Diezel Herbert and Mesa Std Recto 4x12

I was actually testing my new JVC camera. I was just noodling around to test how the camera's mic responds to different settings of the amp. The video is unedited so it's a little long. The clip also kind of skipped towards the end. Here are what I used:
Ibanez RGT42DX
Morley Bad Horsey 2
Diezel Herbert
Mesa Std Recto 412
Yamaha DG-Stomp

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Diezel
• Herbert
• Mesa
• Recto
• 4x12

[OhSoInsane]

you shuold turn the TV off and watch the noise go down in the amp

[geetargeek79]

@OhSoInsane yeah you're absolutely right, but i was watching myth-busters at the same time. i wasnt laying down tracks or anything so noise was not a big deal.

[brandonmarks13279]

@OhSoInsane well you cant exactly watch noise... haha

[gearslut69]

@geetargeek79 From your video and others, the herbert sounds tight... do you think this amp could cover 80s thrash tones? ie: anthrax, megadeth, exdodus

[Heineken1712]

@BlueShirt7 but you can do the same channelsettings and store one with + and one with - to two buttons

[geetargeek79]

@BlueShirt7 no it's not. but there are ways to do it. somebody posted it in the diezel forum a while ago but maybe you can still search it up.

[BlueShirt7]

@geetargeek79 i just wanted to ask you if it is possible so control the +/- switch in channel 2 also via MIDI?

greez

[geetargeek79]

@BlueShirt7 now that i have tried before and it's awesome! i believe i tried the rear loaded with v30.

[BlueShirt7]

@geetargeek79 thanks a lot! :) i think I'll get it with the rear loaded Diezel Cab.

Cheers

[geetargeek79]

@BlueShirt7 I have never tried the traditional one. I can only guess that it would tend to have less bass and faster attack because of its smaller size.