Kool, Kyle! You know, you can also plug the Left (Mono) FX Send of your Rumble Studio 40 into the input of your Rumble 100 to reinforce all its various sounds and tones, too.
And, if you had a second Rumble 100 you could plug the Right FX Send of the Studio into that input to reinforce the Studio in glorious STEREO!
Just a thought.
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Hol' up... explain that now, what's it doing for me to do this?
Uh, ... ... which part, Greg, ... I mean, Baloo?
A. If, for some reason, you wanna connect your Rumble 40 to your Rumble 500, see the Connecting Combos Together section of your Rumble Club Wiki page. Connecting an instrument cable from the FX Send of one Rumble to the FX Return of another is the easiest way to connect two amps, for extra wattage and speaker area, and gives total control to the FX Send combo. But, since your Rumble 40 doesn't have an FX Send or Return, you'd have to FX Send from your 500 to the input of the 40 and adjust the Gain down on the 40, and whatever other EQ & volume you want there.
2. The STEREO part is only for the Rumble Studio 40, or Stage 800, which has Left (Mono) & Right FX Sends & Returns for STEREO effects. That's also explained in a link on the Wiki, that the Stage & Studio FX Sends aren't affected by the Volume control like on the non-modeling Rumbles, so they have to go to the Input of any other Rumbles for reinforcement. Again, reducing the Gain of that reinforcing combo and adjusting EQ & Volume there as needed.
Or was it a different part that needs 'splainin' 'bout?
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