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Maybe I will change my username to slow places
Gravedigger gave me #673 the other day. Thanks for your support though. Looks like a great club to be in, by the way! Still digging my new Rumble rig and learning it's ways. Lot's of good stuff to be found!
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It helps if you wear your membership number proudly as it is a badge of honor.
It is indeed the finest club on TB - in no small measure thanks to @Linnin, who has set the tone for how we do things around here. Welcome to the Rumble party!
Thanks @JakobT! I'm feeling pretty good today in spite of high blood pressure and high pulse rate numbers.
Hope you continue to feel better, and that your health improves!
I'm not sure, but it will absolutely be all the power I will ever need! It is pretty loud.
Well i am going to sell the Rumble Custom cabs.. they sound great, just not the kind of great i like.. they are sealed and me and sealed don't get along well at all.. so i will be selling them and replacing them with 15s!
Yup, adding the extension cab is magic!I really am not kidding. I think the difference between just the 200 and the 200+115 is like:
200: "Wow, your bass sounds great!"
200+115: "Wow, that is the most amazing bass I have ever heard! I can really feel it!"
Me: "Its a Fender."
Long time-reader, infrequent poster:
I found a Rumble 40 for a great price. It's a bit too small to gig with, but for an around-the-house amp it could be great.
I've been looking for a Rumble to gig with since using another bass player's rig. I love my RocketBass 100R, but the Rumble had every bit as good as a sound at 1/3 the weight. Which is a big deal when you are on the road a lot.
Very curious about the on-board compressor and fuzz and if it is something that you can control with a simple foot switch.
I'll log off and take my answer offline. Thanks!
I found a Rumble 40 for a great price. It's a bit too small to gig with, but for an around-the-house amp it could be great.
I've been looking for a Rumble to gig with since using another bass player's rig. I love my RocketBass 100R, but the Rumble had every bit as good as a sound at 1/3 the weight. Which is a big deal when you are on the road a lot.
Very curious about the on-board compressor and fuzz and if it is something that you can control with a simple foot switch.
I'll log off and take my answer offline. Thanks!
This first question is what amp will you use to drive them?
The Rumble 1x12 cabinets are 8 ohms. If all three are connected in parallel, that would be 2.677 ohms. None of the Fender amp heads can safely drive 2.667 ohms.
I am one of those contrarians who doesn't freak out if the cabinets are different widths.
Sonically, The Rumble 200 on top of the Rumble 115 is a total win.
It looks like this:
Definitely not a Fender amp
I have a Mesa D800 which is 2 ohm stable. So....four 8 ohm cabs is not out of the question!
