumble 800 head and Rumble 115 cabinet. ... ...
Len, that's a lovely looking and, I'm sure, great sounding rig! I just feel compelled to remind you, and everyone else here, that the 115 cab is only rated to 300W continuous while the 800 HD can put up to 400W continuous into it, if turned up too much. Just, please be careful, same as you do with the elf 2x8 cab, m'kay?
Whew. Thanks for letting me get that off my chest. Just some of my OCD, I guess. Sorry. Carry on.
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A vulture boards an airplane carrying a dead possum. The FA says "you can't bring that on the plane", The vulture replies, "It's my carrion"....... I'll leave quietly now.
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Hey, Goner, how would you like to open your famous garage door and see this?
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Hey, Goner, how would you like to open your famous garage door and see this?
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I would love to have seen that when I was a kid. Snow day! No school for probably a week.
The snow blower is lookin at this saying "shut the door..shut the door ". I love Arizona!
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I live in Arizona. And I have a snow blower. Of course, I live at 7,000 feet! And I still love Arizona! Go Coyotes!
Personally, I'd love to try running into it as fast as I can to see if I could leave a Wiley Coyote-esque silhouette of myself on the vertical surface of it as I entered it.
You probably wouldn’t be fast enough. You need the Acme Rocket-Powered Roller Skates.
I'm at 6,000 with snow 2-3 times a year. I got the kids nextdoor to handle it.
I'd love to see Wile E. try it. Actually, he probably did, in one of those 'toons.
Anyway, as G-dog says, Rumble On. My question is, does anyone have experience using any of the Rumble cabs with the Acoustic Image Clarus head? I've got the latter, and a Markbass cab that sounds fine but seems to get heavier and heavier, the older I get. Wondering if there's a lighter-weight Rumble cab that would work well with it.
Anyway, as G-dog says, Rumble On. My question is, does anyone have experience using any of the Rumble cabs with the Acoustic Image Clarus head? I've got the latter, and a Markbass cab that sounds fine but seems to get heavier and heavier, the older I get. Wondering if there's a lighter-weight Rumble cab that would work well with it.
Whether or not I am or ever was fast enough to do it, using a pair of Acme Rocket-Powered Roller skates would, of course, have been involved in the second attempt. Straddling an large Acme Rocket would have been the method used in the third attempt, in which case the rocket would have simple blown up once I lit the fuse, providing me with the opportunity to hold up my small "Ouch!" sign once the smoke cleared.
Nicely done, G-dog! I think if Wile E. Coyote did it, he would get flattened by the vertical face of the snow, then slowly fall down to the ground in his still-flattened form.
Wile E. has no trouble penetrating solid rock! I don't think fresh snow would present a problem.
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