The 210 sounds great too. I have one and used it with my STM-900 and it rocked the house with 2 loud guitarists in a medium sized club without FOH support.
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I would do that, or go with Rumble 500 combo for $600 and get and Rumble 210 cabinet later.
Yeah, I would drop a few extra bucks for the Rumble 410...your back will thank you and we know it will sound good.
That's another reason to buy the 210 lol. I've got about 24 hours to make a decision here, and I was pretty solid on the Peavey til I asked lol. Glad I did though. Got some thinking to do.
I don't know. They're being built in Mexico now. Unless they've run out of drivers and are waiting for a shipment to arrive from Eminence China.
Hey, I just had a thought. If you could spring for the Rumble 500 combo, you can add an 8 ohm extension later. when I need extra oomph for my 200, I just add a 12 "extension on top and I can blast away for hours. I can't even imagine what it would sound like with a 500!!!
Considered that, but I really want the convenience of the separate head. There are some shows that I could just bring that to, since we play churches sometimes too. Probably going with the 210, it's only 9 bucks more a month than I was gonna pay, and I get the locking system and the lighter weight.
As far as it goes, will the 2x10 hold up to an 8x12 guitar stack? Don't need to overpower, just need to be heard.
You and your band will be greatly surprised by just how loud that mini-rig will go.
You and your band will be greatly surprised by just how loud that mini-rig will go.
Sounds good to me. Think I'm convinced to get the 210 cab with the 500 amp head, and get another 210 later when I can afford it.
I always feel like I'm missing some bottom with 10s. Of course, the younger fellows like that massive mid range sound. I just like a tad of grind with my great Fender tone, thus becoming a Fender w/a subtle Ampeg mid range.
Yeah, I've always played 15's, but a single 15 isn't cutting it any more, and I can't afford two lol
I posted a video 2 days ago that showed how deep my Rumble 500 combo got with my band.
I know...I know...was a request...but you get the idea of the drive that the 210 can give you.
Yeah it sounds killer. Definitely sold on it. Looking forward to whenever it gets here, gotta order tomorrow, which is payday
I just received my MDB Covers and they are very nice. Perfect fit.
Someone asked earlier... here's a Rumble v3 115 cabinet with a Rumble v3 200 combo on top.
I put the vintage Fender badge on the R200 combo to match the R115 cab.
I am currently having a lot of love for this rig!
With the GAIN at 7 (essentially not used at all) and the MASTER at 9 o'clock, I rattle every loose object in my living room.
I put the vintage Fender badge on the R200 combo to match the R115 cab.
I am currently having a lot of love for this rig!
With the GAIN at 7 (essentially not used at all) and the MASTER at 9 o'clock, I rattle every loose object in my living room.
