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Fender Rumble 800 (the non effects one in my case). I don`t think it gets max power without an ext cab but as it`s delivering - at least on paper spec wise - 400 watts then that should be plenty for most venues.

Usual answer here. Either a Rumble 500 or 800. I realise that you don`t get full power with just the combo but 300 and 400 watts is plenty for pubs and clubs. I play in an ac/dc covers band with Marshalls and a hard hitting drummer and they do the job.

Venus in Firs - Velvet Underground

would - alice in chains

On The Beech - Chris Rea

You mentioned up the thread that this was only for bedroom practice. Since the owner can’t afford anything else, why not just use the amp as-is at low volumes? And just keep an eye on the temperature. Or take regular breaks? Or are there other problems besides the fan not coming on?

Managed to buy one of these by mistake as I'm a fooooooooooooool. A little baby female XLR to 1/4 jack. My Ex was small and a load of trouble, so I want this out the house too lol. Free to anyone who cares to pay the postage. Images below for size comparison.

They’re brilliant things. I need another one in that nice Root Beer finish they did for a while 😂

Sweet Child O' Pine - Guns and Roses

Tall Trees - Crowded House

Only Yew - The Fabulous Platters

I used the Gator 1212 case

They are terrible amps fraught with issues and failures !! 😂 Kidding of course, they are very good amps and as mentioned the compressor isn’t great but a decent powerful amp with amazing service backup from Ashdown U.K.

Sold a Radial DI box to Martin. Great communication and zero issues. Recommended.

Definitely. Pic of relay here, white connector to the right is the fan connector. Wish I was working on my own GK amp instead, not that it will ever break down anyway. 😂

Maybe we can go halves then? I’ll send you a PM.

Under The Greenwood Tree - Donovan

I remember seeing then when it first appeared and showing it to a few people telling them hue good it was. I’ll go back and watch it every so often to remind myself.