I am 63 year old semi pro bassist. I have played and hauled 2 15's, 6x10's, Ampeg, Sunn, Fender, Peavy, Marshall, Hartke since 1974! You name it. My latest bass amps I had a Hatrtke Kickback 10 and a Carvin MB12. Sound wise this Fender Rumble 100 blows them out of the water. It doesn't have 29 knobs like the Carvin. Wonderful classic Fender sound even the built in distortion is great! At at a mere 22 pounds I am now planing on giging into my seventies! 100 watt bass amp but it seems louder! Also has DI out so you if you need more volume! Sam Ash rep was great! Party on Garth!

Bassman Memphis

Memphis

Since I hate almost all keyboard amps, particularly for acoustic piano voices, I went to guitar amps and bass amps. This series has the right speaker size (12" & 15") and power - in this case 100W. It's particularly good at reproducing the high bass/low tenor frequencies that piano voice requires. I'm happy - and it's sooooo light to carry!

Lee from Philly

Philadelphia, PA

I just felt in love with it, Ive tried it with ny jazz Bass and my Ibanez BTB 5 string , it has a very clear response and it is extremly light, you can get fooled by the size of it, thanks sam Ash!

Botronics

San Diego

Using the Rumble 100 as a "powered subwoofer" for my rig of 2 Pro Jrs running in stereo. Gives me the depth I needed for 80's hard rock (Scorpions, Dio, Judas Priest, AC/DC) Love its light weight. The combination sounds kinda like a 4x10 Bassman.

Son Of Spy

New England

I can't believe how much just pure bass comes out of the small lightweight amp. I am also enjoying the overdrive more than I thought that I would. I am using it for rock tunes and it really helps to fill in the gaps and drive the beat.

Rambler

South Boston, VA

Rehersal amp and kick monitor for our drummer, does both very well, and light as a feather.

Jesse

New Boston, TX

I bought this amp to jam with a guitar player and a drummer and to perhaps record a little bit and play small venues. I think it should do the trick for my purposes. The sound is good, although I still have to explore the full range of tones I can get. I'm looking forward to that. It's also lightweight enough that I can haul it around, when necessary. Nice.

Kurt the Shirt

Chicago, IL

Haven't cranked it yet or played out so don't know about durability but the sound is great. And it's light - I'm a 68 yr old rocker so that's probably more important to me than a thirty year old....

Rhythm Road

Fleetwood PA

I normally use 2 cabs / 500 watt head. Recently in smaller rooms with no drummer. I bought a small David Eden 208combo (35lbs 180 watts) which is fine. Happened to try a bass thru the 100watt Rumble. I was very impressed with the sound AND the weight. Didnt buy the bass but did by the amp :) At home I was surprised to find the Fender a little larger than the Eden but ... did I mention I love the weight and sound.

bobbycell

Phila, PA

THE NEW FENDER RUMBLE SERIES OFFERS YOU LIGHTWEIGHT CLASS-D AMPS THAT CAN STILL PACK A PUNCH. WEIGHING IN AT JUST 22 POUNDS WHILE STILL PUSHING OUT 100 WATTS OF POWER MAKES THIS A GREAT AMP FOR PRACTICE OR LIVE SHOWS WITHOUT BREAKING YOUR BACK. THIS HAS BEEN A HANDS ON REVIEW FROM SAM ASH INDY

BSTONER

INDIANAPOLIS, IN