Fender Rumble 25

The price is great and the sound is great for a small and budget bass amp. The amp looks great, like a true fender, but up close you can see its cheaply built. Overall im really pleased with this amp, i use it to record at home and its great.

Great amp but feels a little lost in the rumble amp range, because it still has the very small 8 inch speaker that is not very suitible for anything outside of practicing. If you're just looking for a practice amp I suggest going for the 15 watt version, which should be more than loud enough for that purpose. however if your are looking to do some gigging (even small stuff) I suggest upgrading to the 40 or above a they have larger speakers, which will help the bass do its job properly and sit in a band nicely.

Good build quality, very nice sounding, it is a bit confusing (and unfriendly) to use the overdrive but overall this amplifier can suit a room jam and even up to a small practice room with a full band (if not played loud).

Cons: in order to use the overdrive at a heavier setting, the normal (clean) settings must be changed always, which can be bothersome for some players.

A very good amplifier with a solid EQ possibilities. However, it might be too "powerful" for just practicing at home. I would recommend the Fender Rumble 15 for people who do not need the increased power of the Fender Rumble 25.

Perfect for home rehearsals or for a small gig to use as a monitor on stage if taking a feed to the desk.

Very competitive market for practice amps at this price range and this is up there with Ashdown and Ampeg practice amps which are also excellent and sell at a similar price point.