MGR/Billy
Rating: 8/10
« Fender Rumble 15 »
Published on 12/08/10 at 15:00This 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.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
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.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com