Fender rumble 350 combo question.

[Dandelion]

How loud is it?

Can it compete with drum kit?

Is the fact that you cannot add another cab going to be a problem. Or is it sufficent on its own?

TA!

[risingson]

I use one regularly as its the in-house amp at one of my regular venues. It's a surprisingly good little amp for its size, and I'm convinced that as long as you band isn't incredibly loud then you could well compete with your drummer. My setup I've got 2 guitarists, a keyboard player and a drummer and it does alright. I actually find it not sonically dissimilar to EBS gear, albeit a bit less refined and not quite as polished sounding. The tweeter really cuts, perhaps too much, and there's no controlling it either (off or on, that's it), but nothing that dialing back the treble won't solve. It lacks something in lower mids IMO, but yeh all together, I can think of a lot worse combos to gig with.

[Marvin]

I've got one. Yes it'll compete with a drummer. Never had mine above 5. Like risingson says it is a little lacking in the lower mids possibly.

It's done a few gigs, I used it several months ago in a marquee and it coped perfectly well - sounded quite good there actually.

[dannybuoy]

I like them, used one in a practice room a few times, easily keeping up with a loud drummer with room to spare. The overdrive circuit on it sounds goods too.

[Lozz196]

The clips on Youtube I`ve heard of this range sound very nice. Not used a 350 myself, but tried out a 100 years ago, and thought the sound was great.