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Have you checked out Diezel Amps? Surprised it hasn't been mentioned yet... I mean unless you're going for that super used cookie cutter tone. If that's the case, go for the marshall.

could be the pickups or a wiring issue, could be technique.

Thank you! You answered my follow up questions that I was going to ask too lol -Alex

When was the last time you changed your tubes? And are you using any boost pedals in front of the amp? -Alex

I've read this many times in the Diezel forum. Can you tell me a little about how you use your gear? Do you play out a lot, record, or play for yourself? -Alex

If you have good technique and properly dressed frets, you should never have trouble with sustain.

+1 on all the advice. I've had this same issue before.

The 6550's were probably no longer good and triggered the fuse to blow. That's what it's supposed to do :D Check the fuse in a few days if it's eating at you though. -Alex

"Basically" is not anywhere close to the real deal IMO but tone is subjective. Diezel's like the celestion v30's and k100's. What Diezel head are you using? -Alex

"Basically" is not anywhere close to the real deal IMO but tone is subjective. Diezel's like the celestion v30's and k100's. What Diezel head are you using? -Alex

+1

Ummm..... ISP Noise suppressor? I use it to make "stoppy" parts more defined. I turn it to the lowest possible setting that I can for the parts and it doesn't hinder the tone or sustain to any noticeable degree in a live band setting. If you feel like it does hinder the tone then dont keep it on...

Just make the correct patches with your midi controller. I have 7 that i use but i never use more than 3 in a song. There was someone building pedals for the herbert with a modded chip but it wasnt "diezel approved" and I don't know what happened to the person that was doing it......... The...

Not with midi

There is a thread on here where Peter Diezel said that the FS7HE only works with the MKII.

I had a problem with the first floyd guitar i bought but after figuring it out in 10 min, i realized i really like them. Once I lock the strings down at the nut I never have to touch the main tuners or unlock the nut until i'm changing my strings again. Not to mention the INSANE tuning stability...

www.wdmusic.com is were you will find the best quality ones. they make alot of the pickgaurds for warmoth not to mention just about every prewire on the market including emg, fender, and esp. Worked at wd for a while. Largest guitar parts distributor in the USA. -Alex

That pedal only works the the Herbert MKII models. If your Herbert is a MKII model it will say it on your amp right next to where it says "Herbert" above your input jack. If not, go midi. It's actually really simple and better imo -Alex

I like the EP booster more at 18v as well. -Alex

Ruby's are awesome. Don't be scared of the cheap price. Look into the company and you will see why they are so cheap and why so many people like them. -Alex