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The "wheel of cheese" knobs are much easier to read in sketchy lighting.
Especially as you get <cough> <cough> older...
I don't know any old people. They all died.The "wheel of cheese" knobs are much easier to read in sketchy lighting.
Especially as you get <cough> <cough> older...
Every so often I catch up with this Thread and two things always strike me:
>how good these fender products are
>how informative the regular guys are and how nice you are to spend such large amounts of time helping out the general populace here.
That last one is aimed at Gravedigger Dav and especially, Linnin.
Thank you!
>how good these fender products are
>how informative the regular guys are and how nice you are to spend such large amounts of time helping out the general populace here.
That last one is aimed at Gravedigger Dav and especially, Linnin.
Thank you!
You are more than welcome, @Indiedog, and thank you for your kind words. The Fender Rumble Club really does have great camaraderie. There are a lot of very knowledgeable people here and they are quite helpful to all. It's a real pleasure to be a club member.
I'm a novice/beginner and only own a Rumble 25 but I'd like to have a number please. I'm sure the buzzing strings have nothing to do with the amp...smh. Still working on building muscle memory in my fingers. 'Air' bass was sooo much easier 
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Welcome to the Fender Rumble Club, @tilt724!I'm a novice/beginner and only own a Rumble 25 but I'd like to have a number please. I'm sure the buzzing strings have nothing to do with the amp...smh. Still working on building muscle memory in my fingers. 'Air' bass was sooo much easier
You are member #599 
Rumble On! 
Welcome to the Rumble Club and the world of bass!! Some things you can take with you throughout your entire life. Music is one of those things. Enjoy the journey!I'm a novice/beginner and only own a Rumble 25 but I'd like to have a number please. I'm sure the buzzing strings have nothing to do with the amp...smh. Still working on building muscle memory in my fingers. 'Air' bass was sooo much easier
And I think the Rumble 25 is a great little amp.
As far as buzzing strings go, let us know what bass you're playing and we'll try to narrow it down to either technique or setup/mechanics.
That is an excellent bass! So just do a couple of quick things. First; is it totally factory stock as far as strings and setup? If so, then good. Buzzing strings are caused by: bad technique/misfretting by the bass player; not enough or too much neck relief, action too low at the bridge.
Totally Lovely
Ding! Ding! Ding! Ding! Ding! Welcome to the Fender Rumble Club @G-Dog!
You are member #600!
Rumble On With Your Bad Self! Thanks, it is all stock and from your description I believe you just confirmed that it's my technique. I've started GC lessons and I have been instructed to slow down. The metronome has helped a bit. I may have started late in life but my bass will keep my life long learning box checked. ;-)
Totally Lovely
Welcome to the Fender Rumble Club @G-Dog!
You are member #600!
Congrats on to you Linnin, and the Rumble Club for the 600th Member.
Totally Lovely
Welcome to the Fender Rumble Club @G-Dog!
You are member #600!
Thank you, @Linnin . I'm a long time lurker, first time poster.
