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Hey there! Got a Stage 800 last week and love it. I play in a dance/cover band and this is plenty loud, great tone, DI app from phone-what's not to like? Picks will come from gig tonight. Got a question tho....where can I find a detailed description of what all my options are i.e. amp models, and FX choices?

And G Dog, if you're smoking, so am I hahahahahahah
 
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Hey there! Got a Stage 800 last week and love it. I play in a dance/cover band and this is plenty loud, great tone, DI app from phone-what's not to like? Picks will come from gig tonight. Got a question tho....where can I find a detailed description of what all my options are i.e. amp models, and FX choices?

And G Dog, if you're smoking, so am I hahahahahahah


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Well, loudy loudy, Miss Cloudy! @4string loud, you are now member #1565 in the Fender Rumble Club. Congratulations and welcome. Put that number in your TalkBass Signature for safe keeping. Then make yourself at home here and on your Rumble Club Wiki page, the repository of all Rumbling wisdom and knowledge.

loudly, since you have one of those totally amazing bass modeling Rumbles, I'm going to refer you to your Rumble LT25, Studio 40 & Stage 800 club sub-thread for such discussions from henceforth, as they can get way too complicated for this main club thread, OK? Of course the Stage & Studio manual lists all the names of the basic options of models & FX. But, for more detailed descriptions please see The @Droopy_TX Rumble Preset Experience sub-section of the Rumble TONE APP SUPPORT section of your Rumble Club Wiki page. Then, for any further questions or discussion, please remember to use the LT25, Studio & Stage sub-thread, alright? Whew! :smug:

So, please tell us a bit about yourself, loudy, such as your bass experience in general and your Rumble journey in particular. Looking forward to your pix from from the gig tonight! We're glad you joined us and you're bound to fit right in, 'cause we have all kinds. But we all love to ... ... ...

Rumble On!
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SO ...
Bass => pedalboard => new R100 instrument input : send => old R100 return

The bass, pedalboard, and cables (except the cable between the Rumbles) are what I've been using, and had worked just fine with the old amp the night before the new amp arrived. First night practicing with both amps went great. The second night practicing with both amps, after 30-45 minutes, they started making popping and squeaking noises. I jiggled the cables(esp. send/return) to no avail. I pulled the cable from the new R100's send, and things quieted down (sic). Today I tried a different cable between the amps with the same results.
Tonight I'll swap the amps and try again. Meanwhile, if anyone's run across this before, what was it in your case?
 
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Bass => pedalboard => new R100 instrument input : send => old R100 return ... ... ..., after 30-45 minutes, they started making popping and squeaking noises. I jiggled the cables(esp. send/return) to no avail. I pulled the cable from the new R100's send, and things quieted down (sic). Today I tried a different cable between the amps with the same results.
Tonight I'll swap the amps and try again. Meanwhile, if anyone's run across this before, what was it in your case?


Such noises "sound" like interference with the cut-off switch in the FX Return of the new R100, IMHO. I wouldn't expect corrosion, in this case, but maybe an extraneous bit of "sumpin'"? Try running a plug in-&-out of the Return several times. :wacky:
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Hey there! Got a Stage 800 last week and love it. I play in a dance/cover band and this is plenty loud, great tone, DI app from phone-what's not to like? Picks will come from gig tonight. Got a question tho....where can I find a detailed description of what all my options are i.e. amp models, and FX choices?

And G Dog, if you're smoking, so am I hahahahahahah

Congrats @4string loud on the Stage 800! Excellent amp indeed and I am loving mine as well. As @G-Dog said, come on over to the sub thread and we'll discuss to your hearts content as it's a very polarizing amp in the Fender product line.
 
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Such noises "sound" like interference with the cut-off switch in the FX Return of the new R100, IMHO. I wouldn't expect corrosion, in this case, but maybe an extraneous bit of "sumpin'"? Try running a plug in-&-out of the Return several times. :wacky:
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Yeah, I jiggled them but didn't run them in and out. I'll try that if it recurs. Also another cable and bass, and pull the board out, just to isolate things.
 
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They'll play almost anything the crowd asks for! We should all show up and call out really obscure stuff from other genres. Other continents. Other planets. Etc. GP will know 99% of what we call out, and his Thunderbird will know 99% of the 1% he doesn't. So stump the bass[ist] will be work!
:laugh: We do know a lot of [stuff]. Both guitarists-and the drummer-come from jazz-y backgrounds, and I've done a little bit of dang near everything.
 
Since my 800c arrived last Saturday I’ve done six gigs with it and am very happy. Active and passive Basses, acoustic trio, electric trio and four 5 piece band gigs. No issues at all.
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I like the extra clarity this model brings. Yesterday I tried the Double Rumble stack at an outdoor gig. The 500c feeding the 800c via send/return. Holy cow what a beast of a rig! That configuration really sounds great, and definitely works for me tonally with more than enough power.
 
Since my 800c arrived last Saturday I’ve done six gigs with it and am very happy. Active and passive Basses, acoustic trio, electric trio and four 5 piece band gigs. No issues at all.
View attachment 4900257 View attachment 4900258 View attachment 4900259 I like the extra clarity this model brings. Yesterday I tried the Double Rumble stack at an outdoor gig. The 500c feeding the 800c via send/return. Holy cow what a beast of a rig! That configuration really sounds great, and definitely works for me tonally with more than enough power.

+1 on the clarity. I recently downsized from a Glockenklang stack and was really taken by the clean sound, low noise floor and whisper quiet fan of my 800c.
 
Does anyone have a pic and/or tech specs (like the internal code) of the Eminence neo speaker mounted on this new rumble 800 combo?
I'd like to know the speaker specs and, probably in the future, buy a 2x10" cab and replace the ceramic speakers with the neo ones :laugh:
I think you might be out of luck on this one. These speakers are made by Eminence to Fender's own specifications, which they are notoriously tight-lipped about. The drivers themselves are only available to Fender Authorized Service Centers, and not to the general public. Your best bet might be to wait until Fender releases a neo version of the Rumble 210 extension cab.
 
I contacted Eminence and they told ne that if I'm able to give them the speaker internal code, they can give me (us) the best replacement speaker.

Since you own the 800c, why not take out the neo driver from your 800c ? Later share the speaker internal code here , full fill the Talkbass sharing spirit and without time wasting at all.
 
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