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TexasDeathRide

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  1. Good to see this thread come back years later. I regret the way my post was first worded. All respect to Peter for his amps. I highly enjoy the flaming that went on though. Fighting about stupid {censored} is always fun. In retrospect, every amp talked about in this thread is top-notch and as Peter said its all in the ears of that player to which the sound makes him happy with an amp. I still love my recto, perhaps now more than ever. Four years of tweaking will do that to you.

  2. Wow this thread blew up overnight. I think a few of my first comments were worded the wrong way. I like the herbert. I really do, it sounds better than my recto, i was just upset that it wasn't a whole new level above my recto and that's my fault because I hyped the thing up in my head. In response to some of your concerns, i did play the thing pretty damn loud at GC in one of their "loud rooms" and that is definitley where the amps shines and I spent a good 20-30 minutes with it tweaking with the mid-cut and eq. On a side note, I got really pissed when I first looked at the EQ, the gain was cranked on channel three and mids were at 9 o'clock with the mid cut on.:mad:

  3. I went to the North Dallas guitar center on 75 and was able to plug in and jam on a herbert through a diezel speaker loaded 4x12. I have to say i was impressed, but not $4100 impressed. Everyone who talks about them around here is basically right. The amp sounds like a very produced high gain mesa with rectifierish sag but it still plays tighter than my triple rec. The gain on channel 3 was over the top and the mid cut put chanel three into nu metal territory instantly. I still couldn't hear anything that said, this warrants twice the price of a recto. Maybe I didn't hear it in the right space or at the right distance from the cab but I went home, cranked the recto and my gas for the herbert died.

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