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Well… Yes and no. Vh4 you can get to 4 sounds easy at a gig. Einstein is basically 2 sounds at a gig without mods. As far as quality they’re just different. Honestly I rarely play my Einstein anymore, but I can’t bare the thought of not having it around. It’s less fussy about cabs and tubes than...

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Different beasts. Tones are equally amazing. Vh4 has more utility. Einstein has a more raw sound imo.

I have 2x vh4 and a hagen. The vh4 tends to shine on channel 3 down to Db tuning. It doesn’t do the “modern metal” djenty type thing without help. The Hagen does that much better especially tuned any lower. I prefer channel 3 on hagen in a blues/ 70s rock variety band and then a djenty type...

The first gig I played with my Einstein back in 2009 I got many comments (almost complaints) on how bright the lights were. I looked back at my amp and it nearly blinded me.. I couldn't see my guitar for next chord... I LOVE that about it. There is no mistaking if the amp is on and it adds a...

I havent played Schmidt, vh2, Paul, Max or Dmoll. Out of Fokker, herbie, hagen, einey, vh4 Id say Einey.

I have both. Which I prefer depends on context. Mainly guitar and band. I prefer Hagen for classic rock tones and 'modern' heavy tones. Drop tuned to B or 7 string. It has more saturation on tap and the mids cut differently. I prefer vh4 for more tool-ish type tones. Drop D, Db : Modern...

I think he was saying most people are used to hearing the v30 and one should keep that in mind when comparing this demo to vh4. I think he then transitions into the vh2 sounds VERY close. The different pcb layout will slightly alter the tone for those with very keen ears.

Mail it.

+1 The white headshell on my blueface has yellowing from the glue. :(

I just bought a new plug and soldered wire from ground to hot inside it. If you're not experienced with solder ask your local music store or a friend. Should be a 5 min job tops including time for the iron to heat up.

Easier for me to compare each to all v30 cab. Best description i can give is v30/gb is like a slightly honkier less bassy not as loud v30 cab. 65/30 is like a more balanced and smoother v30 cab. It takes some of the rip you head off mids and smooths it out. Still cuts though. Slightly looser...

Keep in mind the 65s (well broken in) are fairly dark speakers compared to v30. I think they compliment eachother well. It adds a smoothness to the v30 cut.

I tried greenback/v30 and didnt like it. V30s drown out the greenbacks too much in my experience. Might be awesome with a different cab, but I really dig the 65s over greenbacks anyways.

I had some g12-65's from the 80's mixed with v30's in a RL orange cab. It was one of my fav setups with the vh4. I only pulled the 65s because they need repair, but Im happy with all v30s too.

It wont hurt it. The vh4 user manual provides advice. Splitting the signal there can rob some tone from the diezel. If you're serious about running two amps Id recommend a buffered splitter with a ground lift and a polarity reverse in case your amps are out of phase. You won't lose tone with a...

No. They substituted a wood here an obviously outsourced construction. Not only that some were made illegally using Diezel branding and not to spec. Not saying the cabs were bad. Not the same though and not as good imo.

Killer rig! I hope you enjoy the amp. Keep us posted as you explore it and welcome to the family.

Einey cant do Metal?!?!? :lol: :LOL: :lol: :LOL: who makes this crap up?!? Zis1wX0Bocw

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