Nice stack Scott. Yes that is the first time I've said that to a male.
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Thanks for the pic, looks great (I was the guy asking recently..). Not as mismatched looking as I thought it might look. I want to stick with 15's but wasn't sure on the stack visual, petty sounding but just wanted to see before I dig in. Do you run a preamp up front?
Do you still have the 115 cabinet? If so you could use that with the 210, may sound good.
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've got your midnight wine pbass with black pick guard's twin.
No.
For the most part I run all the EQs flat (dial at noon), no tone circuits engaged, and no distortion. When I do make tonal adjustments, it's mostly to compensate for the acoustic nature of the room.
I like blues/jazz/fusion/jam.
Nice!
I picked up that MIM Pbass for $100 after someone's ex-girlfriend used it to smash his car. There were some major dings. I stripped it naked and Invalid Link Removed auto touch-up paint. As is common with Fender, it's a GM color -- Dark Toreador Metallic. The original paint is a clear wine color over a light blue metallic base but the Duplicolor combines it into one can. Fender has also made instruments with the clear wine over the clear Fullerplast.
This has made a fine bass! Good enough that I may upgrade the pots at some point. It needs a fret job, but for now it plays great!
Well. Officially ordered the Fender Rumble 500 v3 amp head and Rumble 210 cab. Super excited. Wish I could've afforded express shipping so I wouldn't have to wait.
Here's something you don't have to wait for! Welcome to the Fender Rumble Club, @RevCrookedMouth
You are member #613 
Rumbles Rule!
Here's something you don't have to wait for! Welcome to the Fender Rumble Club, @RevCrookedMouth
Woot!
Thank you!
Hey all, I've gone Rumble crazy. I've just ordered a Rumble 500 from Sweetwater and of course then just saw a great deal on the TB forum for a Rumble 500 and its local to me too....so I bought that too.
Here's my dilemma. I was thinking of returning the Sweetwater Rumble 500 and exchanging it for a Rumble 115 Cab to pair with the one Rumble.....or do I keep the two Rumble 500's and run them as stereo for my gigs? I like the idea of a larger sonic footprint as well as the back up pluses a second amp offers. I can also leave one of the Rumbles at my friends jam room where I play every week and then not have to lug an amp around as much.
Decisions, decisions.
Here's my dilemma. I was thinking of returning the Sweetwater Rumble 500 and exchanging it for a Rumble 115 Cab to pair with the one Rumble.....or do I keep the two Rumble 500's and run them as stereo for my gigs? I like the idea of a larger sonic footprint as well as the back up pluses a second amp offers. I can also leave one of the Rumbles at my friends jam room where I play every week and then not have to lug an amp around as much.
Decisions, decisions.
Mo' Rumbles Is Mo' Bettah! Yo!I think you just answered your question!
KEEP THEM BOTH!
As long as you can comfortably afford it, why not?You guys are making this easy for me
Don't forget...
You can chain them together for a huge mono sound.
Connect EFFECTS SEND on one amp to EFFECTS RETURN on the other.
This will give you 700 watts out of the combined 4 speakers.
If, at some time, you want to add extension cabinets, you would be capable of pumping out 1000 watts through 8 speakers.
And that, dear friend, is nothing to sneeze at.
I think I'll call refer to mine as Dark Toreador Metallic from now on
Ahhhh, very cool. So one amp is a slave of the other? Or can you control them independently?
"Effects out" amp would be the "Master" ("Effects in" the "slave"). Controls on the "slave" would do nothing - you would only be using the power amp and speakers. All pre-amp controls (including the "Master") are ahead of the effects loop....
Go for it!
Cheers,
