Bass amps

[deepiper]

Hi folks. Dee here. I don’t remember if i posted in the forum but here it goes. I just ordered a new Fender Rumble 100 from Sweetwater. My current one I have now is a Rumble 25. It has served me well over 3 years. It’s gotten me through almost 2 rotations of Beginner to Badass. I have not turned the volume knob above the 9:00. I was wondering what all you good folks use?

[JD56hawk]

Peavey MiniMax V2 600 and Peavey Headliner 210 cab.

For practice, I like the Boss Dual Cube Bass Amp…it can also run on batteries, which can be very useful.

I’m looking at this one right now for home practice.
Vox VX50.

[deepiper]

Dang I like the Boss Dual Cube!

[nixxinn]

very nice, you will be able to make sure everyone in your area knows when you are playing

I went for the Boss Katana 110, was available locally at a good price

[Wombat-metal]

I use a Rumble 100 for practice

[John_E]

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Show us your amps

I have a couple of standard cheapie amps, but I stumbled on this, roaming around in Guitar Center. Roland Micro Cube Bass RX. It’s battery powered. (It does have an AC plug) They say the batteries (6AA) last 13 hours, and I can report that they do. The effects are neat, but I don’t use them much. What is really useful, is the Rhythm Guide. After I’m done with a lesson here, I play what I learned to all the different types of accompaniment. It’s fun and I get used to keeping time. I speed it up…

[stageone]

I also use a Rumble 100 and really like it. I auditioned quite a few combos in person and bought it based on sound, price, size & weight, in that order…

[Appletones]

Also use Rumble 100 for practice, it’s very good.

[alexmorrison14]

I have a Rumble 800 which has a 100w power attenuation switch and a Rumble 40 which I leave at our guitarists to save lugging it around to practice.