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Fender has designed the Rumble series to meet the needs of the beginning bassist by building in all the essentials, then holding the line on price to make it accessible to most anyone. The ported bass design holds a 10" driver powered by a 25W amp. The speaker cabinet has carpet covering, oversized corners, and a metal grille.

Fender Rumble 25 Bass Combo Amplifier Features:

• Ported speaker cab design
• 25W
• 10" special driver
• Carpet covered cabinet
• Oversized corners
• Metal grille
• CD input/Headphone out
• Effects loop/preamp out
• 3-band EQ

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Fender Rumble 25 Bass Combo Amplifier Specifications:

• 15"W x 17-1/2"H x 10-1/4"D
• 32 lbs.

Fender Rumble 25 Bass Combo Amplifier

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OUTSTANDING

Posted by PauZuZu from Texas on Feb 23, 2009

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: Active local musician, guitarist for over 4 years

Reviewer's Play Style: Metal, rock, blues.

I have owned this amp for several years now. It is a fantastic bass amp, but since I'm mainly a guitarist, I play a guitar through it. For metal players who want a raw, mid-scooped sound, this amp is just the thing. Paired with my Boss MT-2 Metal Zone and EMG's it sounds amazing.

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nice for the money

Posted by J.T.. from Ffall River Mass on Apr 23, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: jazz , country

i recently bought it , i wanted something light enough to carry and loud enough to blend in with a small group. the tone is beautful , i have an upright elctric bass and this amp makes it sound like an acoustic , i also have several other basses and the amp enhanced the tone quality of each one . i'm not sure what the light show at the bottom is all about but i don't pay attention to it . i've seen some less than kind reviews about this amp , but i don't see any issues that might keep anyone form buying it . it sonds like you would expect a fender to sound , i love the tone , you'll like it too after you play one note

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Know your equipment!!!

Posted by Limeman from San Jose, Ca on Dec 29, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Professional

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Alternative, Gospel

I bought this amp for one purpose: To use when quietly practicing at home and for learning new songs. For that purpose this amp is a beauty. Sounds like a black face Fender Bassman. Easy to use. Basically one tone but it's a good one. No huge bottom or bright highs, but that is not the sound it was designed for. It gives a good, clear sound which is all you need for practice. The goofy red lighting is kind of silly but that's ok. Now for those of you who want to "rock the house", or use this as your main amp with a band, don't kid yourself. It wasn't made for that purpose and if it fails you it is your fault. I've blown expensive, high-powered setups and cheap ones too. Learn to use your gear correctly and you'll be much happier. Cheers.

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Not The Best, But Not The Worst

Posted by Emre Ozelkan from Plainview, NY on Mar 18, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: musician

Reviewer's Play Style: rock, alternative, classic rock

Listen up all beginner bassists. This bass amplifier is not bad for you all like me, but it does get annoying with the hissing and it does not give off a heavy sound . The price for it isn't that bad either, but if you have the money i suggest a different one.

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save up for something better

Posted by Francisco from Rockaway Beach, NY on Jul 31, 2006

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Punk, Ska, Rock

I bought this amp a few years ago for practice and I stopped using it after a couple of months. It had an annoying buzz when I turned the volume up and it wasnt very powerful. The knobs also fell off after a few weeks. My advice is to just save up some more money and get something better. The Fender Bassman series are reliable, I have a 60 watt for practice now, bought it used 3 years ago, and it still sounds good with my jazz bass.

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