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Ibanez 305
Raven West 4 string
Raven West 8 string
Hot Rodded Squier 77 Jazz
POS P copy with a bad neck
Oh and the one in the pic is a MIM 60th Anniversary P
One of these SDGR 300 on the way
If I like it.
I had to get rig of 2 Rays and a 70 Fender Jazz latley for monetary reasons, plus they were too heavy on my back, soo light weight here I come. I have had a real love hate relationship with Ibys, I hope I like this one cause I love the color
Had one of those sr's i loved it, wish i still had it.
Fender Rumble Club #15
Just used my Rumble 150 at 2 Festivals this weekend in Texas ,
I play country music and it's a great amp to use anywhere ( unless your deaf , then there's moniters )
Just used my Rumble 150 at 2 Festivals this weekend in Texas ,
I play country music and it's a great amp to use anywhere ( unless your deaf , then there's moniters )
Numbers, numbers, come git yer numbers here!!
21. LordRyan
22. Liverspot
23. Natural75
24. AaronVonRock
25. Mattbass97
26. 5StringThunder
27. StephenDaRacket
Rockin Mike, would you like to keep 17 and have it designated as 'in spirit' or pass it on to someone else? If you can contribute knowledge about the amps I don't mind letting you keep your number. I also don't know if there are specific rules about this though. *shrug*
21. LordRyan
22. Liverspot
23. Natural75
24. AaronVonRock
25. Mattbass97
26. 5StringThunder
27. StephenDaRacket
Rockin Mike, would you like to keep 17 and have it designated as 'in spirit' or pass it on to someone else? If you can contribute knowledge about the amps I don't mind letting you keep your number. I also don't know if there are specific rules about this though. *shrug*
Leo started making amps before he made guitars, so don't feel too bad. Higher powered rumbles like the 350w have their own DI with a ground lift built in
Ive been thinking of getting a rumble head plus cab. But do u think the 350 combo amp will be loud enough in a medium sized bar?
In my experience with other 2x10 bass combos, no. I own a fender pro 400 which is a 350 watt 2x10 combo made by fender. It sounds great but it just is not loud enough for a big room over top of a loud band before the drivers start to "fart". Plenty of headroom from the amp but the speakers just cant do it. Now if i use the amp to drive my 4x10 rumble cab it becomes a totally different story. Or if you have pa support and only need your amp as a stage monitor. In that case you should be fine.
In my experience with other 2x10 bass combos, no. I own a fender pro 400 which is a 350 watt 2x10 combo made by fender. It sounds great but it just is not loud enough for a big room over top of a loud band before the drivers start to "fart". Plenty of headroom from the amp but the speakers just cant do it. Now if i use the amp to drive my 4x10 rumble cab it becomes a totally different story. Or if you have pa support and only need your amp as a stage monitor. In that case you should be fine.
OK here's the new numbers, now that I can move my right arm again 
30. Tarheel73
31. mansjasont
32. carlthegroover
Hoping I feel up to jamming this weekend, finally! Pinched nerves are no fun!
30. Tarheel73
31. mansjasont
32. carlthegroover
Hoping I feel up to jamming this weekend, finally! Pinched nerves are no fun!
I just bought a rumble 150 combo and figured this is a good place to ask a question about it (sorry if I should've done it elsewhere).
What happens is that if I put some bass on the eq (both on the amp and on my bass) it does sound bassy and I like it, but if I press the "punch" button, instead of putting even more bass on it, it takes it off.
Is this normal?
If it's actualy a problem, has any of you experienced it too?
Is the filter made to lower the bass if it has too much already?
Could it be that the punch filter is actualy active when the button isn't pressed, and deactivates when I press it?
I've tested this on different spaces, with and without headphones and the -6 db button, and with the horn on and off.
What happens is that if I put some bass on the eq (both on the amp and on my bass) it does sound bassy and I like it, but if I press the "punch" button, instead of putting even more bass on it, it takes it off.
Is this normal?
If it's actualy a problem, has any of you experienced it too?
Is the filter made to lower the bass if it has too much already?
Could it be that the punch filter is actualy active when the button isn't pressed, and deactivates when I press it?
I've tested this on different spaces, with and without headphones and the -6 db button, and with the horn on and off.
