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Or better: VHX - the Leonardo da Vinci of refinement & options! No offense to Elon ??

Well that's a pretty good setting! I'd say that once you get used to the dynamic feeling you would reduce gain a bit as well, expecially at high volume. EQ wise It seems perfect to my taste too, with that configuration I usually would run Bass to 0.65 with my guitars/cabs. With the diezel CAB...

Trick with Diezel is to not tune it like other amps, expecially on the power amp section. Try running both presence, deep and treble at half or lower and increase the mids. For instance presence at half on Diezel is like presence at 3/4 on other amps. It would take a bit of familiarity to get...

Yes! ?

PRE LOOP is serial, FX LOOP A and FX LOOP B can be fully serial, fully parallel or anything in between depending on the MIX knob setting.

Yes, DSP is between preamp and poweramp and output tubes will be deactivated in cabless operation. However the poweramp controls (Deep and Presence) will affect the IR output as well thanks to a mixed analog/digital design, so only power tubes and load (speaker) won't affect the IR ouput.

Sill finishing back ordered amp, pruduction will start as soon as them will be completed!! Thank you for the patience!

No, there's no need to match frequency, but make sure to check voltage output as sometimes converter push it too much, a customer had 255V out for example and amp was going in protection.

Thank you for your feedback!! We will keep it into consideration for new development!!

Yes it is, other then effects/IR it takes care of levels/filter adjustments, automatic popping tuner, spectrum analyzer... Features that VHX owners really loves and that contribute to make it the best Diezel ever!

Sure, it's true! Diezel openly was and still is against "improper" A/D converter. That's not the case with VHX, there's really nothing to worry about because levels and impedance are perfectly matched and studied for. Also the conversion happens on the loop, that is already buffered and low...

Of course, It's already in the next version beta, will release it as soon as possible!

Very nice clips! Thank you for posting them! Please note that VHX Gain settings has an improoved taper response: the sweet spot found on all diezel amps from 0.55 to 0.65 is spreaded in 0.45 to 0.75 on VHX for better control of it, so VHX will have more gain at same knob position. No there was...

If that's the case yes, you would need to use one of the method above!

Please have a look at page 6: https://www.diezelamplification.com/manuals/en/VH4&VH4S_Manual_26102016.pdf Send level is programmed by the channel volumes, while the effect volume is programmable with the control on the front of the amp called "Volume Parallel Loop" or "Mix". Leo :)

1) Not summed 2) Yes it would be possible The easyest way would be using the parallel loop however!

It would be wise to change power tubes, bias and while biasing checking that everything is in order with your closes amp tech!

Well it depends on the drummer and how much "clean" do you need. In this case I'd say that Diezel's has enough presence to be used way lower volume than other amps, meaning that to hear it you don't need to push master so 20W with 2x12 could be enough!

Yes, please just a little more patience, you won't be disappointed!!

Mixka one is the first batch one, slightly different from the production one!