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Great value, versatile
I play bass in a praise band at church, and this amp has plenty of power to fill the dining room with the volume at about 1/3, but we obviously don't play at the high volume other events might. The amp has a nice warm tone with the EQ flat, and can be adjusted for a wide variety of other tones. Given the context I play in, I appreciate the option to turn off the red lights. Since buying the amp several months ago, I decided to take up the guitar, and was pleased that my HSS Stratocaster sounds great with this amp, although I should add that my goal is a fairly acoustic guitar sound for chords, not heavy metal solos.
I wish the amp had inputs for two passive instruments, but a pedal allows me to switch between my bass and Strat. The CD-in volume isn't controlled by the amp's volume, but rather by the CD device, but since I practice through headphones in a USB instrument interface to my computer, it's a minor issue. Overall, I'm very happy with this amp.
Reviewed by Elwood on 6/28/2007 who plays contemporary Christian, classic rock.
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Excellent practice amp
The Rumble 60 is an awesome amp. Although no big enough for shows, Its cool for practiceing alone or, with my band in the garage. Ive had it for a year and a couple months, ands its holding up great(Considering its been in a Florida garage for a year).
Reviewed by fenderbasses666 on 10/24/2006 who plays Experimental, Post Hardcore, Rock.
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Great amp, Great Sound
I bought this amp looking for a good amp to use for small gigs and other shows like that. I have heard numerous things about this amp, and i must tell you, it is a great amp for what you pay. The amp worked fine and still works fine after having it for a year. It has great sound and is truely amazing. This amp is good for people who are just starting as a practice amp, and is great for playing shows as well
Reviewed by DWdrums316 on 8/11/2006 who plays Rock/Pop Punk.
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Great Bass Amp!
The Fender Rumble 60 Combo Bass Amp is amazing! I play a Peavey Millennium BXP 4-String and an Ibanez GSR 200 4-String and both basses sounded really nice through the amp. The only problem I have with the amp is that if you turn up the mids or treble on it, it will get a little hissy. Even though it dosen't get as loud as I expected, it can still make your floor vibrate if loud enough. Overall, this amp is really nice for the price, not to mention it's a Fender, so you know it's got HUGE quality and the name says it all, because it really does rumble through everything!
Reviewed by Aaron G. on 5/2/2007 who plays Rock.
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Still The Best
This amp can get through any band pratice and small gigs which is all i do right know. It got me through the last coulple of pratices. I love the red light. My band member said it was cool. The mid boost is really great but, its also is great without it. To me this is all the watt i need for now. It's not how loud it is its how good it sounds. Defitenly Fender Quality. If you're like me and you're starting a band it can take u through it. It even improved playing supposively said from family, teacher, and friends. Thanks Fender u started me with the beginer kit now ur starting on the path to gigs.
Reviewed by Hoppuswanabe155 on 5/22/2007 who plays Punk Rock.
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Great Amp
this amp is great amp for people who are just starting out it has a nice tone and a massive bass sound if u turn up the bass all the way and i do like the light at the bottom, but if you are one who does not like it there is a switch in the back to turn it off if you wish
Reviewed by Fender Bass Man on 1/11/2007 who plays Rock, Blues, Metal, Alternative.
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Great amp for small shows
The Fender Rumble 60 Bass Combo Amp is a great amp for playing in a small rehersal space like in a garage or small apartment. If you are looking to play a big gig though, you may want to look towards the Rumble 100 which is a much more powerful amp. I own this and it works great with all the basses I've plugged into it. I've used my Fender P-Bass, Jazz Bass, and an ESP jazz bass with it and by far the Fender Jazz Bass sounds the best. The gives a warm tone that really cuts through when playing with a band or by yourself. It has two inputs for active and passive and it has good E.Q. nobs. This bass is great for practicing and playing with a band. It is versitile and fits great with many different styles. I have used it for Jazz Band and also in my rock and alternative band. It is a great amp that I have never had a problem with.
Reviewed by Chiliparlier on 10/26/2006 who plays Rock, Alternative, Jazz, Blues, Funk.
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This is a great amp
This is my second amp, and I couldn't ask for a better one. It has a really cool light on the bottom, and mine works just fine. The equalizer works just fine, and i have no idea what the other guy was thinking. I had this amp set on 2, with bass and low mid all the way up, and my step mom came downstairs because it was shaking the whole house, and this isn't a small house people. It gets really loud after you go to 5, but from 7 to 10, it doesn't really change much. Other than that, it's a really good amp, and it's well worth the money, if you play rock.
Reviewed by Matt D. on 10/21/2009 who plays Rock, Some Metal, and Blues.
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Durable Amp
This amp is suitable for practise and small preformances. It is affordable compared to other major brands and durable for prolonged usage.
Reviewed by CABasque on 7/9/2009 who plays Rock.
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For its size??? Ehhhh
I just recently purchased this Fender amp about a week ago. It looked like a pretty good size amp and with the name Fender i figured theres no going wrong. The rumble feature and red light make it neat for practice but theres no way this baby is going to play over the drums and when youre jamming on the higher pitched strings its going to be really hard to hear during a gig....For practice and small, traditional shows, its a winner..If youre looking to bring some loud heavy metal, this isnt the amp for you
Reviewed by Eric on 7/2/2009 who plays Metal.
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