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That is exactly what I use. It is great for that. Excellent tone and more than enough volume even without an extension cab.
Me too, and I see no reason to wait
Welcome to the Fender Rumble Club @michael_t! 
You are member #653 
Rumble On! 
You are member #653
Wow, I get to be an "honorary" member before being an official one! This is almost as good as receiving an honorary doctorate.
Actually, you are now obligated to place your order.Wow, I get to be an "honorary" member before being an official one! This is almost as good as receiving an honorary doctorate.
I like the way you think @michael_t, but I don't think Rumble Club membership is quite that prestigious... or maybe it is!Wow, I get to be an "honorary" member before being an official one! This is almost as good as receiving an honorary doctorate.
I like the way you think @michael_t, but I don't think Rumble Club membership is quite that prestigious... or maybe it is!
From now on I'll be addressing you as Dr. Fender.
No, not at all. We have two other honorary Rumble Club members. They haven't been around in a long time. The first is a young man from Argentina. I think he was 17 at the time and just couldn't afford a Fender Rumble. The second is a gentleman from Greece. Remember the financial upheaval there? As much as he wanted a Fender Rumble it was just impossible.
I feel a special kinship to all those of stark financial realities, and I am grateful for all that I have.
From now on I'll be addressing you as Dr. Fender.
Wait... Doctor Rumble sounds better!
But you don't have to wear a gown or a silly hat. You can if you like, but it isn't required.I like the way you think @michael_t, but I don't think Rumble Club membership is quite that prestigious... or maybe it is!
From now on I'll be addressing you as Dr. Fender.
No, I'm just plain old Linn Spencer, Common Man. Or Comrade Linn Linnski Linnin if you prefer.
Someday they shall name a great city after me and they shall call it Linningrad
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It is better than him calling you "Dr. Feelgood"!
No, I'm just plain old Linn Spencer, Common Man. Or Comrade Linn Linnski Linnin if you prefer.
Got an audition Thurs. so I'll be able to hear my 500 and two 112's with a full band.
Just hope they read my ad regarding my wanting to do original material primarily.
Just hope they read my ad regarding my wanting to do original material primarily.
Size, weight, and especially OCD cabinet matching are not concerns, they're priorities.
Now that I'm an honorary member here, I have something to look forward to. Meanwhile, keep those gentle nudges coming so I can stay motivated.
By the way, I just realized something... Funny I never even thought of this till now.
I have a son who lives upstairs under my roof, who owns one of these:
Fender Rumble 60 v1
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@michael_t that's good enough! The first Rumble I ever heard was a V1 60! The first generation Rumbles sold well for 7 years from 2003 until the V2's were released in 2010. They built Rumble's solid reputation for good tone and rugged reliability. They were as teen-ager proof as was humanly possible.
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That's encouraging because from many of the comments I've read it seemed like an extension Cab was obligatory
