I've had 2 Fender Rumble 25 for my basses, one of which i played for about a year and the speaker busted. Bought another one and in about 6 months it had issues with the speaker shorting out. I used both for almost daily practice only and at home and do not have a need to blast the volume. For me, Fender rumble amp is a never again and would not recommend!!! Its even turned me off to Fender basses. I need something better but pocketbook friendly. Recommendations on anything solid state / combo / at least 40-50 w? Acoustic / Orange /Hartke / Peavey? After all, i do have 2 Peavey basses. Love my Peavey basses.
Hart speakers? It's Hart-kee....man this one dumb review you don't even know how to pronounce the name. You left off TC electronics BG 250 as well, which is one of best combos for the price
I've had 2 Fender Rumble 25 for my basses, one of which i played for about a year and the speaker busted. Bought another one and in about 6 months it had issues with the speaker shorting out. I used both for almost daily practice only and at home and do not have a need to blast the volume. For me, Fender rumble amp is a never again and would not recommend!!! Its even turned me off to Fender basses. I need something better but pocketbook friendly. Recommendations on anything solid state / combo / at least 40-50 w? Acoustic / Orange /Hartke / Peavey? After all, i do have 2 Peavey basses. Love my Peavey basses.
This automated voice is distracting.
Maybe get a human being to read your copy.
Useless robo-review. Nothing here that isn't in the sales pamphlets.
Hart speakers? It's Hart-kee....man this one dumb review you don't even know how to pronounce the name. You left off TC electronics BG 250 as well, which is one of best combos for the price