Einstein more versatile than I thought.

moltenmetalburn

moltenmetalburn

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Ive been using one for many years and just stumbled across this.

Typically I used channel one mode three for rythym and channel two for leads. Two dirty channels.

Was playing mine today and working hard at getting a rythym sound from channel two. Always a little too smooth for me.

Until today when I realized that the mode switch on channel one changes the character of the second channel, a lot. For recording the amp basically has 6 sounds. With the mode switch set to clean channel two has an almost plexi quality that makes it kill for rythym.

Try it if you own them.
 
That's funny, when I briefly owned the Einstein, I did the same (Ch1, mode 3 for riffage) - but now the other guitarist in my band plays the Einstein the same way you described, channel 1 clean, channel two for heavy rhythm... for me channel two could be a bit tighter for riffage, but it definitenly sounds awesome! And if he wants it tight, he just kicks in the tube screamer which works like a charm with this amp. Overall, the Einstein to me still is one of the best sounding amps out there.
 
jjj123":1ovjxpgp said:
That's funny, when I briefly owned the Einstein, I did the same (Ch1, mode 3 for riffage) - but now the other guitarist in my band plays the Einstein the same way you described, channel 1 clean, channel two for heavy rhythm... for me channel two could be a bit tighter for riffage, but it definitenly sounds awesome! And if he wants it tight, he just kicks in the tube screamer which works like a charm with this amp. Overall, the Einstein to me still is one of the best sounding amps out there.
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Even with two other Diezel I'll agree Einstein is still one of the best. With a ts9 or eq with boost it gets even better. Something tells me in retirement when all the other gear is gone Einstein will still be here.
 
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