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Fender Rumble Club

Just showing off! Is this ok, or is this pair just too fugly???? I grudgingly
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admit it isn’t the best looking rig I’ve observed in this forum.

It’s a R-115 paired w blushing beauty Yamaha “head”.

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Just showing off! Is this ok, or is this pair just too fugly???? I grudgingly View attachment 5008583 admit it isn’t the best looking rig I’ve observed in this forum.

It’s a R-115 paired w blushing beauty Yamaha “head”.

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The cab looks great...that's all I can say ;)!
 
Just showing off! Is this ok, or is this pair just too fugly???? I grudgingly View attachment 5008583 admit it isn’t the best looking rig I’ve observed in this forum.

It’s a R-115 paired w blushing beauty Yamaha “head”.

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Not the fugliest head I've ever seen, Chuck. It could be a lot worse!

Important part is what does it sound like? Rumble cabs are great, but they they can only do so much with the signal they're given. :rolleyes:
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Just showing off! Is this ok, or is this pair just too fugly???? I grudgingly View attachment 5008583 admit it isn’t the best looking rig I’ve observed in this forum.

It’s a R-115 paired w blushing beauty Yamaha “head”.

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That should sound fine. I'd like it better if the Yamaha was painted black.
 
oops, I missed the 800c, lol. Where did that come from? haha

Seems interesting and a few pounds lighter than the 500c... The "low" mode is also pretty cool... Different speakers...

I'm sure it's been covered well here, but thoughts of it compared to the 500c?
There's a thread specifically for the 800c. I shared my thoughts on it in there, for what it's worth. There's a known issue with clipping, even at medium volume levels that are extremely frustrating. Many people who have responded didn't hear it, but always makes you wonder what people really hear and what they don't hear. I reckon my ears are finely tuned to every little nuanced sound that comes out of my amp, because I obsess over it. I did not like the 800c and traded it for a 500c. That being said, I'm not overly crazy about that either, but it's the best option I had locally. It is indeed a good little combo amp.
 
oops, I missed the 800c, lol. Where did that come from? haha

Seems interesting and a few pounds lighter than the 500c... The "low" mode is also pretty cool... Different speakers...

I'm sure it's been covered well here, but thoughts of it compared to the 500c?


Yeah, matty, it's been covered quite a bit here. But, under the Rumble 800 COMBO section of your wiki, there's a link to this whole thread that has more thoroughly covered the new 800 combo:

 
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I guess it's time to join the club, I have the Rumble 15 at a practice room & a Rumble 40 as my go-to amp. Still learning and playing to Spotify, but hopefully the Rumble 40 can extend to garage band jamming at some point. The Rumble 40 is being shy behind my Guild Starfire, but it's there - promise!

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Hi, kinny! @kineticdg, you are now member #1599 in the Fender Rumble Club. Congratulations and welcome. Please 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.

Yes, the Rumble 40 should get you into garage band jamming. It can do much more than most people expect from such a small, light amp. And, if you're interested in joining more TalkBass "clubs", see the TB Clubs & Special Interest Groups INDEX for a few, such as The Hollowbody Club where your Starfire would be welcome.

Please tell us a bit about yourself, kinny, such as your bass experience in general and your Rumble journey in particular. Whatever your situation you're going to fit right in here since we have all kinds. But we all love to ... ... ...

Rumble On!
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Just showing off! Is this ok, or is this pair just too fugly???? I grudgingly View attachment 5008583 admit it isn’t the best looking rig I’ve observed in this forum.

It’s a R-115 paired w blushing beauty Yamaha “head”.

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Janky rig of doom!:roflmao:
 
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Just showing off! Is this ok, or is this pair just too fugly???? I grudgingly View attachment 5008583 admit it isn’t the best looking rig I’ve observed in this forum.

It’s a R-115 paired w blushing beauty Yamaha “head”.

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Pretty is as pretty does. How does it sound?
 
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It sounds Grrrrrrreat! Played this pairing last month in a relatively small bar. It brings the thunder. Whatever Yamaha Music Corp stuffed in there 40 years ago is still working.

The original Yamaha combo (with 15” speaker) was used it venues from basement saloons to mid sized theaters. The Yamaha B100 amp has been my battle worn partner through every performance event and practice/jam session since the mid 80s. The problem: 97 pounds.
 
It sounds Grrrrrrreat! Played this pairing last month in a relatively small bar. It brings the thunder. Whatever Yamaha Music Corp stuffed in there 40 years ago is still working.

The original Yamaha combo (with 15” speaker) was used it venues from basement saloons to mid sized theaters. The Yamaha B100 amp has been my battle worn partner through every performance event and practice/jam session since the mid 80s. The problem: 97 pounds.
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I’ve been primarily a guitar player since I began playing back in 1957. I do have a Squire VM CAR short scale Jaguar bass and a RUMBLE 15 that Bought it probably close to 15 years or more ago. I just use for my home recordings. Too late to get a number?

Not so long as you’re alive. Maybe even past the expiration date.