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Fender Rumble Club

Seeking advice:

Where and what should I look for, to add feet to the side of my 210 v3 cabs to stack them sideways?

Bonus points if you can help me keep it to where I can still use the slip covers!
I got these from Amazon when I lost a foot off my R800C. It is a 8-pack, so it’s more expensive than the ones @SoulReflection linked; but, as I mentioned before, they are virtually identical to the ones that come on the 2x10 cab. Looks like the ones SR linked are too. I suggest using real wood screws, though. Those little sheet metal(-ish) screws can pull out too easily.

Regarding the cover: I looked at mine (the Fender-branded cover), and I think there’s enough slack in the cover to go over side-mounted feet. It may make it a little more difficult to put it in; but, it looks like it would fit.
 
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I got these from Amazon when I lost a foot off my R800C. It is a 8-pack, so it’s more expensive than the ones @SoulReflection linked; but, as I mentioned before, they are virtually identical to the ones that come on the 2x10 cab. Looks like the ones SR linked are, too. I would suggest using real wood screws, though. Those little sheet metal(-ish) screw can pull out too easily.

Regarding the cover: I looked at mine (the Fender-branded cover), and I think there’s enough slack in the cover to go over side-mounted feet. It may make it a little more difficult to put it in; but, it looks like it would fit.
Mustn't say it...mustn't say it...mustn't say it.:bag:
 
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Regarding the cover: I looked at mine (the Fender-branded cover), and I think there’s enough slack in the cover to go over side-mounted feet. It may make it a little more difficult to put it in; but, it looks like it would fit.
Mustn't say it...mustn't say it...mustn't say it:bag:.

I read somewhere that Cheap Trick use to open for KISS and would blow away the headliner to the point KISS did not want CT to open for them. Not sure if true or not as I have not seen either of the bands live....

This is not Cheap Trick's best song they did but I guess it was popular with the kids on Mtv.....

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Just borrowed this "stealth edition" Rumble 100 on a permanent basis from a buddy of mine who quit playing. I gigged it once at a private party and enjoyed what it's got to offer. Took the bucks from that show and bought a new speaker for it (beta 12a); that has really improved and evened out the sound. Now I'm dual Rumble equipped!

I gotta say also, I opened up the actual amplifiers on both my 500c and this 100, and it'd be fairly easy to put the power unit from the larger amp into the smaller combo if you so desired. Put a robust driver in and give it the full beans!

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So just did an A-B comparison post on the Rumble 500 vs the Stage 800. See it here....

Fender Rumble 500 vs. Fender Stage 800
IMG_2307.JPGThis pic is from a post of mine from 2018; Lively discussion back then (and still today) regarding 500c vs Stage 800. As you can see, I too had opportunity to compare A/B. I do respect the option of others. May I share mine? After the initial misgivings about the 800 (too complex, to difficult to get the tones I wanted, just too many options... I eventually grew to love the thing, and am glad I perservered in my efforts to tame the beast! Fast Forward to 2021, I also replaced my rehearsal Rumble 40 with the Studio so I have access to the exact same features, regardless of which amp I am using. I do not need an effects pedal board nor tuner. Footswitch is extremely useful in making pre-planned settings changes during a gig. Love it. My personnal opinion is that the Stage and Studio turned out to be excellect choices afording me great tone, effects and convenience options.
 
I read somewhere that Cheap Trick use to open for KISS and would blow away the headliner to the point KISS did not want CT to open for them. Not sure if true or not as I have not seen either of the bands live....

This is not Cheap Trick's best song they did but I guess it was popular with the kids on Mtv.....

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Yes...it actually IS Cheap Trick's best song ;) IMO, of course! I could listen to it daily! But Im a huge CT fan.
Now the KISS thing...I don't know, maybe in the very early years ...Ive never read that, but from 1977-1990 KISS was an amazing spectacle to behold all 6 times I saw them live...incredible shows! I have seen CT about the same amount of times, and although I love them and they always have a great show...no one put on a sonic circus like KISS did!
Ok, now back to our usual Rumbling...
 
Yes...it actually IS Cheap Trick's best song ;) IMO, of course! I could listen to it daily! But Im a huge CT fan.
Now the KISS thing...I don't know, maybe in the very early years ...Ive never read that, but from 1977-1990 KISS was an amazing spectacle to behold all 6 times I saw them live...incredible shows! I have seen CT about the same amount of times, and although I love them and they always have a great show...no one put on a sonic circus like KISS did!
Ok, now back to our usual Rumbling...[/QUOTE]
Tweetchie zone. My favorite CT song(cover)is "Ain't That A Shame": CT's typical "noise" behind Robin's almost soft vocals is an amazing dichotomy.
 
Thanks for all your help, folks. I bought a used Rumble 200 from a local pawn shop today. I tried it with my old Peavey 15" cabinet, and they work well together. With two tandem 15s, I should be able to literally shake the joint and play some hardcore, Studio One-type reggae.

After reading many reviews and impressions from owners of R100s, R200s, and R500s, it became quite clear which to get for my style/sound, and that's a good feeling. Being able to add a speaker I already owned as an extension, allowing me to push twice as much air and potentially get the full 200 watts out of the Rumble, sunk the deal.

It also makes a great amp stand for my Rumble 40 when I practice at home.

Now, I need to finish putting a band together and get some gigs. I always do things in the wrong order.
 
Yes...it actually IS Cheap Trick's best song ;) IMO, of course! I could listen to it daily! But Im a huge CT fan.
Now the KISS thing...I don't know, maybe in the very early years ...Ive never read that, but from 1977-1990 KISS was an amazing spectacle to behold all 6 times I saw them live...incredible shows! I have seen CT about the same amount of times, and although I love them and they always have a great show...no one put on a sonic circus like KISS did!
Ok, now back to our usual Rumbling...[/QUOTE]

The reason I posted the Cheap Trick video was the song title in response to previous comments about "hope it fits"...I guess I am the only one with low level humor around here......:smug:
 
Yes...it actually IS Cheap Trick's best song ;) IMO, of course! I could listen to it daily! But Im a huge CT fan.
Now the KISS thing...I don't know, maybe in the very early years ...Ive never read that, but from 1977-1990 KISS was an amazing spectacle to behold all 6 times I saw them live...incredible shows! I have seen CT about the same amount of times, and although I love them and they always have a great show...no one put on a sonic circus like KISS did!
Ok, now back to our usual Rumbling...

The reason I posted the Cheap Trick video was the song title in response to previous comments about "hope it fits"...I guess I am the only one with low level humor around here......:smug:[/QUOTE]

No worries, even though I didn't get the joke, I was just appreciating the nod to Cheap Trick and found it funny cause "She's Tight" is my favorite CT song, and that video is CLASSIC!
 
The Sires look too good to be true. How do they sound? Quality? Opinion please

I don't know that answer, I do know this: "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." (Arthur C. Clarke) Today's machinery can be programmed to build magical instruments at amazing prices.
 
Thanks for all your help, folks. I bought a used Rumble 200 from a local pawn shop today. I tried it with my old Peavey 15" cabinet, and they work well together. With two tandem 15s, I should be able to literally shake the joint and play some hardcore, Studio One-type reggae.

After reading many reviews and impressions from owners of R100s, R200s, and R500s, it became quite clear which to get for my style/sound, and that's a good feeling. Being able to add a speaker I already owned as an extension, allowing me to push twice as much air and potentially get the full 200 watts out of the Rumble, sunk the deal.

It also makes a great amp stand for my Rumble 40 when I practice at home.

Now, I need to finish putting a band together and get some gigs. I always do things in the wrong order.
So, you want to do it the Wyld Stallyns way? :bassist::bassist:

 
Just got myself a rumble 100. Now for the wait. Has anyone tried playing music thru their amps/combos? I had a PJ double4 before and it sounded pretty good. Wonder how it will sound with the rumble.
I play youtube audio from my computer to my rumble 25 and rumble 100 and it sounds good. They are good portable sound systems.
 
Just got myself a rumble 100. Now for the wait. Has anyone tried playing music thru their amps/combos? I had a PJ double4 before and it sounded pretty good. Wonder how it will sound with the rumble.


Paging @GonePlaid! I believe he probably is the most prolific player of CDs thru Rumbles during breaks between sets. I believe his secret is turning on the Rumble's tweeter for music and off for bass.

I do it occasionally to learn new songs, tho I prefer to have a separate music source to better hear my bass playing.
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