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These sound like the stock tubes.

^ Listen to wiseman Reza.

Its rear loaded. You can tell because you can actually remove the rear panel. 99.9% of the time FL cabs do not have a removable rear panel. If still in question remove the rear panel and see if you cam get the speakers out. Edit: You can actually see the mounting screws in the photo. 100% it's...

I have a 212 setup this way, but to be honest it's for recording so I can mic whichever speaker sounds better to me. I think it's best to leave the v30s in (if they're your cup of tea). 212s with 2 different speakers don't sound incredibly awesome in my opinion in a live situation. If you...

I think a pedal to add the thick tight fizziness (somewhat like orange/mesa) would be awesome. My Diezels cover everything else perfectly without.

You need to set the pedal to send commands on only one midi channel (possibly easiest) or set the amp to a specified channel and set the pedal to send specific commands on that channel. Read your manuals carefully and maybe watch some videos explaining midi channels and program changes.

Sounds like you're sending commands on multiple midi channels while your amp is set to omni mode (respond to all midi channels).

Try tubes first. Especially preamps use recommend. For Power tubes i believe l el34 have more midrange grind and compression than kt77. Also, as far as I know pre-2007 vh4s have a bit less gain so you just have to run them a little hotter. Speakers pickups etc will have a huge impact as well.

Speakers, pickups etc to fine tune. If I notice my amp is too hot then I need lower output pickups. I do recommend v30s. I have a vht fb 212 and it is amazing with v30s. Before going to these lengths play with the settings... Use your ears not your eyes when dialing the amp in. Also, try lower...

GM2 is killer, but works best in a true bypass serial loop (which your hagen has incorporated as the switchable loop). The effects are good and the unit is affordable. It is true its a pain to program, but if you're doing small sets with a need for consistency or use tons of different settings...

I think Fokker is killer. I A/B with my vh4's. Not far off. Chan 1 is amazing. Beautiful cleans to sweet breakup to raunchy rock. Chan 2 to me is like vh4 3 with a little different frequency cut. Less dark still much grind. All Diezel loops are killer.

Pre-gain.

Deep down, crank the mids. It's a different beast live. Takes some tinkering to get it to sit in.

Amp will not capture the pedal's sound. My guess is it could be a bad tube, but sounds like same issue as when my Einstein had a leaky capacitor. I am far from an expert though. Best wait for Peter's advice. 001 means Herbert. 018 means 18th production Herbert made. Also, it's spelled...

KT77 should be on EL34 switch position. Bias should be good @ 69.3 if that's for 2 tubes.

Turn the gain down a little. :)

Congrats!!! Fokker is a beast!!!

Yes, just yes!!! Low cut will be amazing!

How does the studio compare to the live?

Indeed. You are correct about no switchable serial on vh4 (aside from the individual channel loops). Get a boss loop pedal if you only need one loop on the cheap. Parallel doesn't work well for the mentioned pedals.