hunter
Active member
Today I had my first gig where I used the Einstein instead of the Bogner Shiva, and it was great. Eini is just a perfect match with my new ripping Tele.
I used an Xotic RC booster and an RMC3 Wah upfront as well as a LexiconMX200 in the loop for a bit of ambience, all went through a ported 2x12 from The Heritage, carrying a G12-65 Rola and a G12M25.
It was fat, it was punchy, it was extremely versatile, I had searing leads with great controllable feedback and pinch harmonics as well as real nice cleans and crunch sounds. With the boost upfront and the many switching options of the Baja Tele it's a tone monster.
For classic rock and if I'd play in a trio I'd still prefer the Bogner, but Einstein gives me more options and is cutting through the band much better as well as being more consistent.
I used an Xotic RC booster and an RMC3 Wah upfront as well as a LexiconMX200 in the loop for a bit of ambience, all went through a ported 2x12 from The Heritage, carrying a G12-65 Rola and a G12M25.
It was fat, it was punchy, it was extremely versatile, I had searing leads with great controllable feedback and pinch harmonics as well as real nice cleans and crunch sounds. With the boost upfront and the many switching options of the Baja Tele it's a tone monster.
For classic rock and if I'd play in a trio I'd still prefer the Bogner, but Einstein gives me more options and is cutting through the band much better as well as being more consistent.