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Rumble LT 25 Amp
- Thread starter mike roman
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You may get some assistance by asking in the Fender Rumble LT25, Studio 40 & Stage 800 thread. That is actually a sub-thread of the Fender Rumble Club thread, which might also help. Post a pic in the main Fender Rumble LT25, Studio 40 & Stage 800 thread and get a Club membership number!
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You may get some assistance by asking in the Fender Rumble LT25, Studio 40 & Stage 800 thread. That is actually a sub-thread of the Fender Rumble Club thread, which might also help. Post a pic in the main Fender Rumble LT25, Studio 40 & Stage 800 thread and get a Club membership number!
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No setting on an amp (alone) is going to get you to a Geddy or Squire tone. These two amazing bassists obtain much of their "signature" tones from technique. It's in the fingers man!
OK thanks for advice.....ive been told that before .....I should have rephrased the question of which pre-set's on amp/stompbox settings are similar to the equipment that Lee and Squire used. Alot of it is written in bass amp lingo i dont understand.thank you.
Just like where you wrote this reply. At the bottom of the page, where your user pic shows, next to the box where it says, "Write your reply . . ." Then, click the "Upload a File" button, just like you did for that stock photo. But, we prefer photos of your actual amp, in your actual space, with, or without, your bass(es).
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mike, do you already have the LT25, or are you researching a possible purchase? It is true, to whatever degree, that "tone is in the fingers", but I believe that you can get very close, in many cases, with today's modeling amps!
While I'm not familiar with the available amp models, effects, presets & settings on the Rumble LT25, I do enjoy exploring those on its big brother, my Rumble Studio 40. Its "Roundabout" preset gets me quite close with just the flick of the preset knob! Yes, there's still quite a bit of practice and technique to get the rest of the way, but it's coming along quite nicely, thank you.
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mike, do you already have the LT25, or are you researching a possible purchase? It is true, to whatever degree, that "tone is in the fingers", but I believe that you can get very close, in many cases, with today's modeling amps!
While I'm not familiar with the available amp models, effects, presets & settings on the Rumble LT25, I do enjoy exploring those on its big brother, my Rumble Studio 40. Its "Roundabout" preset gets me quite close with just the flick of the preset knob! Yes, there's still quite a bit of practice and technique to get the rest of the way, but it's coming along quite nicely, thank you.
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