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Fender Rumble Club

on March 2, 2023: I believe I already have a number, but I am now officially back in the fold. I had a Stage 800 but found that I kept using the Rumble setting, and being a horrific knob twiddler with amps, it was just too much. I sold it to fund the purchase of a Rumble 800 combo. ... ... ...

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on March 2, 2023: Yep, Yogi, you DO already have a number, as can be seen above. You should put it in your TalkBass Signature for safe keeping. :thumbsup:
AND ... ... ...​

That's right, anyone can check the official Rumble Club Membership List at any time. Just use your browser's "Find on Page..." facility to search for your name. :D.
I thought people with used Rumbles got used numbers!
... ..., ... what with our policy of "once a Rumbler, ... well, always, ... like ... a Rumbler", ya know, 'cuz well like, Rumblers sell 'em and then they try to turn in their number, ... but I'm, like, uh-uh, no take backs .. I dunno, maybe they think they're gonna get, like, sumpin' better, ya know, ... I dunno, ya know ... but everything else just costs more without soundin' better, so ... like, they end up just getting another Rumble, but, like ... lucky for them, they still got their same ol' number, ... ... ...
... ... ... After a host of Rumbles in the past, two Stage 800s and a Rumble 800, I've finally come back to the fold with this ivory 500. I've run the gamut of amps and cabs from high dollar boutique separates to high priced combos. They've all been great in their own right, but I have always had a soft spot for Rumbles. Light, functional, and the ability to dial in a great sound of you are familiar with the Fender tone stack. Glad to be back!

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🤩 Great to have you "back", Yogi!! (Though you never really left. 😉)​
Now, like, ... Ya see dere, Miley?, ... Dat's wat I'm talkin' 'bout, rat cheer! Ya see dat? 'At's where most o' dem used Rumbles is coming from, ya know?! Sum Rumblers ain't realize how good they's gots it 'til they's ain't got it no mo'. Or dey just needs a li'l differnt size, er feachers, er sumpin', an' thuh Rumbles is got 'em covered! An'nen, so, like, ... they goes an' gits another Rumbles agin! An' they's rat back to dere same Club number agin! 'Cuz dere ain't no used numbers! 'Nat's wat I'm tawkin' 'bout, rat dere. Presso, change-o! Ain't no numbers wasted. Git 'er done!​

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🤔 Yeah, ... Yah, I guess we coulda tried that. Ummm ... But ... ya know, Miley, ... there's a whole lotta, ... like, ... used Rumbles, huh? I mean, like, from Rumblers moving up to bigger ones from littler ones, ya know, and selling their little ones ? And .... well, ... what with our policy of "once a Rumbler, ... well, always, ... like ... a Rumbler", ya know, 'cuz well like, Rumblers sell 'em and then they try to turn in their number, ... but I'm, like, uh-uh, no take backs .. I dunno, maybe they think they're gonna get, like, sumpin' better, ya know, ... I dunno, ya know ... but everything else just costs more without soundin' better, so ... like, they end up just getting another Rumble, but, like ... lucky for them, they still got their same ol' number, insteada running through a whole buncha new numbers ever times they's getting a whole buncha new Rumbles, 'cuz, ... like, then we'd be runnin' thru numbers like grease thru a goose, er sumpthin'... well, and then, like ... out there in the either, ... like, in space 'n' stuff, ... there's, like, this whole heckuva buncha lotta new unused numbers just, ... like, ya know, ... kinda, like, floatin' around out there ... they're not doin' nothin' ... so, maybe, like, ... why knot just give ever' new member, like, their very own new forever number, huh? ... like, for oncet and for all time, ... so, like we don't go wastin' 'em or nothing... so, like, ... there's enough for ever body in the whole worldt to ... ... ... you know, like, Rumble On! ... or something, ... Maybe? Whadaya think? 🤗
I think you just wrote new lyrics for “Rambling Man”!
 
🤩 Great to have you "back", Yogi!! (Though you never really left. 😉)​
Now, like, ... Ya see dere, Miley?, ... Dat's wat I'm talkin' 'bout, rat cheer! Ya see dat? 'At's where most o' dem used Rumbles is coming from, ya know?! Sum Rumblers ain't realize how good they's gots it 'til they's ain't got it no mo'. Or dey just needs a li'l differnt size, er feachers, er sumpin', an' thuh Rumbles is got 'em covered! An'nen, so, like, ... they goes an' gits another Rumbles agin! An' they's rat back to dere same Club number agin! 'Cuz dere ain't no used numbers! 'Nat's wat I'm tawkin' 'bout, rat dere. Presso, change-o! Ain't no numbers wasted. Git 'er done!​
The people who don’t post much could share numbers!
(I love when throwaway jokes go insane!)
 
I think you just wrote new lyrics for “Rambling Man”!

Hey! We can rename it "Mumblin' Man"! Or, better yet, "Rumbling Man"!!! 🤩
"Lawd, I wuz bone a Rumblin' man
Tryin' tuh make a livin' and doin' the bess I kin
An' when it's time fer leavin', I hope y'all unnerstan'
Dat I wuz bone a Rumblin' man"

The people who don’t post much could share numbers!
(I love when throwaway jokes go insane!)

Hmmm, ... ... Naw, dat wooden bee fare to ire 'steamed ... uh, like, ... Rumblin' Foundlin's, ya know? Thems wat started Thuh Club? Less don't do dat, ya know.​
The Fender Rumble Club Membership
Please PM requests for additions or corrections to G-Dog
Updated September 12, 2025

1. BumbleB --- aurora, colorado; nemo --- reno; Sister Slade; AlexiCo --- Mexico; Mr. Cormorant; Moriarty --- Montana
2. BassSurfer --- Brooklyn & Queens, NYC; HumblePie --- Baking, GA; BubbaJ --- West Staffordshire; Kftzhp Bqmr --- Iuoey Luoiy; Toot UnCommon --- Alexandria, Egypt
3. Megaswing --- formerly Edward G --- Baltimore, MD USA; Joe T --- formerly Joe V; Elmer Funn --- Iowa; Slyvester T. Katz; Muddy McMudface --- Mississippi
4. Joebar; Foobar; Goldbar; Clark Bar; Klondike Bar; sandbar; KitKatBar; Emandem
5. tabdog; LapDog; Gdog --- Funky Town; Badd Dog; Reddog --- Juno, AK; Gooddoggie
6. Rocksmoot --- Ozark Country - Rogers, AR; Socksmut --- White Plains, NY; snootlock; MockFoot --- The Shire
7. adk ... ... ... ...
 
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This little guy followed me home the other day. 😁

After a host of Rumbles in the past, two Stage 800s and a Rumble 800, I've finally come back to the fold with this ivory 500. I've run the gamut of amps and cabs from high dollar boutique separates to high priced combos. They've all been great in their own right, but I have always had a soft spot for Rumbles. Light, functional, and the ability to dial in a great sound of you are familiar with the Fender tone stack. Glad to be back!

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Just to clarify, for those who might be a newer generation, the traditional meaning of "Fender tone stack" was regarding a completely passive EQ circuit where the Bass, Midrange, & Treble controls were highly interactive and the closest to "flat" frequency response was 2 / 10 / 2 on the 1-10 numbered knobs.
Not sure which Fender amp originally used this circuit, but I know the Showman and Bassman's of the 1960's did.

P.S. Congrats on your new R500c!
 
Just to clarify, for those who might be a newer generation, the traditional meaning of "Fender tone stack" was regarding a completely passive EQ circuit where the Bass, Midrange, & Treble controls were highly interactive and the closest to "flat" frequency response was 2 / 10 / 2 on the 1-10 numbered knobs.
Not sure which Fender amp originally used this circuit, but I know the Showman and Bassman's of the 1960's did.

P.S. Congrats on your new R500c!

Perhaps this could help explain?: The Fender Treble, Mid, Bass Tone Stack
 
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OK New member #1873 here.

I play in a cover band called Midlife Crisis - we do everything from Stand By Me to You Shook Me All Night Long but our wheelhouse is in and around Van Morrison and similar tunes. We have been together over 25 years and mainly play events - no more bar gigs!

I also write and record original roots/Americana tunes you can check out here [This invalid link has been removed]

I play mainly short scale basses and love modding basses - primarily the Bronco as I now have 3 of them.
 
OK New member #1873 here.

I play in a cover band called Midlife Crisis - we do everything from Stand By Me to You Shook Me All Night Long but our wheelhouse is in and around Van Morrison and similar tunes. We have been together over 25 years and mainly play events - no more bar gigs!

I also write and record original roots/Americana tunes you can check out here [This invalid link has been removed]

I play mainly short scale basses and love modding basses - primarily the Bronco as I now have 3 of them.

Thanks for the introduction, don. Good sounding song demos! Yes, event gigs can be SO much more fun for the band than bar gigs. Doesn't your band name often get confused with the nickname of that other older band?

At any rate, welcome to The Club once again! And ... ...

Rumble On!
 
OK New member #1873 here.

I play in a cover band called Midlife Crisis - we do everything from Stand By Me to You Shook Me All Night Long but our wheelhouse is in and around Van Morrison and similar tunes. We have been together over 25 years and mainly play events - no more bar gigs!

I also write and record original roots/Americana tunes you can check out here [This invalid link has been removed]

I play mainly short scale basses and love modding basses - primarily the Bronco as I now have 3 of them.
If “Brown Eyed Girl” “and Wild Night” don’t get people dancing, nothing is likely to.
 
you got that right! Our demographic loves some Van Morrison!
I was at a parking lot concert in DFW in early September. Still around 100°F at 7pm. The band broke into Brown Eyed Girl and several hundred people started dancing — from toddlers to geezers, ballerinas to wheelchair-bound people. Someone’s dog, too. I’d always loved Van but that was when I understood the power of his music.
 
OK New member #1873 here.

I play in a cover band called Midlife Crisis - we do everything from Stand By Me to You Shook Me All Night Long but our wheelhouse is in and around Van Morrison and similar tunes. We have been together over 25 years and mainly play events - no more bar gigs!

I also write and record original roots/Americana tunes you can check out here [This invalid link has been removed]

I play mainly short scale basses and love modding basses - primarily the Bronco as I now have 3 of them.
I have a song request - "Pretty Woman" by Roy Orbison - when done right, it has the same effect as "Brown-Eyed Girl".
I consider it one of the best musical compositions of Rock / Pop / Americana of all ages.

Funny / interesting side note:
The LP version with the intended lyric: "come with me baby" was changed for the single to "come to me baby" as the former was considered too risque (Oh, how times have changed).