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Uh, beg pardon, sir?
Something wonkie with the webpage view. Clicking on the thumbnail shows the correct view. I think I'd prefer the taller stack, myself.
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psst...post a pic of your Rumble...So you still give out numbers for Rumble owners? I just got a Rumble 100 in August. Lovely and clean and works great with my Zoom B3.
Looks like they changed you back.
Welcome, Very nice, I use my R100 with the less expensive Zoom B1Four...works good for me (at home playing)...Sorry, I'm not the number giver outer guy but I'm sure they'll be along...Here's pics of my new Rumble 100, bought in August!
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May I have a number, please?
Here's pics of my new Rumble 100, bought in August!
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May I have a number, please?
Welcome, Very nice, I use my R100 with the less expensive Zoom B1Four...works good for me (at home playing)......
Yep, I've tried it through the effects loop but it seems to sound as good/better through the main input and is simpler from a wiring standpoint. I have a couple of the older Zoom B1on pedals (I use in a different part of the house with other bass amps and I use them the same way. Seems to work fine....I also play acoustic six string guitar and my electrics through the Rumble 100 (and LT25, too many amps, they left me alone with a credit card in my old age, oh well) and they sound good to me, with the Zoom on for reverb and such or completely off. Cheers
Yayy! Thank you! My first TB club number!
Welcome to the club!Yayy! Thank you! My first TB club number!
About me: I've always loved Greg Lake and KC/ELP, and along with my memorization of the lyrics and melodies of about a 1000 radio songs from the 60s-70s-80s, and my love of Spanish guitar works, inspired me to start on voice and classical guitar (currently have a Yamaha CN525E). Then late 80s - early 90s, I hooked up with the virtuoso musician, Dirk Douglas, who sold me my Korg M1 sequencer, and I helped him with some keyboard parts on his gigs. In 1990 my friend picked out my P-Lyte for me, and I finally got started on bass. But he passed away, and then life kept me from doing much music for many years. In 2013 I committed to my bucket list and joined Scott's Bass Lessons, a very worthwhile campus. I learned blues and jazz, and I generally like to play loungey chillout, nujazz, prog rock, and jazz ballads. I haven't gigged for decades, I play at home for fun, but recently my husband has decided to commit to guitar (waiting for delivery -- and he's thought about taking up drums, as well), so with him we will be a practice group, and maybe with finding another one or two, we might eventually do some light gigs. Before the Rumble, for years I was using my B3 into Bose powered monitors. I researched a lot of amps and decided on the Rumble, and I am very, very pleased with it. I wanted a fairly uncolored amp since I do all my tone shaping with the B3, and this one fits just right, and is lightweight, too!
Yayy! Thank you! My first TB club number!
About me: I've always loved Greg Lake and KC/ELP, and along with my memorization of the lyrics and melodies of about a 1000 radio songs from the 60s-70s-80s, and my love of Spanish guitar works, inspired me to start on voice and classical guitar (currently have a Yamaha CN525E). Then late 80s - early 90s, I hooked up with the virtuoso musician, Dirk Douglas, who sold me my Korg M1 sequencer, and I helped him with some keyboard parts on his gigs. In 1990 my friend picked out my P-Lyte for me, and I finally got started on bass. But he passed away, and then life kept me from doing much music for many years. In 2013 I committed to my bucket list and joined Scott's Bass Lessons, a very worthwhile campus. I learned blues and jazz, and I generally like to play loungey chillout, nujazz, prog rock, and jazz ballads. I haven't gigged for decades, I play at home for fun, but recently my husband has decided to commit to guitar (waiting for delivery -- and he's thought about taking up drums, as well), so with him we will be a practice group for fun, and maybe with finding another one or two, we might eventually do some light gigs.
Before the Rumble, for years I was using my B3 into Bose powered monitors. I researched a lot of amps and decided on the Rumble, and I am very, very pleased with it. I picked the R100 because I thought that power would be right for practice, and even as a stage monitor, or maybe even by itself for small gigs, and I felt that for practice, the 12" speaker would be better than a potentially boomy 15" rattling the floorboards. And I wanted a fairly uncolored amp since I do all my tone shaping with the B3, and this one fits just right, and is lightweight, too!
