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I got the Suhr Reactive Load IR earlier this year. I'm not sure I'll record a real cab ever again tbh!! I've tried the Two Notes Reload in the past; didn't like it as much from memory.

Wow. This is an old thread. So I did actually get a VH4 in the end. In total I own: Diezel VH4 Diezel D-Moll Marshall JVMHJS (The Satriani version) Orange Rockerverb MKIII VHT Sig:X So.... D-Moll versus VH4. They sound quite different from one another, but still within the same family...

The Rockerverb series is made in the UK.

How does the preamp work?

My VHT SigX cost me £750, my Diezel D-Moll £1000, VH4 £1280, and my Orange Rockerverb MKIII cost me £1600. But that's over several years, and cycling various amps and pedals to pay for them. Not rich by any means but godamn I love amps!! The only one I bought new is the Orange. Although I did...

okay groovy!!!

It's labelled the VHX but doesn't seem to be enough knobs?? Is this the VH Mini??

Good news :D Remember that to use send 2 you have to press the button labelled send 2 on the front of the amp :D

Is this using send 1 or send 2?

Is there a software setting that you can change to switch the input between amp, line, and instrument levels?

Cheers dude!

Albums can be heard at: www.bridgedisaster.co.uk The other amp was a Laney VH100R. Our last single, Truth Escapes, was all Diezel. The D-Moll, VH4, and Hagen. Basically any of the amps listed are epic and well worth having.

I'm on my, technically, 4th one! :lol: :LOL:

I have a VH4 and a Sig X. The Sig X is very different to the VH4, in fact I can't really think of an amp that sounds like the Sig X does. It is it's own beast. The Sig X is tight and refined sounding, definitely has tons of mids. It doesn't have a boomy low-end, and the high-end is very smooth...

Just not very good tones full stop man, sorry to say. Please take that constructively. Ola Englund has a good tutorial on how to mic a cab. Also don't bother with double tracking or anything like that. Just one track of the same performance through each amp without moving the microphone...

I bought a matched quad of gold lion kt77's and one of them failed within 6 months. I've just ordered a quad of JJ KT77's because we're tracking soon and I want to use the VH4 a fair bit for that. Just no way to really tell if you're buying something that's going to die within 3 months or not...

I'd love a 3-4 channel Rockerverb, something along the lines of the monster high-gain heads like the 5150III, VH4, etc. But I don't see them doing it. It's not really their pedigree as far as I can tell. My MKIII Rockerverb is one of my favourite amps. Coupled with a Boss ES-5 and a handful of...

Some VH4's have trim pots inside to control the level of background hum. Coz as I recall, Peter had me rip mine out! :lol: :LOL:

Not really my experience tbh. I've been to their offices, tried out a ton of amps, chatted to them, had a cuppa tea. Had good tech support with them. And their amps are built very well. I love Diezel amps, but Oranges aint no slouch!

I prefer the Herbert tbh.