Fender Rumble 25, Bass Amp, 25W, Suitable For Electric Bass Guitar, Black/Silver

Such a good starter amp. I'm coming from a small low quality amp and now using this feels amazing. The sound of my bass is so much clearer and heavier.Would 100% recommend.

Easy to use, fairly light weight but solid. Sound quality spot on, looks great. Currently on offer so even more value for money. I mean its Fender, no more needs to be said.

There is nothing to dislike about this amp. Currently using with both active Washburn and Sire basses. Great tones and volume. Solid construction and overall fantastic value for money. I have the 15 watt version and use it just for practice at home. At volume setting 1 it's more than loud enough and I doubt my neighbours would be happy if I turned it up any higher.As a bassist of over 30 years, I am amazed at the overall quality of sound, tone & construction. I doubt you'll find anything close to comparison, especially in this price range. You won't be disappointed with this amp.

4 out of 5 stars.It loses a star as it didn't come with a power lead.This is an excellent bass amp from Fender!I’m a new bass player and my bass guitar sounded muffled and light on my headphone amp. I thought maybe my 5 String Cort Active V Plus was not a very good bass to start with and I would have to buy a more expensive bass. I couldn't have been more wrong.With all the levels on the amp and bass set flat, the amp produced a clean and wonderful low end tone. Even the low open b string was clean and weighty. In fact... after adjusting the levels, using the aux input to playing along to a track without bass, the bass sounded like it was part of the original song.It is also very light to pick up and carry.I can highly recommend the Fender Rumble 40.As a beginner, it's essential to produce a good bass sound as it incentivizes and motivates you to keep practicing and playing. So if you’re starting out as a bass player, get one!

Good value for money and well built

This is a very good little practice bass amp. I use it with a uBass and it does a good job but cannot output much volume at such low frequencies as are produced by the uBass. Nevertheless it's good to use at home but not for performance at all.

The price difference (at time of purchase) was so small between the 15W and 25W amps, I went for the bigger... previously been using just a cheap bog standard guitar practice amp, but switching to a dedicated bass amp is just such a huge leap. The thunderous sound is awesome and so clean! It's a good looking amp too.

I've read all the ***** reviews claiming this amp to be wonderful,beautiful tone.unbelievable sound and all the other tosh and this is what I think.For a start,an 8" speaker in such a small cabinet is not capable of reproducing bass effectively.I found it to be wooly,middy and lacking depth,even as a bedroom practise amp.This is using a Fender P bass.There is a background hum which makes it useless for recording.I'm surprised at Fender for putting their name on such tat.I would not recommend this amp for serious use.

Best amplifier I had ever used in my life ♥️😍

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Contento con sonoridad y calidad

Das ist mein erster Bass-Verstärker und ich bin begeistert. Nutze ihn zum üben zuhause, mit und ohne Kopfhörer. Ich wusste nicht, dass man für 300 € ein derart stimmiges Gesamtpaket bekommen kann. Der Verstärker sieht so aus, wie ein Fender auszusehen hat, er ist erstaunlich leicht, liefert aber dennoch einen recht fetten Sound - für eine Etagen-Wohnung mehr als ausreichend. Bei mir war der Master noch nicht über 9 Uhr. M.E. kann man damit auch Proben, wenn man nicht gerade in einer Heavy Formation spielt. Die kleineren Modelle der Rumble-Serie haben eine schlechtere Ausstattung, daher empfehle ich den 40er. Für ca 80 € mehr bekommt man den 100er, der auch nicht wesentlich größer und schwerer ist. Allerdings dürften 100 Watt für Gigs auch nicht reichen... könnte allenfalls im Proberaum vorteilhaft sein. Das muss jeder für sich entscheiden.Ich hatte auch einen VOX MINI SUPERBEETLE bestellt, weil ich die Optik unverschämt gut fand. Der ging zurück, m.E. ist der Fender Rumble 40 in der Summe seiner Eigenschaften besser, vor allem die Bedienung ist beim VOX etwas fummelig. Die 10 Watt mehr des VOX sind nach meiner Wahrnehmung irrelevant.

Ma première ampli pour basse, honnêtement, je n'utilise même pas toutes les possibilités, je reste sur un preset et c'est amplement suffisant pour moi, si je veux augmenter le son ou autre, je le fais sur la basse.