
Ventura
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Damn man, ya, I saw you started this thread a bit ago and didn't even open it up thinking it couldn't possibly be the CCV. Well, I was wrong. Wow, sorry to read this man, but hey, amps are really personal - so it's not anyone's fault, just facts, right? So it goes.Juggernaut":uqunzgna said:Ventura":uqunzgna said:What the hell happened with you and the CCV...??!!?!?!?!![]()
As for the Herbert and the VH4... Tough call man, but I'd say tightness is owned by the VH4.
Curve ball into this is the Hagen if you MUST go with a Diezel. Herbert is nu-metal territory, more or less the same menu and palette as the Uberschall TJ if we had to compare one brand to another; albeit the Herbert's got way more range - IMHO. VH4 is surgically tight...I have no idea what this bit about sag is, it's dry and tight, but loaded with overtones and a nice 3D sound. Hagen is the new kid on the block - and for my purposes, it slays. But that's not to say it'll be everyone's cup of tea.
Fortin and DAR are definite contenders.
But ya, still puzzled as to what the f*ck happened to the Cameron Honeymoon.
Peace,
Mo
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FWIW, I picked up a 20thA almost 2 years ago now...I knew that amp was a 100% keeper the moment I plugged into it. It still makes me grow a rubbery one when I throw the standby to OFF



The VH4, I love this amp at 85% maximum love capacity




Then came along the Hagen. It's got it all - greasiness, vibe, groove, biting gnawing gnashing brutality, a decay that's got a life of its own when you let the chords ring out, incredible percussive nature, and man, for me - again, all personal - it takes my mood and groove and communicates it perfectly. I am sure for all the lovers of this amp, there are an equal number of dissers. That's the nature of the field.
Good luck

Mo