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Well now that Linnin has pointed out that the same driver is used in both, are you thinking of getting another combo, remove the amp, plug the space, wire it as an ext. cab? The comb would cost more than a 1-15 cab, but you would end up with a spare 200w head cheap.
Or you could buy the second amp and run the send from the first amp to the return on the second. That way you will get more wattage than just adding a cab.
Just have to show off my new Rumble 500 combo with my Adam Clayton Jazz. They sound awesome together. Still have to decide on an extension cab.
Absolutely Killer! drool
The Adam Clayton signature jazz basses have quickly amassed heaps of accolades for world class quality workmanship; smooth playability, and fabulous Fender Jazz tone for days.
Thanks Linnin. The quality and tone of this bass is custom shop quality. Now paired with the Rumble 500 it really shines. I was reading through some of the post's about an extension cab and sounds like the new 112 is the way to go. The amp sounds great on its own but just looking to add a little more bottom end.
The Sherwood Green body with matching headstock is stunningly handsome.
As far as an extension speaker cabinet goes, all you can do is win, as they are all stellar in their own right. Just pick one and be happy.
And show off you should Bassplayer. Real nice eye candy you have there, I can only imagine the tasty tone the pair emit. I was not sure what shade of green your ACSJB was till Linnin ID'd to be Sherwood Green. I have to say I find it to be both understated, and "stunningly handsome". Congrats on the new Rig, and Best of Luck.
There's a dude on eBay that sells the 200 covers. They're a bit cheaper than the 500 covers. I might see if any of my students know how to sew and give them extra credit if they make me a cover. Not really. But really.
Link to 200 cover: Fender Rumble 200 Amp Cover | eBay
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The 200 and 500 have the same measurements, according to Fender's website. So yes, it will fit. Wonder why they're cheaper, if they're the same size?
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and if you go direct to MDB covers they are even cheaper than ebay! $40
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There you go.
Been thinking about a cover for my v3 Rumble 100, but not many make them, and they're expensive to ship to my part of the world as well, if they ship at all. Think I'll probably go the DIY route and make my own
Studio Slips ships internationally and accepts payment in Euros.There you go.
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Thanks for a great link - the price wasn't bad - $50 - but the shipping more or less doubled it, unfortunately. Put Norwegian VAT and duty on top of that, and the total will be somewhere around $130. I can probably make it myself for less than $25. But thanks! If I could have got it without all the extras on top I would definitely have gone for it.
I know, shipping is just ridiculous. They could put it in a large manila envelope and post it to you in the mail for $5!
