Most disappointing amp

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The first one was a Fryette D60. I was so stoked to get that amp, and after the first note, I was like...nooooooo this is not what I want at all.

Revv, KSR, Omega, H&K, had similar experiences with all of these amps. The rounder low end is not something I enjoy.
 
The first one was a Fryette D60. I was so stoked to get that amp, and after the first note, I was like...nooooooo this is not what I want at all.

Revv, KSR, Omega, H&K, had similar experiences with all of these amps. The rounder low end is not something I enjoy.
First time i played a deliverance, i turned it off immediately and wrote it off. Recently retried it, and loved it. Very strange how these things happen
 
I felt that way about amps, too. Second try was much better than the first. And amps that I once loved I no longer enjoy. Ears are weird lol.
 
Had a diezel vh4s. I got rid of it cus I just couldn't get it where I wanted. I've come to realize my mistake in letting it go, I don't think it was the amp at all that I didn't like. It was the cab, a front loaded diezel cab with evm12ls. It was so bright and harsh sounding I couldnt jive and moved it on. Wish I had put it on a rear loaded cab with some celestions.
Diezel amps are so fussy. They need the right cab to sound great. Almost sold one of mine until I found the right cab. I would never sell it now, but I was close to making a mistake in letting it go.
 
Diezel amps are so fussy. They need the right cab to sound great. Almost sold one of mine until I found the right cab. I would never sell it now, but I was close to making a mistake in letting it go.
what cab are you using now, and what did you use it with?
you can tame the fuzz with a EQ/highpass infront and it's still full enough sounding.
 
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