Awesome brother!Well good news! I took the amp apart and found a wire that was disconnected. It's back to Rumbling away!!!
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Holy sh!t! Well done!Well good news! I took the amp apart and found a wire that was disconnected. It's back to Rumbling away!!!
Congrats.
Within a month after buying the Kasino(1970), it quit. Took it back to the shop-warranty! 1 solder joint had come unsoldered. The guy re-soldered it. It's worked ever since and has gotten bounced around a lot.
Any tonal difference between the two heads?Doug, my man, get the 800.
I told myself I'll sell the 500 when the 800 arrives. Yeah, right! Nope, can't bring myself to sell it. The 800 is a REALLY nice head though, just sayin.
I am redoing my music room for more space and functionality. Here’s a shot with my 500C off to the left.
I’ve had it for about a month. I’m liking it a lot, it is loud also.
Will gig it this Saturday! Can’t wait.
I’ve had it for about a month. I’m liking it a lot, it is loud also.
Will gig it this Saturday! Can’t wait.
Makes me wanna walk right in, set right down, and play me some bass. Nice.
So neat and clean. Mine looks like a storage unit; bases in hard cases, amps/PA heads covered in heavy-duty plastic, towels, or amp covers, speaker cabs stacked against the wall, keyboard with a towel over it, mic stands, cables going between various components, computers, and cheep clap-on reflective lights, ugh.
Big Hoss
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Nice use of space. Looks about the same size as mine, with less stuff jammed in there...
Believe it or not, if you check out my profile info, every piece of gear I own except for my Tech 21 LM300, Tech 21 410, Crate 115, my acoustic, and Jazz are all tucked away in that room. Most of it behind the French doors.
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Need to keep the wife happy, they modeled Monica off of friends from her, she hates clutter.
You'll REALLY like it when you're loading in for your gig!
No doubt. Can’t wait to see how easy it is to set up and tear down with this and my bass fly rig.You'll REALLY like it when you're loading in for your gig!
Great setup! Looks like a awesome place to go in, relax, and play some music. Should be inspiring for you.
Awesome! Congrats! What wire? Loose connector or bad solder joint?Well good news! I took the amp apart and found a wire that was disconnected. It's back to Rumbling away!!!
Rumble 40 v3
Small upgrade for my home playing. Ordered a Rumble 40 v3 to go with my LT25 and 300 watt head (not a Fender) and 1x12 home made cab with an Eminence Beta 12. Just wanted a little bigger amp for playing at home and occasionally at a friends or very small venue. Didn't want the studio version for a couple of reasons, cost and simplicity. Since the LCD went bad on my LT25 last year (replaced under warranty with a new amp, I'm still a little leery of the LCD's longevity) I just wanted the basic controls of the 40 (I do have a Zoom B1on pedal for effects if I want them). My more powerful head and cab are more trouble to transport easily so I think the Rumble 40 will be perfect. Nothing to compete with the big boy Rumble Club members but good for me.
It just might surprise you.Rumble 40 v3 Small upgrade for my home playing. Ordered a Rumble 40 v3 to go with my LT25 and 300 watt head (not a Fender) and 1x12 home made cab with an Eminence Beta 12. Just wanted a little bigger amp for playing at home and occasionally at a friends or very small venue. Didn't want the studio version for a couple of reasons, cost and simplicity. Since the LCD went bad on my LT25 last year (replaced under warranty with a new amp, I'm still a little leery of the LCD's longevity) I just wanted the basic controls of the 40 (I do have a Zoom B1on pedal for effects if I want them). My more powerful head and cab are more trouble to transport easily so I think the Rumble 40 will be perfect. Nothing to compete with the big boy Rumble Club members but good for me.
Not anything I can hear. I think the basic sound across the Rumble line is pretty consistent. I've played 800H, 500H and 200C. I have 2 210s.
That's what I'm thinking from all I've read...
