Bato":g8uucin7 said:
doesnt push enough(germans say that), not enough lower mids, ......
first thing is ridiculous. for the lower mids: obviously, these guys haven't noticed the EQ section of the amp yet or they have mid cut on 100% and then wondering.
i think that there are many guys around who buy this amp without really knowing WHAT they really want and i also think that there are enough people who buy the herbert "because it delivers TEH BR00TALZ!!11" - and then stop playing or something after 1 year...or maybe some do not really know that the "home"-EQ cannot really be the same as the band-EQ, if you know what i mean: at home i turn bass and mid-cut in, in the band i turn them back and give in many highs and mids - and it works perfectly well.
or it is, as you say, just a "up-to-date"-thing. there are many new herbert/diezel users and i can see a lot of people who do not want that many others have the same sound they have (they obviously don't know that "sound" is not depending on your amp only, but anyway).
and of course there are also a lot of people who change amps almost every year, but his is not my thing. i always only bought lower-priced-used-stuff, because for most of the time i didn't need more (and also i did not see why i should spend over 1000,- on something my marshall 8100 could also do). i play guitar for almost 15 years now, and after that time, playing on countless amps i thought that it was time for me to get "my" amp and i tested amps for the last 1,5 years before i bought herbert, because i wanted to test everything what was available, not depending on costs. i tested, just to name a few, Mesa Single/Dual/Triple+Roadking, Framus Dragon+Cobra, Engl Fireball+Powerball+Savage+Blackmore+SE, Peavey 5150/6505+XXX+JSX, Randall RM100+Titan+T2, H&K Triamp, Orange Thunderverb (i think) etc.etc. plus all of the Diezels. i then finally knew WHAT i want and with which amp i have to go when its about "the amp for your life".