You got it. No idea where the fable came from, but it reeks of Boogieman, for sure. And not Boogieng Bass Man, either.
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Just had a thought. Buy a used R115 cab(non-working OK)and put a replacement, higher wattage KappaLite 3015(450/900W)in it.
Just had a thought. Buy a used R115 cab(non-working OK)and put a replacement, higher wattage KappaLite 3015(450/900W)in it.
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LMAOAlway funny how the bulk of the mass of cables are always opposite the bass setup
Best Fender Rumble v3 bass cab ever. IMHO
Except for the R212v3 cab which they never made.
Well, that leaves the 12"er in the Rumble 100 which is a sweet combo IMHO.
In all seriousness, I'd prolly like a 210 paired with my 200c just fine except we never have gigs where I'd need it. I can't even justify the expense of a second R100 that would rarely get used as a pair. Last night's gig(Ft. Pierce, FL, Elks Club), one R100 was more than enuff.
I have no idea why they discontinued that one. (112) I have one, and it sounds great stacked with the 210 cab, or by itself.
Probably because sales were poor. The 112 occupied a relatively small niche between the more popular 210 and 115 cabs.
Hello all,
I'm wanting to have the same set up...already have the 100 with the 12...looking for an inexpensive 200 to chain with it...
I'm playing both a Fender USA Precision as well as a Sire P7 and I know the 200 will be the ticket...
No sir. But I'm considering weight in my analysis and I'd rather stack 12er's all day. I'd love a 112 under my R200c instead of the 2x10 I can't hardly move. Then, I don't move them except in my mind but if I did, I'd want the 12.
Why the R100 wasn't designed for a 112 extension cabinet is what nightmares and gashing of teeth are made of.
When I bought my R112(since sold)I was surprised how heavy-and awkward with the 2 side 'handles'-it was. Sounded great w/ my 200c, but we don't play anywhere that requires that much "oomph".
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That would be awkward and I hate awkward . The weight, 24lbs I think, was what drove me too them.
Been playing my Streamer through the R200v3 and man, put the master and gain at about 11, and boom, the deep bass tones even got my wife excited.
You know you're getting it right when that happens. And it sounds so good I pain is relived while playing.
You know you're getting it right when that happens. And it sounds so good I pain is relived while playing.
I'd gone to using my R100 for most of our gigs(older crowd/lower volume), but I've switched back to the 200c for most gigs.
It's the combination of my new Streamer (vs Ray4 or RaySS4 or Ibanez PJ) and the 15" combo that just sounds like nothing I've ever heard before. It was just enough volume to get the 15" awake and talking to you.
