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I was thinking of doing that or G12K100s or an X pattern of V30s and k100s :yes: Until I can score a Diezel FL :)

I found a picture of speaker out of the Herbert on google (I was surprisingly correct with my description :lol: :LOL: ) I circled the one you can plug into. At least, that is how I would think you should do it. I think it doesn't matter which of the 8 ohms you plug into though :thumbsup:

You can do one 8 ohm load. the 2x8 (and 2x16) ohm is for running two cabs. I haven't seen the back of the Herbert in a while, but if I recall correctly the speaker outs are in a line going from 4 to 16 ohms from left to right, correct? (like this: 4ohm-2x8ohm-4ohm 8ohm-2x16-8ohm 16ohm). if so, I...

Studio out? I was not aware of this being on the older VH4s haha :/

Cool video especially because I have never met Papa in person and so it is nice to see him and hear him explain his amp :rock: Lil Fokker sounds thick and fucking awesome!!!

Peters are awesome amps as well!! You will not be disappointed with the VH4 ever :) The versatility is key. If you need anything done to the amp, take it to a good qualified tech until you know how to do some of these things yourself.

Sorry, I wasn't trying to seem like I was saying that :/ I was trying to say that we are not trying to steer him away from it just because, but that we don't think it is financially a good ideal; however, if he absolutely wants a VH4, then he should listen to his heart. Though I think a...

I will agree with RJF and JimmyBlind, the VH4 is more suited for heavier music, but it can do other styles very well. No one is telling you what amp you want and you should go with your heart, but if you only use one or two channels of this amp, then you may be better off looking for a Schmidt...

The VH4 (and I think all Diezels) has 16, 2x16, 8, 2x8 and 4. This measurement is ohms. Actually cab would have to be 8 ohms or more. It is more or less ok to go 8 ohms from amp to 16 ohm cab, but NOT ok to go 8 ohms from amp to 4 ohm cab (or less). Mismatching ohms will easily destroy an amp...

Hello, my friend :) I am a young one (got my vh4 when I was 19-20 and am now 23) as well and I am willing to give you some help. My best advice is to research a little about tube amps before purchasing one. The Vh4 has 4 power tubes and 7 preamp tubes (unless you get the stereo version or one...

All I can say: :rock: :rock: :rock: :rock: :rock: :rock: :rock: :rock: :rock: :rock: :rock: :rock: :rock: :rock:

Thanks for the translation :)

Oh trust me, she is on the list after my 7 string :) Only problem is getting one here in Colorado haha. Thank you for listening :)

Nothing special haha :aww: I recorded a cover of the song The Final by Dir En Grey (my favorite band). This was at a medium/low volume in my apartment with no pre or post EQ and in one take. I wanted the guitar to sit in the mix, but stick out a little bit. I panned a little left as that is...

I am not sure. :aww: Mine doesn't do it on channel 2.

Welcome to the forum :) I use Diezel and PRS as well ;)

^^^ Damn it!! why do people always tell me false crap :lol: :LOL: So, man, how was it? I could only assume it was bad ass!!!

Hello, my friend :) I had this issue a few months back and I am more than certain it is a microphonic preamp tube. In my case it was V2 and V3 (if I remember correctly) maybe one other. If it is just channel 4 then it is probably V2. And yes, V1 is closest to guitar input. The stock tubes are...

I was told that it was not at NAMM. Not sure if that is true or not because I did not go haha :/

This will be great :) I am curious of your guitar playing style :thumbsup: