Dum-Da-Dum-Dum DUM! Just buy a Rumble 40. You own a Rumble 500, so that means you need a Rumble 40. Doesn't It? Yes It Does!
Take it from a man who OWNS a Rumble 40. Linnin has no idea how right he is!
No idea at all!!
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Take it from a man who OWNS a Rumble 40. Linnin has no idea how right he is!
No idea at all!!
Buy a used one from GC for like what 69 bucks or less, i think that i have seen them at 49 dollars before
EDIT: that is the 15 watt for 49 bucks
EDIT: that is the 15 watt for 49 bucks
Some of the prettiest Spector basses i have seen are on Evilbay, but they are all in Japan and priced out of this world!
You know what a Rumble 40 sounds pretty good right about now. Wonder why?
Guys, I have a problem, and just picked up a Bassman 410H cab. Yes, yes, I know it ain't a Rumble, but it was only $40! I just couldn't pass it up! Problem is the wiring inside seems to be all messed up. I started a thread here, and I was hoping some of my Rumble buddies would help me get it sorted? Once I get this cab working, it will assuredly make a Rumble head the next must-have item on my GAS list!!!
I posted something on your thread you started that will help with the process.
Rumble 500C gives a pretty good back massage. I suggest you wear ear plugs though.
Finally put my ZOOM B3 through the effects loop of my Rumble 200. Just for: Vintage Flanger; Stereo Chorus, and 'AIR' (a particularly clean, and wide ranging digital reverb). Also has a terrific tuner. It's working very well as the B3 is such a clean and quiet unit. Almost studio quality for $199. 
A touch of 'AIR' really works wonders.
A touch of 'AIR' really works wonders. 
Yeah!!
Goin' downstairs to work on some practice arpeggios and left-hand stretches!
It's noon here on the left coast so I can turn it up a little bit and really listen to that deep rich Rumble tone!
I need to check my mailbox in a bit.
Methinks Monday or Tuesday is more likely (winky wink)
Hey brother is this a multi effects pedal? Just wondering , I've been looking at a boss m-20 effects pedal. I usually play a chorus pedal ( stomp ). Wondering is the ZOOM B3. better quality than the boss? Is it easier to use . A major consideration for me . The simpler the better.Finally put my ZOOM B3 through the effects loop of my Rumble 200. Just for: Vintage Flanger; Stereo Chorus, and 'AIR' (a particularly clean, and wide ranging digital reverb). Also has a terrific tuner. It's working very well as the B3 is such a clean and quiet unit. Almost studio quality for $199.
