Diezel VH4 vs D-Moll. Can't decide.

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Corey James said:
maybe i should rephrase this: will the d-moll do the channel 2 of the VH4, or is the D-Moll more of the channel 3?

Thanks RT!
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Like someone else said, I would go for the VH2 if that’s what you’re after. Channel 2 on the D-Moll’s strength is its harmonically rich metal tones. However, I could get great Marshall tones on channel 1 with a Klon style boost (J Rockett Archer).
 
Soundstorm said:
Like someone else said, I would go for the VH2 if that’s what you’re after. Channel 2 on the D-Moll’s strength is its harmonically rich metal tones. However, I could get great Marshall tones on channel 1 with a Klon style boost (J Rockett Archer).
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There are some really good tones inside the D-Moll...But it always felt a bit too soft and round. It lacked attack, and seemed "distant". I could see how a boost would benefit the amp.
 
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Love the Herbert! Love the VH-4, HATE the Einstein. Could not get rid of that one fast enough.
If you regret selling the VH-4, then you know what you have to do!
 
been a while since I owned either amp, but I remember the Dmoll sharing more in common with the Herbert iirc. I liked both, but they had their own thing going on. I have a friend that uses the Dmoll straight in live with a death metal band, and the VH4 didn't do it for him. It has it's own magic however IME, I've been jonsing to try a VH2.
 
PBGas said:
Love the Herbert! Love the VH-4, HATE the Einstein. Could not get rid of that one fast enough.
If you regret selling the VH-4, then you know what you have to do!
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Weird. The Einstein is my favorite Diezel. It's all the good parts of the VH4, plus a bit of the Herbert, wrapped into one amp. The only major downside to that amp for me is having to choose which mode to use.

That said, I've been considering buying a VH4 just to see if my opinion has changed on it. I liked the Synergy module so much that I'm thinking maybe my tastes have changed and maybe it's not as boring sounding as I thought it was.
 
MatrixClaw said:
Weird. The Einstein is my favorite Diezel. It's all the good parts of the VH4, plus a bit of the Herbert, wrapped into one amp. The only major downside to that amp for me is having to choose which mode to use.

That said, I've been considering buying a VH4 just to see if my opinion has changed on it. I liked the Synergy module so much that I'm thinking maybe my tastes have changed and maybe it's not as boring sounding as I thought it was.
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Maybe it was the one I had but it had nothing in it of either of those amps. The plex channel was solid on it though.
 
Jumpbackgeno said:
Probably the VH tones will get you there, I only had the D Moll and Hagen, but really Loved the Hagen a lot, sounds like my M Zero under my fingers
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Looking for more information on the Hagen. Saw a cool video last night.

Did you sell yours?
 
Corey James said:
Looking for more information on the Hagen. Saw a cool video last night.

Did you sell yours?
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Yes I did, sold for a EL34 M Zero and has that same desisable thud I love, both are Glorious!
I have it at Ground Zero now for some Mods and can't wait, needed it a little meaner and leaner
 
Where is Ground Zero located? Thanks for the reply.
 
Erock said:
been a while since I owned either amp, but I remember the Dmoll sharing more in common with the Herbert iirc. I liked both, but they had their own thing going on. I have a friend that uses the Dmoll straight in live with a death metal band, and the VH4 didn't do it for him. It has it's own magic however IME, I've been jonsing to try a VH2.
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Say!!!!!
 
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