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slaktarn
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Finally, I ordered a Diezel VH4 today!!!
The swedish distributor couldn't give any info on how long the delivery time would be though... Hurry up Peter
I tried a VH4 last week and compared it to a 5150 and a triple rectifier. All through a 4*12 with v30:s.
It was as good as I had imagined it to be! Relly cool that there was a real noticeable difference between ch3 and ch4, where ch4 felt a real lead channel, the sustain was awesome - it almost felt like I had engaged a compressor on long sustained notes. Ch3 felt better for rythm though - a little less round.
The 5150 in comparasion has a lot of ugly frequencys that really stands out and the EQ cant tame them.
The rectifier sounded a bit more evil (ch3 modern) with more sizzle in the top frequencies, but not as defined in the midrange as the VH4, the VH4 had more bite.
My band on Spotify:
http://open.spotify.com/artist/41zwv3Ylhxesbi0rYKGn7T
The swedish distributor couldn't give any info on how long the delivery time would be though... Hurry up Peter
I tried a VH4 last week and compared it to a 5150 and a triple rectifier. All through a 4*12 with v30:s.
It was as good as I had imagined it to be! Relly cool that there was a real noticeable difference between ch3 and ch4, where ch4 felt a real lead channel, the sustain was awesome - it almost felt like I had engaged a compressor on long sustained notes. Ch3 felt better for rythm though - a little less round.
The 5150 in comparasion has a lot of ugly frequencys that really stands out and the EQ cant tame them.
The rectifier sounded a bit more evil (ch3 modern) with more sizzle in the top frequencies, but not as defined in the midrange as the VH4, the VH4 had more bite.
My band on Spotify:
http://open.spotify.com/artist/41zwv3Ylhxesbi0rYKGn7T
