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You are quite welcome, Bob. No, I am not affiliated with anyone. I am just a life long Fender Fan. I do have a few connections inside F.M.I.C. and they must remain anonymous. I am also able to glean various marketing stats from several sources within the retail side of the music industry. I'd like to be able to be more in depth, but I can only report information that is made available to me.
Much more of a vintage voicing, and ergonomically, a much better design IMO. That includes weight, handle placement, and perfect stacking height for getting it right at your ears while maintaining a great room dispersion.
Question for you fine gentlemen!
I have a heavier gig than normal this week. I can get a Genz Benz GBE600 from a friend as a loaner which does 625W into 2 Ohm.
Would it be possible to run a V2 Rumble 2x8 8 Ohm and a V2 410 4 Ohm with this head?
Or just take the 410 and 350 Rumble.
I have a heavier gig than normal this week. I can get a Genz Benz GBE600 from a friend as a loaner which does 625W into 2 Ohm.
Would it be possible to run a V2 Rumble 2x8 8 Ohm and a V2 410 4 Ohm with this head?
Or just take the 410 and 350 Rumble.
Studio Slips are very good. They list the Rumble 500 combo which is the same size as the 200 and also the Rumble 210 cab. So that cover should work for all three. You have your choice of padded covers or simple unpadded dust covers. They list prices in both US and Canadian Dollars; Euros, and British Pounds and ship internationally.
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addendum: no, they'd have to change up the design for cut outs to access the side handles of the 210 cab, but no biggie as they can easily do that.
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Those studio slips look amazing. Probably overkill for what I need since I'm not on the road, and there aren't tubes inside or any major electronics to protect. Just got a message back from MDB, and he's actually added a new listing dedicated to the Rumble 210 cabs. I went ahead and ordered a couple since it came out to be less than one of the studio slips, and they are still a good amount of protection.
I'm stuck trying to figure out why anyone would want to cover their Rumble. Isn't it hard to play that way?
I'm stuck trying to figure out why anyone would want to cover their Rumble. Isn't it hard to play that way?
Gives it that "vintage" tone.........
I'm stuck trying to figure out why anyone would want to cover their Rumble. Isn't it hard to play that way?
The Rumble 410 is always a good choice, as you'd need two of the Rumble 115's to equal the amount of air moved and the SPL, and you can always add a second Rumble 410 for a formidable stack of massive awesomeness.
I'm still waiting for my two 210 Rumble cabs to be delivered, so I just had to figure out a way to get in the Rumble club sooner... so even though it's not even out of the car yet, does my lunch time purchase count?
But of course it counts, dakink!I'm still waiting for my two 210 Rumble cabs to be delivered, so I just had to figure out a way to get in the Rumble club sooner... so even though it's not even out of the car yet, does my lunch time purchase count?
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That's one hell of a drive through you got there! McRumbles! drool
Rumble On!
Got to play with my new Rumble 40 for first time at home with my favorite bass - my '70 Precision. Beautiful little amp and it preformed spendidly. Super light, surprisingly loud (not band practice loud, but perfect for home), great tones too. Nice job, Fender.
This might have been discussed before, but search engine didn't report anything... Is the DI out on the Rumble 100 post or pre EQ? And post or pre master volume?
I'm not the best with the technical side. I think it's Post Master Volume. When I plug straight into the Return FX, the Volume is bypassed.
Post master volume means that the signal you send to the FOH console (in a live situation per example) will change according to your master volume setting, and I don't want that. However, a nice and clean post EQ is usually cool... I can't find a manual or diagram online about the new V3 Rumble to confirm... 
Yup, increase the volume, it increases the signal to the board. Seems a major flaw, and I know it's a dealbreaker for some. But others have worked with it with success.
