QueenCityGuitars
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Ventura - The intent of my post was to get a feel from other VH4 owners about what they'd done to tweak the voicing of their amps more to their liking. I just want certain aspects of the amp to be more "me" by changing tubes and possibly a resistor. If I didn't like the amp, I would have just sold it and gotten something else (and I think I gave it plenty of compliments too). I do like my VH4, it's just the tubes had been changed from 6550s to EL34s and I wanted to change them back to what Diezel had originally put in it(per my initial VH4 Tubes post) as a baseline; a starting point. That led to this post and it just progressed and evolved. It's not a rip on Diezel amps at all.Ventura":3j28ij73 said:I'm pretty happy with my '09 VH4S as is - loaded with 6550's and 12AX7B's. No issues whatsoever. I can't bring myself to think that a resistor could make things any better. After reading this thread, it once AGAIN made me think of one of my fave guitarist's/musician's/composer's CD title "Shut Up 'N Play Yer Guitar" (FZ, RIP)
Seriously, Diezel's rip - WTF is going on here??
V.
Rest assured that I "shut up 'n' play my guitar" plenty...that's how I came to this conclusion (although I did get a good laugh from the quote). That being said, you don't think that Frank Zappa, or his protege Steve Vai, ever changed the tubes in their amps or tweaked their gear?