Would this work with a Fender Rumble, which is deeper than typical guitar amps? (20 inches deep)
1085056
That would be risky. My Vox Night train is about 10 inches deep takes about 80% of the space on the stand. The stand does tilt back a little (maybe 20 to 30 degrees. But a 20" inch deep will have almost half of it hanging beyond the edge. My gut is it would probably be okay if you knew it would never get bumped or jostled, but that is not a good assumption in general. Look for something else...
1085057
I would hate to say yes without knowing for sure, but my thoughts are that possibly there may be to much of an overlap with that 20 inch depth. I guess the only way to find out is to find someone with the amp stand in question and give it a shot; carefully. Frank T.
1085058
I bought the Rumble for my Grandson, I bought the stand for my Fender Champion 100, it's a larger amp and the stand works GREAT! It seems to me the Rumble was much smaller and while you can adjust the height, you cannot adjust the width... I hope that helps. I really enjoy the stand, sturdy construction and well priced! Pat
1218182
My ruler measures at most 4.5 inches deep, if your guitar is really 5 inches it most likely not work out for you.
1272703
I got this amp a few months ago. I am using a classical nylon with built in pickup. I do get some feedback when it at about 1/4 volume if I get close to the amp so I ended up purchasing a soundhole cover to keep the amp noise from being picked up by the guitar pickup and it solved the problem. As you are using an external pickup that is not really an option for you. I'd try to just not face my pickup towards the amp
666402
I dont know , but check this out http://i.imgur.com/xZhxQEE.jpg My guitar fits and theres a little more of free space
1920165
sorry, not sure.I put in a cheap silent electric bass guitar.Dimensions are 48" overall length, lower body 16", upper body 13" , 2" body thickness of my bass.It fit great for that.
868348
Take some measurements of the guitar, but I would have to say that most likely the Jackson JS32 Rhoads will not fit.
633345
No, it is too big. Look at for a 3/4 guitar, such as a Yamaha FG JR1. Also, the sound on this particular fender is marginal at best, and the action is really tough. Hope this helps!
401167
Absolutely! BUT I would recommend using this with a 10" sub. I've got this amp hooked up to a 10" Pioneer (the shallow one) and it sounds incredible...I worry that hooking this up to a larger sub would result in slight underpowering, although it would definitely still work.
695746
No. You have to buy a shallow sub or it will not fit. I had a 12 inch kicker and it wouldnt fit. I bought a kenwood shallow sub and it did fit.
441674
i looked all over the internet to find the depth of this power amp and can't find it anywhere. It would def fit every other dimension except for maybe depth...
269046
My fender strat acoustic (thin body acoustic) which is about an inch thicker than a standard electric fits ok in mine. This is a pretty nice quality case too.
2146385
would depend on scale length. fretboard would just extend longer toward the pickups. should work. outstanding case works great
1776241
I would say yes, but you might have to watch your volume due to feedback.It does increase the sensitivity of the pickup, and you should have better harmonics.I love mine, but I have a LP through a half stack.
1740421
Hello, Yes this will work for you. Acordians have used the same amplification system as guitars for years
1870471
Yes, but there will be an impedance mismatch. You should put a passive "DI" box inline before the X2U to lower the resistance of the instrument if it is a guitar ect.
2194504
Yes, it will. I have one of my own, and I use it for both my electric and acoustic guitars!
1301075
I would say no, this is pretty weak. I have one 15 or 17 inch sub and this doesnt compare to the previous one that I blew out. I'm not very knowlegable on other amps but because I have this one, I would say try to inquire about another one. lol