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That's an interesting concept... what do you mean by that?the 210 may be way more cab than that combo can handle.
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The only problem I have pairing with the v3 Rumble 200 combo with anything is that the amp puts out 140 watts to the internal speaker at 8 ohms and then splits it with an extension cab to generate the full 200 watts. Although you can pair it with different cabs, I don't feel like that's much power to split between two cabs IMHO.I had a question for the rumblers. Is there a v3 rumble extension that is designed for the rumble 200combo? I mean it has the output for an additional cabinet just seems like the 210 may be way more cab than that combo can handle.
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You might say it's only 60 watts, but thinking of it in terms of percentages, it's about a 30% increase in wattage. Moreover, more speaker area is always a good thing for bass.The only problem I have pairing with the v3 Rumble 200 combo with anything is that the amp puts out 140 watts to the internal speaker at 8 ohms and then splits it with an extension cab to generate the full 200 watts. Although you can pair it with different cabs, I don't feel like that's much power to split between two cabs IMHO.
Oh it's plenty! Just ask @Derek (Rumble 115) and @ubernator (Rumble112). I forget who just got a Rumble 210 to put under his Rumble 200 combo.The only problem I have pairing with the v3 Rumble 200 combo with anything is that the amp puts out 140 watts to the internal speaker at 8 ohms and then splits it with an extension cab to generate the full 200 watts. Although you can pair it with different cabs, I don't feel like that's much power to split between two cabs IMHO.
I said that backwards I meant is the 200w enough to do the cab justice. As we get further in this thread I see that 30% increase is mentioned and that of course more air moving is a good thing always. Also the 200c is a 1x15 the 100c is a 12.That's an interesting concept... what do you mean by that?
I believe Guitarismine at post #17439 is one of the guys and I'm one too and i believe there's somebody else also.Oh it's plenty! Just ask @Derek (Rumble 115) and @ubernator (Rumble112). I forget who just got a Rumble 210 to put under his Rumble 200 combo.
On a side note did this Lady's bass turn up & back in her possession?Here's how you do it!
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Sadly No. Still stolen. This photo is a couple of years old.On a side note did this Lady's bass turn up & back in her possession?
200c & 112 here, and it Rumbles quite nicely!I believe Guitarismine at post #17439 is one of the guys and I'm one too and i believe there's somebody else also.
Well Said!And at the risk of sounding like Linnin, the 500C is a little beast of an amp, and stands on it's own any day.
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Yep that's me-I now stack the Rumble V3 200(15") with the sweet Rumble 2x10" cabinet-as we say in my neck 'o the woods-it smacks ASS!!I believe Guitarismine at post #17439 is one of the guys and I'm one too and i believe there's somebody else also.