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Bob, Sure you can have 60.
WoodyJ That is a sweet looking vintage model you have there! Which one is it? Did you want a number?
rex- Sorry I can't help you with your problem. Hopefully someone else can. Do you want a number?
pica- Yes, you may have a number. I'm just not sure which one yet!
WoodyJ That is a sweet looking vintage model you have there! Which one is it? Did you want a number?
rex- Sorry I can't help you with your problem. Hopefully someone else can. Do you want a number?
pica- Yes, you may have a number. I'm just not sure which one yet!
It's the 1998 Custom Shop 300W all-tube version. Fender didn't make many of these, this is the only one I've ever seen in person. I bought it new at GC back in 1999. There was no cabinet with it but we "made" a matching 2x15 using a '70's Peavey 215 turned sideways and redone with Fender blonde Tolex and hardware. It has a pair of E-V 15BX bass speakers and it kills.
Sure, I'd love a number. Here's a pic with the "ex-Peavey" cabinet.
I have a Rumble 4x10 cab which I use with my Ampeg B5R head. If/when my band gets bigger tours, I'll be buying a 2nd Rumble 4x10 so I can get to 2ohms and the maximum output of the Ampeg. Love the cab.
Check out what I use at all the venues in San Antonio ...
FenderRumbleClub #15
PaisleyPickGuardClub #1
It's loud enough for me at the theaters to small bars i play at and I use the direct out and plug into the speaker system if need be , I try to play to the room !
I also use ear plugs cause I haven't met a drummer yet that can play to a room ,
this helps with the cymbals and loud leads , I just jack my monitor up and have lead vox and acoustic blaring so no one else but me has the vox and acoustic for the stage volume .(which is good cause if you have a crappy sound guy all the mixes mold together and create a wall of sound that I can't distinguish hah)
I also use ear plugs cause I haven't met a drummer yet that can play to a room ,
this helps with the cymbals and loud leads , I just jack my monitor up and have lead vox and acoustic blaring so no one else but me has the vox and acoustic for the stage volume .(which is good cause if you have a crappy sound guy all the mixes mold together and create a wall of sound that I can't distinguish hah)
Just use two strips of heavy duty velcro
and slap her in there,
If you want to get real creative, get one
of these guys and there are a number of
ways to secure it. Velcro will work. Or if
you wanted, you could screw it to it,
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There are heavier ones of those if you
prefer,
Tabdog
and slap her in there,
If you want to get real creative, get one
of these guys and there are a number of
ways to secure it. Velcro will work. Or if
you wanted, you could screw it to it,
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There are heavier ones of those if you
prefer,
Tabdog
It seems kind of ironic to carry a 5.6 pound amp
in a 40 pound case,
Tabdog
in a 40 pound case,
Tabdog
Hey BumbleB...I would love to join the club. Although I have a large rig, I do have a Rumble 150 combo for practicing or when I don't care to wake the dead. Toss me a number please !!!!
All righty folks, here's the new number assignments!
33. rex34
34. WoodyJ
35. pica
36. usuthu
37. RnR8396
60. Robert Spencer
Wear them with pride and Rumble heavy!!
33. rex34
34. WoodyJ
35. pica
36. usuthu
37. RnR8396
60. Robert Spencer
Wear them with pride and Rumble heavy!!
Ordering the Fender Rumble 410 soon. Can you remove the Fender logo off the front of the cab semi-easily without tearing something up? I just think it would look better somewhere else or gone all together. Thanks.
Getting the logo off the grill shouldn't be very hard. What IS hard, on the other hand, is getting the remnants of glue off of it.
