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Thunderbird Club

heading north as it seems all you can do these days is take drives...:(
Eureka here we come!..
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After getting some input from here, and lurking about the Fender Rumble Club TB page, I tried the following settings...

Rumble 200 (or) 500
Vintage Voicing: off (I used to always use it)
OD: off (rarely use anyway)
Bass: 10:00
Low Mid: 1:00
High Mid: 2:00
Treble: 10:00

Epi TBird VP
Neck pup: 8
Bridge pup: 4/5
Tone: 8

Results:
Clear and punchy! Not that it was muddy before, but definitely clearer and cuts through better. Looking forward to playing w/ these changed settings (I used to be "vintage" voicing and all knobs on the amp at noon, and VP all wide open) w/ my band next week!

What REALLY rocked, was using my Rat pedal with these settings and the T-Bird tone all the way down!

Thanks for all the help and TGIF

That’s my setting too! Run it on my R100c, R200c and on my now sold R500h +2*15 Rumble cabs. Small difference on the bass, normally I run neck full and the bridge on 7 or 8 on my Orville bird. Tone I have as you.
 
*7ender warning*

I’m putting the set of SIT Power Steels that came recently on my Precision “Special Edition Deluxe” (MIM). It’s the PJ with the J noiseless PUP that I don’t like so it has been my “P with rounds.” I’m hoping it’ll make that bass different enough so I can “justify” adding another straight P to my GAS list.

The SITs really make my ‘13 NR sound great. I played it for a couple hours last night while watching the ballgame and love the tone. We’ll see what they do for the PJ.
 

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