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Agree with 13bass suggestion, wait and see. I am no longer own any rumble combo, but I still has gas on Bassman TV 15. I am using Ampeg RB112 currently.
Trust me, if I had the cash right now, I'd preorder the Rumble 800 combo, as I don't think anyone has them in stock yet? To go from 100W to 400W with the flip of a switch, and the option to ad a cab to go to 800W is a dang awful lot of flexibility for one super lightweight combo!
They are shipping. Received mine today from Fender store Corona.
Sounds great so far!
Ted B
 
Agree with 13bass suggestion, wait and see. I am no longer own any rumble combo, but I still has gas on Bassman TV 15. I am using Ampeg RB112 currently.
I had a TV 15 it's a guitar amp that thing sounded horrid with a bass and required a more than normal amount of energy trying to dial in that tone stack but it was gorgeous it sent me right to an SVT :)
 
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They are shipping. Received mine today from Fender store Corona.
Sounds great so far!
Ted B


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Very impressive so far from a 29 pound box.
After 45 years schlepping heavy amps and cabs I am getting unable to in my older age.
My current setup for the past several years has been a Mesa - Boogie Venture 600 2x12 combo with a Mesa 15 RR cab. This set up takes some effort to eq from room to room. I was impressed how well the 800 Rumble sounded with little effort right out of the box. With the Mesa 15 plugged into the Rumble it was some what muddy and had to roll out the bass eq. I think I will go with the Rumble 2x10 cab for a add on. The 800 has a impressive tone and volume. The Mesa setup has a certain warmth/tone from the tubes that I will miss but I wont miss the 150 pounds I will be loosing :)
Ted B
 

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Very impressive so far from a 29 pound box.
After 45 years schlepping heavy amps and cabs I am getting unable to in my older age.
My current setup for the past several years has been a Mesa - Boogie Venture 600 2x12 combo with a Mesa 15 RR cab. This set up takes some effort to eq from room to room. I was impressed how well the 800 Rumble sounded with little effort right out of the box. With the Mesa 15 plugged into the Rumble it was some what muddy and had to roll out the bass eq. I think I will go with the Rumble 2x10 cab for a add on. The 800 has a impressive tone and volume. The Mesa setup has a certain warmth/tone from the tubes that I will miss but I wont miss the 150 pounds I will be loosing :)
Ted B

If I was still gigging and needed that kind of power, I would be right there with you!
 
Very impressive so far from a 29 pound box.
After 45 years schlepping heavy amps and cabs I am getting unable to in my older age.
My current setup for the past several years has been a Mesa - Boogie Venture 600 2x12 combo with a Mesa 15 RR cab. This set up takes some effort to eq from room to room. I was impressed how well the 800 Rumble sounded with little effort right out of the box. With the Mesa 15 plugged into the Rumble it was some what muddy and had to roll out the bass eq. I think I will go with the Rumble 2x10 cab for a add on. The 800 has a impressive tone and volume. The Mesa setup has a certain warmth/tone from the tubes that I will miss but I wont miss the 150 pounds I will be loosing :)
Ted B

Good to see a Rumble 800 in the wild!

I completely get being impressed with sound of the Rumble. I used my Stage 800 for the first time a couple weeks in a small outdoor gig with no PA support. Just using the presets (KGB800 and Rumble V3 mostly) I was completely blown away with the sound and definition I was getting. I just played with the knob EQ's to compensate for being outdoor. I've had time to go through most of the models and effects now and taylor some things to my taste and can't wait to use it again next weekend for a couple indoor bar gigs.

Also, the previous owner missed a firmware update so I don't know how much that will impact the sound for the better. But man, this thing puts out! Like you I got tired of shlepping my heavy Ashdown ABM500 and 410h cab around. I nearly threw my back completely out the last time I tried to load it into my car.
 
Oooh! That will work and sound great attached to and using your Studio 40 for modeling/effects! Buy it and tell us how it goes. (Always happy to spend someone else's money)
I just tried to order it. It was removed from the cart and said not available. Sigh. Worth a try. It did quote me 20 € for expedited shipping instead of free, so they do seem to ship to France.
 
My Rumble 40. I love this thing!
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Hola, Trueno! @El Trueno, you are now member #1547 in the Fender Rumble Club. Congratulations and bienvidos. Please put that number in your TalkBass Signature for safe keeping. Then make yourself at home here and on your Rumble Club Wiki page.

So, you are "The Thunder"! How appropriate that you play a Rumble amp! So, please tell us a bit more about yourself, such as your bass experience in general and your Rumble journey in particular. You certainly fit right in here! And we all love to ... ... ...

Rumble On!
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