I have a Fender Rumble 25 for my Basses, my daughter offered to let me try one her guitars, a Fender Stratocaster, can I play it thru the Rumble amp I have?
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Yes.
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Yup. The rumble works quite well for guitar.
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You can, they sound very muddy though. Almost like the tone is constantly rolled off, of course I have the 100 which has a larger speaker, so maybe the smaller one is a bit more balanced
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Iām new here, late to the party.
My guitar practice amp is also my bass practice amp, used to be a BA110 (gave that away), now itās a Rumble 40 v3 (like this better).
Guitar straight into the amp is okay, not brilliant. So add one of these between guitar and (clean) bass amp and enjoy. Add any other pedals you want in front of the DI box.
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Iām a huge fan of amp and cab sims. In fact I like them more than actual amps, and it is certainly much cheaper to have a wide range of awesome sounding amps that way. Looks like a neat pedal to try for guitar.
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Joyo is great stuff. Had one of those mini tube amps! Sounded huge for the size.
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Depends on the amp/cab.
Do they all work? Yep.
Do some sound better than others? Yep.
I have two setups
- Bergantino B|Amp into a Fearless 1x12 cab
- Phil Jones Cub-120 combo
Other than sounding great on their own, I selected both for a couple reasons
one big / one small - for big/small things - both setups are exceptionally clean (I like to color with preamp pedals)
- both setups are excellent for upright bass (maybe somedayā¦hope hope hope)
- both setups are excellent for any insturment (I have my keyboard, drum pedal and drum pad all hooked up to the Phil Jones)
At the end of the day it is how the rig handles frequencey response.
Some things are ātuned inā to guitar, some to bass, some are better at either end, some are great across.
As usualā¦
A. Depends
They get really good reviews.
I held out and threw the cost of the Joyo towards a full size.
Happy with all my Joyo pedals so far.
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Bigger speakers always sound better IMO.
I have a GK110 Backiline that sounds rather good for a 10ā
My guitar buddy comes over and jams with me occasionally, and we both plug into my Rumble 500. It sounds fine for our purpose, but a more suitable guitar amp would sound better.
My bro has a Charvel Guthrie Govan signature guitar. He brought that over and jammed on my Rumble 100, it sounded effing amazing. Of course, he brought his crazy pedal board, too, so Iām sure that helped. But yeah, I was blown away.
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Go find one of these and try it outā¦you will retract that statement on first pluckā¦
https://pjbworld.com/cms/index.php/p-bg-120-bass-combo-amp-bass-cub-pro/
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I have a Backline 115. It rumbles the entire house
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I have this ridiculous thing - donāt use if often actually - as it seriously puts me on the outs with whoever else is in the house. But when a buddy with a Les Paul has come over to jam a few times he loves it and always wants to plug into it and talk about āpresenceā. I should really try to sell the thing to him. I donāt think heāll buy it though and be seen by his guitar buds using stuff from a bass-amps-only company like Ampeg.
Ampeg BXT 210M, BXT 115HL and B2RE Amp
Very unlikely, but Iāll check it out anyway! 
WOW!!! Thatās SUUUUUU-WEEEEEET!!!
Hey, Iāll trade a GK110 for one of those!!!
My Roland portable has 4 4" speakers and itās sounds pretty good for what it is, those 5ās definitely 
sound better.
Still prefer my Avatar 15", but I also have plenty of room.
Thanks for the linky!
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Guitar - DI box (āAmerican Soundā in my case) - aux input works excellent. Then you each get your own level and tone controls.
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Thatās exactly how I do it. I have a Zoom U-44 with 4 inputs, each with their own controls. The Zoom is connected to my Rumble 500.
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If Iām not mistaken, didnāt a lot of blues guitarists back in the day play through Fender Bassman amps?
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Youāre not mistaken, amplified blues is all all about Fender amps.
However, there were Voxās and Epiphones in there too!
50ās Fender Bassman
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