Nice, I hadn’t considered the G12H.
Give it a go. If you like to tinker, they mix well with V30's and K100's. Either cross-pattern or your favourites up top.
I’m intrigued…I haven’t researched cabs enough. So would this be brighter sounding than what the Mesa cab with V30’s offer? How about compared to the FL Diezel can with V30’s. Do you know how it would compare to both? I didn’t even realize there were different V30’s. So the originals have a different tone from what I’m reading online.
Very good to know! Thats all I’ve played it through…V30’s in Mesa trad cab and Diezel FL
I prefer the mesa V30 cabs to the Diezel FL cabs with the VH4. With the Herbert, I found the Diezel cab to be a better fit.
I have a FL Diezel Cab with their v30s . The Marshall BV just sounds bigger full and just more natural and very alive . Huge amd balanced. The Diezel cab has Chinese v30s . Still good just super super tight and not as full . I love both cabs
That would make sense. It’s probably tuned for it. It seems like that’s what I’ve always seen them played through.
I would be interested to hear it played through a BV. Does it sound more open and less compressed? I think it sounds pretty dark and, for lack of a better word, muffled through the Mesa cab. Diesel cab definitely sounds brighter. When I’ve recorded through load box or mic’ed, it sounds good. Just more about the in room sound I guess. lol. I’m always curious how something else sounds.
The FL Diezel cab with v30s is the brightest of sll I’ve tried . Remember is ok to turn treble and presence upI would be interested to hear it played through a BV. Does it sound more open and less compressed? I think it sounds pretty dark and, for lack of a better word, muffled through the Mesa cab. Diesel cab definitely sounds brighter. When I’ve recorded through load box or mic’ed, it sounds good. Just more about the in room sound I guess. lol. I’m always curious how something else sounds.
Dude, that would be legit! Would be much appreciated.
Ha ha…right on. I am with you for sure. I have run it different ways to find the perfect spot. I do like lower volumes where a lot of the “grit, gravelly” kind of tone lies…if I’m getting the in the room feel I like. Recorded on my Boss Waza TAE, it’s cranked around 12 o’clock on master volume. The amp wails for sure and is a beast! I’m probably always more inclined towards the crunchy sound of the Mesa Mark series amps…love the Mark VII!
Good to know. I do like that about the VH4…I feel like there are so many sounds that can come from it. Just changing dials, especially to different extremes seems to change sound a lot.