This is a technique used by some groups that don't want to send traceable emails. They share access to an email account and save everything in draft which doesn't get sent.
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Truer words were never spoken. Or written. Or whatever... One of the numerous reasons I don't do ANY social media. Except TB of course...
Yeah, what's the deal with the Bronco 40, the modelling function? It seems the odd one out in the Fender bass amp line up.
Yes, I always have advice! You can spend thousands of dollars on effects, so if you are going to want to mess around with many effects then the Bronco 40 is your puppy. Plus you can record direct to your computer. Fender Fuse software allows for deep tweaking of all the presets and effects. It's a good solid little bass amp that gets very little attention. It's well worth the fifty more dollars over the Rumble 40.
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Yes, because it is a digital modeling amp. There maybe a more powerful model in the future, but that is just a rumor and nothing to count on.
blogs and YouTube vids are not much interest to me. I witnessed everything first hand.
More like "three quarter waked", but in the eyes of the masses, I'm just crazy. Which is the most convenient cover up in existence.but have you gone full potato? or are you just half baked?
I never heard " full potato " before. Kinda makes me want to mix up some potato flakes.
Except they are traceable. A certain admin used it to cause a military coup that was silent. A lot of top brass went down in the past 8 years that where patriots.
Yes--they were looking for a way to ruin them without death. Their replacements are good pc soldiers. Climate is the enemy now. It is a friggin' travesty what has happened. I hope the new admin corrects it.
The conspiracy is that they cant sound this good while costing half as much
It's not a theory, but a reality, and all the Fender Rumble Club members are co-conspirators.
Rumble Forth & Conquer!
Happy Fender Friday! 
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Throughout history, innovations have come along that set a new standard and become the icon of their kind.
The Volkswagen is the first that comes to mind. Ferdinand Porschc designed it at Hiter's request in 1934 and they were produced from 1938 until 2003. During that time 21,529,464 were built. They have been used for everything you can imagine. They weren't exotic or cool. They just did the job they were designed to do extremely well.
Then, there is the Douglas DC-3. It also was first produced in 1938 and was built until 1943. There were 607 built. Because it was such a success, a military version, the C-47, was built. Because of the success, there were 16,000 built. They also were not cool nor beautiful, but could do just about anything. They were fast for their time and could use short runways. Even today, after 80 years, there are and estimated 1,000 still in active service carrying passengers and cargo. Some are used as crop dusters.
And now, we have the Fender Rumble line. It doesn't have the macho cool effect of the SVT, the Super Bassman, or a Marshall stack, but it will stand up to any of them when it comes to being a useful and dependable amp. Its wide acceptance means they will be around a long time.
The Volkswagen is the first that comes to mind. Ferdinand Porschc designed it at Hiter's request in 1934 and they were produced from 1938 until 2003. During that time 21,529,464 were built. They have been used for everything you can imagine. They weren't exotic or cool. They just did the job they were designed to do extremely well.
Then, there is the Douglas DC-3. It also was first produced in 1938 and was built until 1943. There were 607 built. Because it was such a success, a military version, the C-47, was built. Because of the success, there were 16,000 built. They also were not cool nor beautiful, but could do just about anything. They were fast for their time and could use short runways. Even today, after 80 years, there are and estimated 1,000 still in active service carrying passengers and cargo. Some are used as crop dusters.
And now, we have the Fender Rumble line. It doesn't have the macho cool effect of the SVT, the Super Bassman, or a Marshall stack, but it will stand up to any of them when it comes to being a useful and dependable amp. Its wide acceptance means they will be around a long time.
Happy Fender Friday!
Happy Fender Friday to all!
I had a happy Fender Thursday, the second 210 I got from a fellow TBer arrived. Awesome. Anyway I needed another cable to hook it up. At the local music store (The Music Farm), I saw this bass. I feel like I have to have it, I've been looking for a P-Bass. Has anyone listened to one of these? I didn't have time to play but it felt pretty good, real good looking too.
Just get it. Sting plays '51-'57 single coil Precisions almost exclusively. As long as the neck and body is good on that Squier, electronics can be switched out. Because there is no lefty, I have a custom made bass with a Seymour Duncan Quarter Pounder version of the original Fender Single Coil that I like quite a bit.
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Very nice, clean design!Just get it. Sting plays '51-'57 single coil Precisions almost exclusively. As long as the neck and body is good on that Squier, electronics can be switched out. Because there is no lefty, I have a custom made bass with a Seymour Duncan Quarter Pounder version of the original Fender Single Coil that I like quite a bit.
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