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MrNixon
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For dreaming up, designing, manufacturing and standing by the gorgeous sound in your head.
I knew, once I had learned about these amps through Adam Jones & Billy Howerdel, that a Diezel amp was something i MUST have. I've gone through more amps than a person in my financial situation (working musician and perpetual student
) should. From years of dreaming about having that tone underneath my fingers to being diligent enough to even assume a Diezel was in my grasp, the Einstein 50w has been the tone that really sets my sound onstage (and my demeanor!) apart from the chaff. Once people see me roll in with this strange lookin tiny cabinet'ed setup, they either immediately know that something good is about to happen, or they scoff at my attention to details - only to be apologetic at the end! Thankfully it has been more the former than the latter; 'contending' guitarists have started to become less competitive and more receptive. It just sounds and feels SO good, therefore it makes me want to play just as good as it sounds. These things are keepers, buddy! Even with the introduction of these guitar super-computers such as the AxeFX and the Digidesign Eleven, nothing will ever, EVER replace real amplification.
The one thing that the layman will never understand about musicians and being particular about gear is the fact that these sounds have a tactile FEEL to them. The way the tone feels coming out of these amps is incomparable. OH- the CONSISTENCY alone. Thank you so much for releasing a product that sounds as good as it does regardless of temperature, or speaker direction, or if i nudged the Presence knob a little by mistake. I remember my first Hi-Gain amp (Mesa/Boogie Nomad 45) was one of the most stressful pieces of kit i've ever owned. The tone would sound different from hour to hour, from room to room... your amplifiers have been so totally reliable - i don't even really need to EQ it; i sound like me and me sounding GOOD
Keep hearing these sounds and keep dreaming of new ones,
Marc.
PS - sorry if i sound a little full of myself, but straight up - your amp makes me sound so ficken good! it's the tonal equivalent of Bumsen.
I knew, once I had learned about these amps through Adam Jones & Billy Howerdel, that a Diezel amp was something i MUST have. I've gone through more amps than a person in my financial situation (working musician and perpetual student
) should. From years of dreaming about having that tone underneath my fingers to being diligent enough to even assume a Diezel was in my grasp, the Einstein 50w has been the tone that really sets my sound onstage (and my demeanor!) apart from the chaff. Once people see me roll in with this strange lookin tiny cabinet'ed setup, they either immediately know that something good is about to happen, or they scoff at my attention to details - only to be apologetic at the end! Thankfully it has been more the former than the latter; 'contending' guitarists have started to become less competitive and more receptive. It just sounds and feels SO good, therefore it makes me want to play just as good as it sounds. These things are keepers, buddy! Even with the introduction of these guitar super-computers such as the AxeFX and the Digidesign Eleven, nothing will ever, EVER replace real amplification. The one thing that the layman will never understand about musicians and being particular about gear is the fact that these sounds have a tactile FEEL to them. The way the tone feels coming out of these amps is incomparable. OH- the CONSISTENCY alone. Thank you so much for releasing a product that sounds as good as it does regardless of temperature, or speaker direction, or if i nudged the Presence knob a little by mistake. I remember my first Hi-Gain amp (Mesa/Boogie Nomad 45) was one of the most stressful pieces of kit i've ever owned. The tone would sound different from hour to hour, from room to room... your amplifiers have been so totally reliable - i don't even really need to EQ it; i sound like me and me sounding GOOD
Keep hearing these sounds and keep dreaming of new ones,
Marc.
PS - sorry if i sound a little full of myself, but straight up - your amp makes me sound so ficken good! it's the tonal equivalent of Bumsen.
