shampoch
Member
Having spent a week with my Herbert and FL German GK-100 I am still preferring it over my VH4, although I will never let my VH4 go. In fact am putting 6L6's in the VH4 today being the Herbert is running all EL34's.
I have found the Herbert has many voices and they are all simple to play.
For me:
1. CH1 - Clean -unreal full (MK1) cleans (although I would love a bright switch)
2. CH2 - Gain 10:00, (-/+ on -) great 70's rock that does not sound like gain is just turned down
3. CH2 - Gain 2:00, (-/+ on -) early 80's rock classic
4. Ch2 - Gain 12:00 (-/+ on +) mid 80's hair bands and Van Halen stuff
5. Ch2 - Gain 12:00 (-/+ on +) Mid Cut engaged (setting noon) Heavy Metal ala Metallica
6. CH3 - Gain 12;00 (-/+ on -) silky smooth defined leads
Other cool setting - Ch2 - Gain 12:00 (-/+ on +) Mid Cut engaged (setting noon) and turn the guitar volume to 5, drop tune D - Chugga Chugga like no other!!
I have found the Herbert has many voices and they are all simple to play.
For me:
1. CH1 - Clean -unreal full (MK1) cleans (although I would love a bright switch)
2. CH2 - Gain 10:00, (-/+ on -) great 70's rock that does not sound like gain is just turned down
3. CH2 - Gain 2:00, (-/+ on -) early 80's rock classic
4. Ch2 - Gain 12:00 (-/+ on +) mid 80's hair bands and Van Halen stuff
5. Ch2 - Gain 12:00 (-/+ on +) Mid Cut engaged (setting noon) Heavy Metal ala Metallica
6. CH3 - Gain 12;00 (-/+ on -) silky smooth defined leads
Other cool setting - Ch2 - Gain 12:00 (-/+ on +) Mid Cut engaged (setting noon) and turn the guitar volume to 5, drop tune D - Chugga Chugga like no other!!
