All user reviews for the Fender Rumble 100 Combo 1x15

100w amp transistor.
An input jack, two RCA input for a CD or other effects loop, line output.
Switch active / passive switch "medium scoop", volume, 4-band EQ, volume to the line output.
And a switch back to the red LEDs below the HP! ! Vive le style "nightclub"! !

UTILIZATION

Super simple: we branch, we play, if necessary adjusting the switch active / passive (but the amp cash if you make a mistake, not bad breaker or uncontrollable saturation).
I do not know if there is a manual ...
The sound is good, do not worry, it's quite the musician should be careful what he does with his instrument.

SOUNDS

It suits my style, which is not one, I mean it is very versatile with the switch and equalizer.
I used a passive fretless, with a 5-string active: no worries, just fate, and clearly.
To see, I plugged an electric guitar, then electroacoustic finally a digital piano / organ etc.. : All doing very well and meets the needs room restaurant for 100 people.
No sound preferred, all is well. Sound or hated the fact.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for 3 years, intermittently or rarely home-studio concert.
When I say heavy, it is its weight. I have the version with castors indispensable. I have only just understand that they are removable and can therefore leave the amp without the wheels, which improves the sound and prevents accidents.
I have not tried before buying, I found secondhand bass and a bass amp, just before the holidays, and I started.
Value impeccable, I thought for the price to be less powerful, or more "runny".
With experience, I would look at the ads AF to try to find more better, but enough for me to see my modest needs homestudiste amateur.

This is a cool little bass combo that should not be counted out if you're looking for a good bedroom practice amp.

The Fender Rumble 15 is 15 watts of power into and 8' speaker. RCA input for an MP3 player and a 1/4' headphone jack. 3-band EQ Treble, Mid and Bass and one Volume knob.

I was killing time in my local music shop while a friend was taking all day debating on which acoustic guitar to buy. I plugged into this as a low key, I can at least get in a practice session while this nut is playing every acoustic in the joint. Well it really impressed me. Great bass tone for $80. The bass I tried it out on was an Epiphone Thunderbird.

It's tiny, cheap and simple, but it packs a nice punch. Sure you can't gig with it, but it sure beats playing a huge amp one 1, you can get a really nice even tone from it.

Well it's 15 watts into an 8' speaker, so the power isn't anything to write home about. I wish it had an extension speaker out.

Very well built. I like that it is tolex instead of that ratty looking carpet.

This blew me away in sound for being a small practice amp. If you're on the market for one, try to pick one of these up. No frills, nothing you don't need, just a simple practice amp.

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I bought this amp from a music store in my town for $290. I'm a drummer primarily, but I've been playing bass for about two years and my 15 watt Fender wasn't cutting it anymore, so I was looking for something bigger but not too expensive. I was trying to decide between the Rumble 100 and the Rumble 60. Luckily, the store had both and I was able to come to a quick decision. The 100 sounded significantly better at any volume, and only cost about $70 more. Considering that most people will never need an amp louder than this, it's a no-brainer. I'm sure it'll be the last bass amp I ever buy.

To me, the greatest advantage is the sound. I think it's great, even/especially when you start to crank it up. That 15" speaker really lets it sing. I admit that I'm a bass novice, but every time I plug in I'm still surprised at the quality of the sound that comes out. The features are great too; my favorite being the stereo inputs. This way, not only can you play along to cd's or records, but I can actually hook up my stereo to it and it's loud enough for me to play along (with drums I mean) and I can still hear the music clearly. The XLR jack is cool but I don't have much use for it, and the pulsating red light is just a great thing to show off to your friends. "Look everyone, it's talking..."
Oh yeah, and it has wheels which is a big thumbs up.

I honestly don't have any complaints so far. I know some people complain that it's a bit heavy to not have side handles, but it doesn't worry me.

Seems solid so far. It's the perfect size too; small enough to sit in the back seat of a 4-door with another person, big and sturdy enough to sit on if you're inclined to do so.

This amp is the perfect upgrade from a beginner practice amp. Seriously, look no further. It sounds great, the price is fantastic, and in general it is a solid and attractive piece of equipment with uses other than just being a bass amp. If I lost this one, I wouldn't think twice about replacing it with any other kind of amp. And it's once again worth stating that the Rumble 60 is no good-spend just a little extra cash and get a first rate amp.

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I bought this amp from Musicians Friend June '04 for $299 + a bit of freight. I had been looking for a small but somewhat powerful amp for recording projects,something that would'nt take up a lot of floor space in my studio. This amp fit the bill in this regard.

Don't let it's compact size fool you! This little amp gets plenty loud! The 15" speaker really pumps! The EQ parameters allow for a wide range of tones, from a bright treblely sound (the horn helps here)to a deep wall shaking tone that does not get muddy at all, and anything in between. There's a CD input and a line out jack that adds more versatility.Heavy duty carpet covered construction,large plastic corners,metal grille all add to the quality of this amp.

The cabinet could have used side mounted carrying handles,as opposed to the top strap handle.The unit weighs around 60lbs. The red pulsating lights at the bottom are kinda gimmicky, but that should not stop anyone from owning one.(their sorta cool in the dark actually!)

Very solid construction for a smaller combo.The speakers are very good sounding,again for a smaller amp. I'm not sure how this amp would stand up under gigging standards or performing with a loud band,but for the studio,practice and smaller rooms this would be fine. Leave the larger stages for the "Big Boys"

All in all I have been pleased with the performance of this amp. Since my use of it is contained to the studio, I dont have reason to really "put it through the paces" by using it at high volumes for hours on end, but for a first amp or for smaller gigs or studio use it would be a good choice and is worth the price.

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I got this at my local music store for $325.

I thought the price was pretty cool. It is 100 watts and it has oversized plastic corners and thick capret covering the outside of it. There is also a nice and strong metal grill. It sounds pretty good too. There is a master volume control, an active/passive input selector, mid scoop switch, a 4 band EQ, an effects loop (send/receive), CD input, headphones jack, and a XLR line out with an adjustable volume control and a ground lift switch. It has a 15 inch Fender special design speaker with a piezo horn. Also, there are these red lights on the bottom of the cabinet. They pulsate as you play. They're pretty cool.

It weighs 60 pounds, but I don't care too much about weight. It should have side handles on it though. It only has a top handle. It can be hard to move around sometimes. Other than that, I can't think of anything else I don't like about it.

It has been holding up very well. There are no problems at all with it. I am sure it could take some abuse. I have heard other reviews about pieces falling off and stuff, but I have had this for months now and nothing has ever fallen off. I think it is pretty high quality.

If you are looking for a new amp and you are on a budget, I would recommend going with a Fender Rumble 100. It will not let you down. It has a lot of great features and it also has an affordable price ranging from $300 to $350 depending on where you get it. You can also gig with this amp in small venues and stuff. If you need more power, just use the line out and send it into the PA. This is a wonderful amp.

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I got this from Musicians Friend for $300, plus $16 shipping. I bought it for my 10 year old son whom has been playing a few months now (oh, I'm sure I'll be using it too! Ha!). I wanted to get him a nice amp he could grow with, & I believe I succeeded with the Rumble 100. I wanted to go with a 15" speaker instead of a 12" for the sound quality. I can't say enough to praise Musicians Friend, I really like dealing with them. The best thing about purchasing from them is the privacy, you don't have a 17 year old salesman showing off his 'master licks" he's learned trying to impress you. The older I get, the less I enjoy goint into music stores for this reason alone!

I love the rich sound you get from it. It is as smooth as glass. Plenty of punch & power, the control knobs are easily understood & quickly adjusted. The amp has wonderful features, but is also quite simple to operate. I also love the red lights at the bottom of the cabinet that flicker as you play. I initially thought this would be childish, but believe me, it's a very neat feature! It is also a very comfortable size, it doesn't take up my son's entire bedroom! It has a very good appearance, & seems to be built very rugged. The 15" speaker delivers, & it also has a tweeter for the highs. The sound is incredible!

I do not like the fact that Fender omitted putting side handles on the amp. The amp weighs about 60 lbs, & side handles would've been very nice. I can always put them on myself, but it should've been a stock feature. Of course, I realize the price is relevant here, but I would've gladly paid another $25 or so for the side handles. Other than that, no complaints!

It has carpet on the sides & top, nice corners, a very tough grill on the front with the Fender bass logo protecting the speaker & tweeter. The unit is very well made, top notch. It seems as solid as a rock.

This si a fine amp, either for beginners or advanced musicians! I'm very pleased with the product. I've been playing about 25 years now, aminly guitar but I play bass also, & I've owned many products over the years. I believe the Rumble 100 will take my son well into his musical career (where ever that may lead). He won't have to buy another amp for a long long time!

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Transistor amplifier 100 watts (150W supports the HP but the limiter blocks)! Advantage: You can push the amp without the sound draille!
A loudspeaker 38 cm + a cne "pienzo" for Aiges (cool)

It possde between an active / passive,
One volume knob,
A "mid scoop" (for a heavy sound)
Four buttons dqualisation (Bass, Low Mid, High Mid, Treble)
A headphone,
XRL output (to plug into the sound system)
From a cd (to connect the player or his rhythm box)
An input to connect its effects directly on the power amp!

Here is a little while ... prs

Oh yes, it pse about 27kg!

UTILIZATION

Configuration simplistic but effective!
Offers many possibilities to find a good sound!

SOUNDS

Versatile amp I've slept with a Fender Jazz bass and a Fender deluxe special PB!
Trs good sound for all styles!
Fat, dry through a sound that gives slaps (must imagine)!

OVERALL OPINION

For fun, the amp down a red non s'claire the rhythm of your music! (PEIT fun gadget)
Otherwise trs good amp to piss the neighbors to s'clater repeating and get great pleasure!
Amp 100w of this quality the price is a good opportunity in my grasp!

The default: gain? And just one fist on top of the amp to carry (Aie Aie Aie ...)!

Given the ratings, but this amp I have AIM as I always say try before you buy! Each ear, each of its sound

Transistor amplifier, 100W RMS, jack (with a button PASSIVE / ACTIVE), a volume button MID SCOOP equalizer (bass, LOWW mid, high mid, aspen), CD input IN, PRE AMP OUT input, output POWER AMP IN, HEADPHONES input, LINE OUT volume, XLR LINE OUT GROUND LEFT button (dconnecte setting land LINE OUT, which can rduire the noise), on off switch.
The only default is that no gain nya

UTILIZATION

There is no simpler and it is very easy to have a good sound pui not even need the manual

SOUNDS

It should be any style of music (from jazz to black metal). I use it with a low input of game and its going great. (Which is that there is a limiter to live too saturated)

OVERALL OPINION

I use depui 2semaines (I had the same advantageous in 15w), power is standard for a 100w it look fabulous with the non-red following the rhythm of what we play and pui qualitprix report there are no mieu.Les dfaux is that neither one is no grip on the cotparce that even when he pse 27.2kg and with little poignant dessu c ' galre is for transport, there are no pui gain otherwise I recommend it to everyone

See below

UTILIZATION

Trs simple

SOUNDS

I think for people who love the slap, tapping, popping it is really good in her and then I find it nevertheless remains a versatile trs its really okay

OVERALL OPINION

In fact I did not have this amp but I test a lot of time and so I wanted meter even when I think for people who are likely to be intrress.Il is very s versatile and is good for particulirement slap.Non of crazy, frankly I think it's not a buy but I will if I bought an amp of this power range it might well be him because he is damned good (powerful, versatile, and no more ugly) for a very cheap (400 euros in stores). His only dfault, I think everyone agrees it ' is its lack of weight coupled latrales HANDLES.

- 4-band equalizer, very serious, serious, medium and treble!
The setting of very serious is effective when you want to stop to shake the house!
- Mid Scoop Button, to cut off the mediums in order to enhance bass and treble (for my part I play almost all tps like this: the sound is AWESOME!)
- Between RCA (no volume control on the amp, it must be upstream)
- Headphone output jack (Stereo)
- XLR (its very low with a lot of noise and a button "ground lift" to eliminate parasites but I ca not change anything!
- No volume control speaker !!!!!!!!!!

UTILIZATION

Very easy to use!! (Unless one is armed, but in this case we do not play the bass loool)

SOUNDS

HUGE!
The bass is perfect: very round and very hot!
For my part I play with a fender jazz bass, so it should play well, but the sound is exellent!
I jou just a drummer with a cot for me, the volume to three quarts allowed to cover it!

OVERALL OPINION

The sound is great!
The settings simple and effective.
A damper on the XLR output too low and full of parasite (obligation to use a filter) and the output jack that cuts the speaker.
C ad the sound goes into the amp (for the in between) only appears in the output jack.
J would have preferred so that the sound in the output jack and the speaker and have a volume control speaker!
Anyway all this c technique, after everything else is GE-NIAL!

Bah says it all t

UTILIZATION

Super easy to use, and debutant JSU jcrois jm'en that go out a lot, have a lil bit of curiosities: turn the pots here and there and send the sauce.
sound good? a yeah! good attention, as I say and I BEGINNER JSU jms vmt jou on other amps, so jpeux not really compare, but in this case tt's fine with me.
manual: no need, no need to know to connect the Polytechnic amp and turn the knobs.

SOUNDS

I have no real musical styles, I m'essaye just has everything, it is very good, I love the slap, especially with that little button called "mid scoop" jtrouve that makes ca nikel.
I use a washburn xb400
There's a beautiful palette of sound, for all tastes I would say.
I love the bold and well when to and I think he tears into slap.

OVERALL OPINION

I've had two weeks, had no time to make repeat (especially for ca would have a band ... lol) but that will come and it will be significant.
I think it will unanimously with no weight on the grips to carry cots: ca crain. has ca I love it! (Not the red it's been terrible)
quality price: to see, but I certainly can do better!
I would do probably this choice without hesitation.

(Re me, it is now some time I have, I've been able to repeat a lot of time with a group, in fact when you go up the sound in order to be heard (a major cause of these nags guitarists yet!) the compressor turns on (well I think c ca, a gizmo to not damage the Hp) ceques fact that we have less and less of her, dc ultimately for reptetes not as bad as ca, be more power and be able to adjust the limiter)

Combo transistors for low power of 100 watts. The connector is a TRS compltes SEND / retrun for an effects loop or prampli - An outlet for the home studio and in between a pair of RCA for a player for example - finally an output headphone.
o the rglage there is a 4-band EQ with a MID SCOOP for crtage mdiums of a button for selecting active or passive (depending on your bass) not to mention the ground lift. What do you want more!

UTILIZATION

Setup is simple - We obtain a good sound facielemnt Fendi what!.
However the manual is not included with the amp and you have the download on the web (with the schema). Clear! I will say plutt clairesem and useless (except for caratristiques).

SOUNDS

This amp would suit any style of music is - it is because the EQ trsgnraliste plays out its rle trs. However, its field will prdilection blues and rock. I use a Passive ARIA PRO II and the sound is beautiful. I get good sounds, round, rich in harmony as I love them but when the need arises sound pops and dry without much difficulty.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for a year. There are two points ngatifs: first output for sending to a table or a home studio is too small in terms of gain, then bte breath with treble EQ on the important - N anmoins for the price ... it's good stuff. Fender What!

100W transistors, tuning very simple and effective! very versatile amp

UTILIZATION

Not need the manual to get a good sound regardless of the style, position active / passive and key pre-equalization for more attacks, the entries chinch nice to connect an mp3 player to work on occasions.

SOUNDS

I own a gibson thunderbird, a 51 Fender Precision bass attack and a Pedal Hartke I use only to change her, no problem for a vintage sound or a sound very slap, the receiver provides for that! But when I plug my jazz bass 5 string active is a mass murder at the grain, for it is made by combining woofer / tweeter, it has a touch passive / active I use a reverse: try connecting your Low active in the passive position with little volume and you will see! the small distortion obtained is nice, the amp does not risk anything it protects itself.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it now for two years in bars, power pub.sur scene may be too tight, but transplanted it can appreciate its grain.
I think it is in the second IDAL amp work and when it is affordable to fender in its report qualitje do not regret my choice (second amplifier)