Thanks. I've got some more quickies, but you get the idea. Just got to sift through them and upload. Channel 3 is over the top liquid metal. Smack the front end with an OD and Channel 1 can become your friend too. Not sure if you can hear it in the videos, but the way the bottom end tracks the top end is very prominent in this amp. It's almost like you have a bass player plugged in along with you. This is without running too much bass either. Channel 1 is running bass around 11:00, 2 and 3 at 1:00 and depth is around 12:00. Through the rear load Mesa cab, it really stands out. Channel 3 reminds me a lot of an Uberschall type voicing. Overall, I like the amp better with a rear load cab after going back and forth between it and the FL Diezel. The FL tightens everything up, but the amp loses a bit of its note separation. I think the rear load lets all the overtones/layers come through better. One other thing, the gain on Channel 2 and 3 are both below noon and the channel masters about the same. It doesn't take a lot of gain to make it work for you. The master was around 10:00. Just like the VH4 and Herbie, you can play around with the combination of gain/channel/master to compress or saturate as you so desire. It's just a kick ass amp all the way around.
Hell yeah!!
