Norton666
Member
Just curious. Im seriously itching to give some a run . I run a guitar shop and Ive still never even seen one in person 
MARK2C
Member
In your case it would be best to contact Peter Stapfer at Diezel. He can set you up as a dealer or at least
tell you who has stock in your vicinity.
peterstapfer (at) diezelamplification.com
Be careful, Stapfer is very likable and charming.....
You may end up becoming a full line dealer.....
tell you who has stock in your vicinity.
peterstapfer (at) diezelamplification.com
Be careful, Stapfer is very likable and charming.....
You may end up becoming a full line dealer.....
Norton666
Member
I better watch myself then. It'd sure be a shame to be the only Diezel dealer within 10 hours in any direction.
glassjaw7
Well-known member
I lucked out and walked into Marc's Guitar Shop in Wausau, WI a couple years ago-looked around, and sitting there in the corner was a new VH4! I about crapped my pants because I had been dying to play one forever.
Now that shop won't deal with Diezel, probably because of the situation that arose earlier this year, but I'm really not sure. I wish they would become a dealer again. I was so looking forward to trying the rest of the Diezel family.
Now that shop won't deal with Diezel, probably because of the situation that arose earlier this year, but I'm really not sure. I wish they would become a dealer again. I was so looking forward to trying the rest of the Diezel family.
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Anonymous
Guest
I don't live anywhere near a Diezel dealership.
I bought all of mine without any audition and was never EVER disappointed.
If you think about what your needs are and the amount of wattage you seriously need, that will go a long way to giving you an idea of which Diezel model you most likely would prefer.
All Diezel amps are extremely versatile and can really do any style of music you want from it. They are not a one sound amp by any means. They all are built with the same quality no matter which amp you want.
Wattage should be a main concern as a lot of amp builders are now offering lower wattage models because they are finding that the lower wattage amps have the ability to really use the tubes as they should be used...harder and with more volume without over-powering the listener.
I have gone from a VH4 to a Herbert to an Einstein 50 watt combo and also have a Schmidt.
These last two have proven to be the most used amps of the lot for me, but that is what my requirements dictate.
I bought all of mine without any audition and was never EVER disappointed.
If you think about what your needs are and the amount of wattage you seriously need, that will go a long way to giving you an idea of which Diezel model you most likely would prefer.
All Diezel amps are extremely versatile and can really do any style of music you want from it. They are not a one sound amp by any means. They all are built with the same quality no matter which amp you want.
Wattage should be a main concern as a lot of amp builders are now offering lower wattage models because they are finding that the lower wattage amps have the ability to really use the tubes as they should be used...harder and with more volume without over-powering the listener.
I have gone from a VH4 to a Herbert to an Einstein 50 watt combo and also have a Schmidt.
These last two have proven to be the most used amps of the lot for me, but that is what my requirements dictate.