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product_id: 2729391
title: "Rumble 15 V3 Bass Amp for Bass Guitar, 15 Watts, with 2-Year Warranty 6 Inch Speaker, with Overdrive Circuit and Mid-Scoop Contour Switch"
brand: "fender"
price: "₱43713"
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# 6-inch Fender Special Design speaker 15W powerful output Mid-Scoop contour & overdrive circuit Rumble 15 V3 Bass Amp for Bass Guitar, 15 Watts, with 2-Year Warranty 6 Inch Speaker, with Overdrive Circuit and Mid-Scoop Contour Switch

**Brand:** fender
**Price:** ₱43713
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎸 Unleash iconic bass vibes anywhere, anytime!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Rumble 15 V3 Bass Amp for Bass Guitar, 15 Watts, with 2-Year Warranty 6 Inch Speaker, with Overdrive Circuit and Mid-Scoop Contour Switch by fender
- **How much does it cost?** ₱43713 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- fender enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted fender brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built to Last:** Lightweight sealed enclosure with removable grille and 2-year Fender warranty
- • **Practice-Ready:** Aux input for jamming along & headphone output for silent sessions
- • **Tone Tailoring:** 3-band EQ with mid-scoop contour switch for personalized sound shaping
- • **Compact Powerhouse:** 15 watts of rich, show-quality bass tone in a portable design
- • **Signature Fender Sound:** 6-inch specially designed speaker delivers legendary clarity and punch

## Overview

The Fender Rumble 15 V3 Bass Amp packs 15 watts of Fender’s legendary tone into a compact, lightweight amp featuring a 6-inch Special Design speaker, versatile 3-band EQ with mid-scoop contour, and overdrive circuit. Perfect for practice or small gigs, it includes aux and headphone jacks for flexible use and comes backed by a 2-year warranty, making it the ultimate portable bass companion for millennial pros craving quality and convenience.

## Description

From the company that invented the electric bass amp, the The Fender Rumble 15 V3 Bass Amplifier is a mighty leap forward in the evolution of portable bass amps. Its diminutive stature leaves the heftiness to its sound output, not its weight. Rumble 15 uses every last electron of its 15 watts to pump out a surprisingly rich and balanced sound. Plug in your MP3 player into the 1/8 inch Auxiliary input jack and you're ready for showtime. Or practice privately with the 1/4 inch headphone output jack that also mutes the speaker output. This amp features a 3 band EQ that allows for tone shaping. Whether it"s for an acoustic gig or backstage rehearsal, Rumble 15 delivers legendary Fender tone in a remarkably portable package. Its dimensions are 12x17.7x17.7 inches and it weighs 17.75lbs

Review: Great amp for the price - Let me start by saying I just needed a small, light weight practice amp and this one fit the bill for the price. I have been playing bass for about 58 years and have a large rig 210-115 GK set up but didn't want to break that out every time I wanted to play on the porch, office or a buddy's house. The little Fender Rumble 25 is super light and the right size to move around. After unpacking the amp I noticed the workmanship was first rate so I plugged it in and hooked up a bass. Sounded OK but not what I expected. Pulled the removable grill off and noticed a very cheap speaker and a 3" port in the front that wasn't tuned, but for 99$ what the heck. Played some more and It just sounded cheap which it is. I wasn't expecting GK or SVT sound. I immediately went to ebay and bought a Celestion NEO 8" driver with a 2" voice coil for 55$ and it arrived today. I took the grill off and removed the Fender speaker and noticed how cheap is was and noticed too that the cabinet was hollow, no damping material so the insides of and old fiber filed pillow was sacrificed and the cabinet stuffed, also I cut a piece of round hard foam to fill the port. Put it all back together and now we have an amp. Real nice lows and great tone all through the different ranges. That did the trick. I know what you're thinking, this guy bought a 99$ amp and spent 55$ more to make it work when he could have just bought the 40 with the 10" speaker, but I would have had the same, but larger, cheap speaker for 199$. This now sounds great with a modest upgrade and the Celestion NEO is a MUCH better speaker that makes a small amp sound really good. 160$ total, light weight, nice controls, and that great Fender styling. Sorry I'm a purist and keep can't leave well enough alone and this was a small price to pay for a now great sounding amp, and by the way the pillow is pleased it went to good use. I gave it five stars for 99$ but now it's 6 stars.
Review: Rumble 25 Does The Job For Me - In this article from the New Yorker, January 28, 2013 “Music To Your Ears.” Daniel Levitin (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Levitin) “pointed out that most of the lowest notes on most pianos are actually inferred rather than heard. The soundboard on most pianos isn’t long enough to produce the bottom octave, but the brain hears the right overtones, which the piano can produce, and neurons in the brain begin to fire at the frequency of the missing bass note.” In days of yore (1950s – 1960s) this psycho-acoustic quirk was used in the design of “hi-fi” consoles to produce a semblance of deep bass without actually having an extended low frequency response. And so it is with the Rumble 25. I measured the response of this combo as shown in the graph. The red curve is with all controls set to 12 o’clock. The blue curve shows it can actually produce a reasonably flat response from 90 Hz to 2.5 kHz, +/-3 dB with the controls set as follows: Bass @ 12 o’clock, Mid @ 9 o’clock, High @ fully ccw. This means that it can only reproduce the 2nd harmonic of the lower bass octave (40 Hz to 80 Hz). Because of the normal 18 dB/octave roll-off for a vented enclosure, the 10 dB down point is about 70 Hz. As to the 2.5 kHz frequency, note that the 12th harmonic of a high A (220 Hz) on a bass is 2.64 kHz. The driver is low compliance and the box appears tuned to about 100 Hz, both of which are consistent with the measurements. These curves are smoothed with a 1/3 octave cepstral algorithm to remove insignificant non-audible variations in the measurements. There is a large resonant peak just over 3 kHz = 1/2 the driver diameter. This is tamed pretty well with the High control fully ccw, but still sits almost 7 dB above the average level. Given that the paper cone is quite stiff with no attempt in its design to damp sound waves travelling through the cone material, this resonant peak is not at all surprising. This peak corresponds to the 16th harmonic of the 220 Hz high A on the bass. This peak is probably a good “feature” for the attacks of slap bass (which I don’t do). Otherwise it is actually of little consequence. All this said, the Rumble 25 works well for me. It was low cost, is small, lightweight, and, in spite of lacking any usable output much below 100 Hz, it nonetheless “sounds” like a decent bass loudspeaker. With the controls set as noted for the flattest response, it works well for both my electric and acoustic basses, both of which sound best through a flat response system. The former is an all-original, ’63 Fender Jazz and the latter uses an NS Design “Copperhead” pick-up, a prototype kindly given to me by Ned as a present for mentoring one of his sons on bass. For acoustic gigs, even those using a PA for rooms sized for around 75 -100 audience, the Rumble 25 does the job in terms of sound quality and loudness. For larger rooms and louder gigs that’s why I have my “big” rig. This is custom set-up with a ruler flat response from 40 Hz to 2.5 kHz. However, It consists of a separate EQ, amplifier, and loudspeaker = much more to set up, is five times heavier, and it cost over 20 times more than the Rumble 25. That is what prompted me to try the Rumble 25 for smaller gigs. For what it's worth I play most all genres of music from classical to rock. One feature I like is Fender's built-in, non-adjustable, "Delta-Comp" limiter. This seems to work really well, holding things in check when the amplifier is over driven a bit. Push it hard over the limit point and some high frequency artifacts do appear. However, when running the amplifier near its limits it is virtually unnoticeable except for subtlly limiting the loudness. In spite of its measured performance, I'm giving the Rumble 25 five stars because its doing just what I need it to do.

## Features

- The Fender Rumble 15 V3 Bass Amplifier features 15 watts, 11.61Dx17.91Wx17.13H inches
- Its 15 watt output and 8 inch Fender Special Design speaker make no quality compromises and yield a show-quality sound
- The top-mount control panel features ivory soft touch radio control knobs
- The compact and lightweight sealed enclosure has a removable grille
- 2 Year Limited Warranty: Fender amplifiers are designed for players and built with unmatched quality, down to the last screw, Fender warrants this amplifier to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for two (2) years from original purchase

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00HWINK1E |
| Best Sellers Rank | #311 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #1 in Bass Guitar Amplifier Combo Amps |
| Color Name | Black/Silver |
| Compatible Devices | Double Bass |
| Connector Type | 3.5mm Jack, 6.35mm Jack |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (7,691) |
| Date First Available | January 31, 2014 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 18.6 pounds |
| Item model number | 2370100000 |
| Material Type | Wood |
| Output Wattage | 15 |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 17.8 x 12.3 x 17.8 inches |
| Size | 15 Watt |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Fender
- **Color:** Black/Silver
- **Compatible Devices:** Double Bass
- **Material:** Wood
- **Output Wattage:** 15

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Good evening i was wondering if you could direct me in the correct direction? I purchased an amp in September and today it started screeching any idea**
A: Turn down the treble on your bass. If that doesnt work  turn down the treble in the amp.. Make sure the overdrive switch is not engaged if you are close to the Amp

**Q: Can this amp double for voice? Can the input be used for a microphone to amp a voice?**
A: I have it hooked up to a microphone for the grandkids, they love to play with this.  Yes is the answer

**Q: Should I buy the Fender Rumble 15 v3 or Pyle-Pro PVAMP60 60-Watt for a bass guitar in an apartment?**
A: I live in an apartment and I bought the Rumble 15.  It's perfect for a small space; plus, it has a plug-in for headphones.  I'm happy with this amp.

**Q: Will this amp work with a 5 string bass since it has a low B string? Will it pick up that note well enough for personal use (home)?**
A: I work on a 5 String Traben and am having no problems!  A more experienced player might notice some discrepancies, but for me, this small box is "right on time"!!!  Enjoy, PEACE...

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great amp for the price
*by R***X on May 7, 2020*

Let me start by saying I just needed a small, light weight practice amp and this one fit the bill for the price. I have been playing bass for about 58 years and have a large rig 210-115 GK set up but didn't want to break that out every time I wanted to play on the porch, office or a buddy's house. The little Fender Rumble 25 is super light and the right size to move around. After unpacking the amp I noticed the workmanship was first rate so I plugged it in and hooked up a bass. Sounded OK but not what I expected. Pulled the removable grill off and noticed a very cheap speaker and a 3" port in the front that wasn't tuned, but for 99$ what the heck. Played some more and It just sounded cheap which it is. I wasn't expecting GK or SVT sound. I immediately went to ebay and bought a Celestion NEO 8" driver with a 2" voice coil for 55$ and it arrived today. I took the grill off and removed the Fender speaker and noticed how cheap is was and noticed too that the cabinet was hollow, no damping material so the insides of and old fiber filed pillow was sacrificed and the cabinet stuffed, also I cut a piece of round hard foam to fill the port. Put it all back together and now we have an amp. Real nice lows and great tone all through the different ranges. That did the trick. I know what you're thinking, this guy bought a 99$ amp and spent 55$ more to make it work when he could have just bought the 40 with the 10" speaker, but I would have had the same, but larger, cheap speaker for 199$. This now sounds great with a modest upgrade and the Celestion NEO is a MUCH better speaker that makes a small amp sound really good. 160$ total, light weight, nice controls, and that great Fender styling. Sorry I'm a purist and keep can't leave well enough alone and this was a small price to pay for a now great sounding amp, and by the way the pillow is pleased it went to good use. I gave it five stars for 99$ but now it's 6 stars.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rumble 25 Does The Job For Me
*by C***R on July 31, 2017*

In this article from the New Yorker, January 28, 2013 “Music To Your Ears.” Daniel Levitin (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Levitin) “pointed out that most of the lowest notes on most pianos are actually inferred rather than heard. The soundboard on most pianos isn’t long enough to produce the bottom octave, but the brain hears the right overtones, which the piano can produce, and neurons in the brain begin to fire at the frequency of the missing bass note.” In days of yore (1950s – 1960s) this psycho-acoustic quirk was used in the design of “hi-fi” consoles to produce a semblance of deep bass without actually having an extended low frequency response. And so it is with the Rumble 25. I measured the response of this combo as shown in the graph. The red curve is with all controls set to 12 o’clock. The blue curve shows it can actually produce a reasonably flat response from 90 Hz to 2.5 kHz, +/-3 dB with the controls set as follows: Bass @ 12 o’clock, Mid @ 9 o’clock, High @ fully ccw. This means that it can only reproduce the 2nd harmonic of the lower bass octave (40 Hz to 80 Hz). Because of the normal 18 dB/octave roll-off for a vented enclosure, the 10 dB down point is about 70 Hz. As to the 2.5 kHz frequency, note that the 12th harmonic of a high A (220 Hz) on a bass is 2.64 kHz. The driver is low compliance and the box appears tuned to about 100 Hz, both of which are consistent with the measurements. These curves are smoothed with a 1/3 octave cepstral algorithm to remove insignificant non-audible variations in the measurements. There is a large resonant peak just over 3 kHz = 1/2 the driver diameter. This is tamed pretty well with the High control fully ccw, but still sits almost 7 dB above the average level. Given that the paper cone is quite stiff with no attempt in its design to damp sound waves travelling through the cone material, this resonant peak is not at all surprising. This peak corresponds to the 16th harmonic of the 220 Hz high A on the bass. This peak is probably a good “feature” for the attacks of slap bass (which I don’t do). Otherwise it is actually of little consequence. All this said, the Rumble 25 works well for me. It was low cost, is small, lightweight, and, in spite of lacking any usable output much below 100 Hz, it nonetheless “sounds” like a decent bass loudspeaker. With the controls set as noted for the flattest response, it works well for both my electric and acoustic basses, both of which sound best through a flat response system. The former is an all-original, ’63 Fender Jazz and the latter uses an NS Design “Copperhead” pick-up, a prototype kindly given to me by Ned as a present for mentoring one of his sons on bass. For acoustic gigs, even those using a PA for rooms sized for around 75 -100 audience, the Rumble 25 does the job in terms of sound quality and loudness. For larger rooms and louder gigs that’s why I have my “big” rig. This is custom set-up with a ruler flat response from 40 Hz to 2.5 kHz. However, It consists of a separate EQ, amplifier, and loudspeaker = much more to set up, is five times heavier, and it cost over 20 times more than the Rumble 25. That is what prompted me to try the Rumble 25 for smaller gigs. For what it's worth I play most all genres of music from classical to rock. One feature I like is Fender's built-in, non-adjustable, "Delta-Comp" limiter. This seems to work really well, holding things in check when the amplifier is over driven a bit. Push it hard over the limit point and some high frequency artifacts do appear. However, when running the amplifier near its limits it is virtually unnoticeable except for subtlly limiting the loudness. In spite of its measured performance, I'm giving the Rumble 25 five stars because its doing just what I need it to do.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ GREAT AMP, SMOOTH, QUIET, IT HAS LIGHT COMPRESSION. NO BUTTON POPS. NO SHUT DOWN NOISE.
*by W***R on December 23, 2025*

This amp beats any PV amp you can try. It is better than any PV amp heads. No harshness, just very great sound. The horn allows for a crisp top if needed. No cabinet vibration. Cooling fan is quiet. I can tell the amp design is good. Unlike PV, there are no pop noises when adjusting. The amp is grounded well. The amp is stable when shutting down, there are no pop noises or transients to ground. Unlike PV there are no startup thumps. PV amps are harsh and the woofers do not sound clean. This amp will work great for stage and practice. It will sound great in a moderate sized building as is. The output for an extra speaker will be even better with double the power and sound. I ran this for 2 hours solid at home. I felt the fan discharge only cool air. Even when I pushed it the amp ran cool. This is a great amp, trust me, I have tried many. Fender is going to be my choice from now on. BEST IN 30 YEARS. The simple to use tone controls work very well for adjusting sound quickly. My high end bass shines in this amp. The pre-amp gain is tremendous. When I turn the bass knob to full, this amp is a killer and the speaker does not hit X-max. Amazingly, the amp is light weight and you can not feel any cabinet vibration. 35 lbs. is just perfect for moving from place to place.

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