duesentrieb
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V30s mixxed with G75Ts or Cl80s.
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Hard&Heavy
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Sounds like your dealer needs to go back to amp school. I agree with what everybody is saying here the einstein is very versitile and it will cover any stile of music with ease. It is the most open sounding of the 3 class ab amps, meaning vh4.herbert.einstein. The einstein just plain rocks. 
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synchu
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^Go that way and I will be selling my couple of years old Einy as "very-special-one-of-the-first/vintage" in a year or so, gathering just enough to get both new Einy and a VH4 
and I will be selling my couple of years old Einy as "very-special-one-of-the-first/vintage" in a year or so, gathering just enough to get both new Einy and a VH4
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Xman
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I can nail Gary Moore, Bonamassa, Vai, Satriani with the Einstein. It is an extremely versatile amp. Buy it, you won`t get disappointed no matter what style you play. Its that good. Another good clip:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0uYQa20Eao
By the way when i started to get interested in Diezels the salesman told me exactly the same as yours and recommended me a Marshall JVM. So i contacted tobiahtayo and asked him because i hadn`t played a Diezel at that time, while tobiahtayo had both Marshalls and the Eini. The answer was that he preferred the Einstein over the Marshall anytime. And as it showed off he was right.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0uYQa20Eao
By the way when i started to get interested in Diezels the salesman told me exactly the same as yours and recommended me a Marshall JVM. So i contacted tobiahtayo and asked him because i hadn`t played a Diezel at that time, while tobiahtayo had both Marshalls and the Eini. The answer was that he preferred the Einstein over the Marshall anytime. And as it showed off he was right.