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It's ALL a rock 'n roll fantasy.
And at 61 years I STILL don't need the little blue pills FYI. 
Hahahaa---I just got in a legal argument with Big Army over their stupid transgender policy. They are going to try to whack my pee pee.
Big Army lawyers couldn't answer a small IMCOM attorney's legal questions. They are MAD at me.
No, they wont whack your pee pee, that would not be PC. They will send you to sensitivity training.
That is what I was in. I walked out laughing at their inability to answer my questions. I lead a revolt of numerous soldiers walking out too. Trouble will come my way. But--I defend truth not PC BS.
Faster than a speeding bullet, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound, almost as loud as a Rumble 500 with a 2x10 extension.
and talkbass wonders why we Rumble? Sheesh!
subliminal message ... buy Fender Rumble ... buy Fender Rumble ... buy Fender Rumble ...
subliminal message ... buy Fender Rumble ... buy Fender Rumble ... buy Fender Rumble ...
to be honest i'm clueless with amps.
i currently have an acoustic 600h with a 810 cab. and i really want to down size. but also keep cost low.
is a rumble 200 combo with maybe a 210 cab a stupid idea? a 500 combo with a 115 cab is obviously better. but not sure i want to spend that much...........
i currently have an acoustic 600h with a 810 cab. and i really want to down size. but also keep cost low.
is a rumble 200 combo with maybe a 210 cab a stupid idea? a 500 combo with a 115 cab is obviously better. but not sure i want to spend that much...........
Nope, not stupid. Pop for a Rumble 200 combo and live with it for a while first. Then decide what extension speaker cabinet you want.
or get the 500 combo then add a cab later either another 210 or 410 and your really setup
My current setup is a 500 V3 head with a 2x8 V2 ans 112 V2 cab, but I also have an SWR Golight, so separate head was my choice
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My Rumble 112 cabs have the speakon and 1/4" jacks, one of each.
After looking at the manual the only section on daisy chaining the cabs shows the cabs that have two quarter-inch speaker jacks.
So my question is can I used to quarter-inch Jack from an amplifier that wants to see 4 ohm load and then use a speakon to 1/4" cable to my second can ?
The two cabs would be connected in parallel. Correct ?
I do have a meter I can double check the impedance with before I connect an amplifier and fire it up, but I just thought I would ask before I actually make the 30 mile round trip to go get the cable I would need.
After looking at the manual the only section on daisy chaining the cabs shows the cabs that have two quarter-inch speaker jacks.
So my question is can I used to quarter-inch Jack from an amplifier that wants to see 4 ohm load and then use a speakon to 1/4" cable to my second can ?
The two cabs would be connected in parallel. Correct ?
I do have a meter I can double check the impedance with before I connect an amplifier and fire it up, but I just thought I would ask before I actually make the 30 mile round trip to go get the cable I would need.
