[WarriorOfMetal]

Originally Posted by Lozek

That's odd, I'm the other way round. Thought the Herbert sounded pretty good but the VH4 was much tighter & more focussed with low tuning. I guess it depends what you're looking for, I've always preferred the bass player handling the extreme low end to get better seperation. (plus, I had to play bass with somebody who owned a Herbert and he pretty much used to obliterate the rest of the band, quite amusing but gets a bit pointless you being there in the end!!)

And, I'm happy to say that the guy from Cry For Silence can actually play, after seeing him at the Blackmachine stand earlier in the year. One of my pet hates is people with massive expensive rigs who play like retards

last time i played a Herbert (which was, admittedly, at Guitar Center, and at far from ideal volumes), i really wasn't impressed by it. i found it to be extremely compressed....to the point of making even the Engl Powerball sound open and dynamic

[ShawnFjellstad]

Originally Posted by WarriorOfMetal

last time i played a Herbert (which was, admittedly, at Guitar Center, and at far from ideal volumes), i really wasn't impressed by it. i found it to be extremely compressed....to the point of making even the Engl Powerball sound open and dynamic

i felt the same way when i had the chance to try one.

[Lozek]

Originally Posted by ukfswmart

...when between the turn of the year and now has there been an expo? Berk

A pedant opens their mouth to cover the fact that they don't understand the conversation.

[John_Strychnine]

Originally Posted by chavhunter

Well theyve supported MCR (shit band, but fairly massive) so they cant be that small and unknown. Plus Im sure Alex tech's for Architects and he'd be good enough to do teaching and session work on the side.

EDIT: Plus the obvious; having looked at their myspace he's endorsed by both Diezel and Black Machine!

They are also signed to Visible noise, which is an affilite of Sony Music, who used to have the likes of Lost Prophets and also Bring me the Horizon.

Last time i met alex he was using a VHT UL into a Mesa Cab with a 6 string ESP.

[encasedmetal]

not to piss anybody off, but why are you guys so down and gay about bad ass rigs, you should relish them. You see a rig that someone has strived for and dreamed about and denouce them, I see it all the time on here why? jealousy? I don't know, but you should applaud anyone that gets to put together a rig that all of us would kill for.

[Lozek]

Originally Posted by encasedmetal

not to piss anybody off, but why are you guys so down and gay about bad ass rigs, you should relish them. You see a rig that someone has strived for and dreamed about and denouce them, I see it all the time on here why? jealousy? I don't know, but you should applaud anyone that gets to put together a rig that all of us would kill for.

Who's being down on anyone?

[Jeff]

I've always wanted a Herbert or Einstein, but that's primarily because I thought the names were cool.

[Lozek]

Originally Posted by Jeff

I've always wanted a Herbert or Einstein, but that's primarily because I thought the names were cool.

You know that they're named after Peter Diezels family & pets? Herbert was his dad, the bass amp that has been in development is named after his mum (Lucy), and of course, why do you think that the Einstein has paw prints on it?

[Wolfie]

Originally Posted by Lozek

You know that they're named after Peter Diezels family & pets? Herbert was his dad, the bass amp that has been in development is named after his mum (Lucy), and of course, why do you think that the Einstein has paw prints on it?

Who was the unlucky one to recieve the name VH4 then?

[Lozek]

Originally Posted by Wolfie

Who was the unlucky one to recieve the name VH4 then?

I think he had a robotic accountant brother!!!