Fender Rumble 15 vs Fender Rumble 40

The Fender Rumble is a popular amp, but there are a lot of different models within the line. This video will quickly discuss each one so you know which is right for you.

I mean it works great for this little living room. But with these bigger guitars, I've got a washburn in the bag with this brand new Kelly Bird here. ...

The Rumble 25 does, but let me bring you to the back. Alright, now we're to the back, this is the settings I have it at right now, but this is the inp...

I was a little disappointed by the sound of this amp. To my ears, it's not as punchy (or tight) as I would like. It has a bit of mud and hollowness that I don't typically like to hear. However, the price is outstanding, and I have no problem at all carrying it around

Yeah. And then we've got the 200 just down here which is a 115. Right. And then we've got 500 watt just there as well which is a 210

Come and see what's good for you. Right there you go. So there's today's special offer. Rumble range 100 watt or over in any of the camps

I play 5-string bass and when the volume of the amp is 50% or a little more, the single 10” speaker resonates and rattles badly when I play open B string. I’ll be lugging the 4-10 cabinet and Hartke head which is what I was trying to avoid because of back problems. It is suited for larger venues. If you play 5-string bass, I do not recommend this amp

I’ve been a guitar player for 25 years when I got into playing the bass a few months ago. I first got the rumble 25 but returned it because I felt that I had to turn it up too much to get the volume I needed next to my drummer, who has a small kit and a light touch. (I did love the sound and simplicity of the 25 though! Also, sounded fantastic with a clean Strat.) With the 100 I never have to turn it up beyond half way on the master and 25% on the gain

This is the tone you get out from it and I would say let's put a little bit more bass in it, so maybe 2 o'clock, a little bit more mids, 1 o'clock may...

The 200 may be the exception to this – it’s $150 more than the 100, but it only delivers 40 more watts to the speaker. That speaker, however, is a 15-inch, compared to the 12-inch on the 100, so maybe it’s worth it to you. The bang-for-the-buck award definitely goes to the 25 – great sound for a hundred bucks and a small box! I’m a very happy camper with the 100 and the 25. For practice, jamming, and small venues, though, you really don’t need more than the 40

The thing that stangs out the most is the XLS output jack in the back that allowed our sound guy to plug it into the giant sub cub speaker stand and basically fill the room with atomic level boom boom. It was awesome! Cheers! Keep rocking everyone! Be safe out there!

The thing that stangs out the most is the XLS output jack in the back that allowed our sound guy to plug it into the giant sub cub speaker stand and basically fill the room with atomic level boom boom. It was awesome! Cheers! Keep rocking everyone! Be safe out there!