I'm looking to do [Invalid or Expired Link Removed], and on almost the same amp (I'm using the Fender Rumble 350, which is a 2x10). I was hoping to find something about this that had a little bit more hand holding than that article (pictures, etc). Could anyone point me in the area of a good guide to do this? I just don't want to damage my amp irreparably.
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Help with an combo amp conversion
- Thread starter Maraki
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I'm not super concerned about aesthetics as long as there aren't wires hanging all over the place. And I've done some wiring things before (bass and guitar pre-amps, small house writing jobs, etc.), but I like to have an easy guide the first time I do something new to me.
Why would someone want to convert a combo to a head? The combo is more convenient you can move it into the venue in one trip instead of taking 2.
I would think the reason for converting the
350 to a head is so you can use better
speaker/speakers. The combo has no
provision for extension speakers.
What you do with the cab would be more
of an inconvenience sense you probably
couldn't get more than $20 for it.
But, that's just me,
Tabdog
350 to a head is so you can use better
speaker/speakers. The combo has no
provision for extension speakers.
What you do with the cab would be more
of an inconvenience sense you probably
couldn't get more than $20 for it.
But, that's just me,
Tabdog
I've seen plenty of threads on rehousing amp heads on various guitar forums over the years. Stick 'rehousing combo amp head cabinet combo' or something similar into google and you should get a few decent hits.
Just screw it to a board,
Tabdog
Nice design, it's got good ventilation and keeps the weight down
