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Help with combo choice!

Hello friends!

I have the possibility to buy a used amplifier and would like your opinions:

Fender Rumble 100 (USD 288)
Hartke A 100 (USD 288)
Hartke HD 100 (USD 288)
Orange Crush 100 BXT (USD 331)
Peavy TNT 115S (USD 360)
Eden WTX-264 + Cabinet X112 4 OHM (USD 432)

I have a low Ibanez ATK 800 and the idea is to get the most out of it.

I currently have an Eden EC50, I like its sound but I feel I can not get the most out of the bass ...

Beforehand thank you very much!
 
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Peavey for the win
 
Orange Crush 100 BXT-cross it out of the list,wont play well with an active bass.
Fender Rumble 100-if its on the new ones(very light like 10kg),consider it.if its an older model dont bother.
The eden option look realy good even though it is more expansive,specialy since you already familiar with a product of this company,

I read that the current Fender Rumble (with the silver colored cloth) is quite light and sounds very good.


Your peavey if he has had several battles jajaja. I was looking for information and it is very acclaimed and it weighs a lot. I do not really care about the weight because I will not move it from my study.
 
Have you tried the Rumble yet? And with that bass? With new strings? Cause to me, that bass and amp sound great together.

Also, don't knife me in the head if you end up not liking my suggestion. Just saying.

I can not prove it, I'll buy it used. I would have to go and try it with the bass of the person who sells it. But on YouTube I've heard that sounds very good.

GK should be on your list, they make nice combos, light and powerful and sound so GK which is a great thing!!

GK I have read and seen videos and I like the sound, the problem is that new ones are very expensive and used they sell few combos and they are very expensive, almost that it is convenient to buy a head and a cabinet jajaja.
 
I can not prove it, I'll buy it used. I would have to go and try it with the bass of the person who sells it. But on YouTube I've heard that sounds very good.



GK I have read and seen videos and I like the sound, the problem is that new ones are very expensive and used they sell few combos and they are very expensive, almost that it is convenient to buy a head and a cabinet jajaja.
I think the GK 112 is only 100 more than the Fender Rumble 100 and it’s more amp for the buck and it’s 200 watts.
 
If you're not going to move it around, wait 'til you find a Fender BXR300C. Weighs a tad over 100 pounds, but sounds as good as my Ampeg stack (and nearly as loud). Quiet fan, great sound, quiet or loud, and cheap, cheap, cheap.

In my opinion, it embarrasses all of the Rumbles, which lack any kind of low end punch
 
Hello friends!

I have the possibility to buy a used amplifier and would like your opinions:

Fender Rumble 100 (USD 288)
Hartke A 100 (USD 288)
Hartke HD 100 (USD 288)
Orange Crush 100 BXT (USD 331)
Peavy TNT 115S (USD 360)
Eden WTX-264 + Cabinet X112 4 OHM (USD 432)

I have a low Ibanez ATK 800 and the idea is to get the most out of it.

I currently have an Eden EC50, I like its sound but I feel I can not get the most out of the bass ...

Beforehand thank you very much!

Out of those I would suggest the Hartke HD.
Love the HD combos.

Had a rumble combo. Did not like it at all. Would describe it as muddy. Replaced it with a Hartke HD and could not be happier