Diezel D-Moll EL34 Classic Head

First off, I want to point out that I also own a 6L6 VH2, which is one of my favorite amps—and I have 20 of them.

What can I say? The amp broke down after just 4 days, or about a dozen hours of playing.

Pros:
1- Sound-wise, no complaints—it’s a Diezel, built for metal. The mid-cut is a real game-changer, and the gain level is massive while still remaining quite articulate and not overly compressed (even on Channel 3)

2- The EL34 version is really tight—no complaints.
3- The clean tones are superb.

Now for the cons:
1- It broke down after 4 days; the amp wouldn’t turn on anymore.
2- The switch is a disgrace: not only is it not included—you have to pay an extra €188 for it—but it isn’t even recognized when the amp starts up. You have to unplug and replug it, or even turn the amp off, to get it to work. If you read the reviews on the FS7 HE, you’ll see that this is a recurring issue.
3- When switching between channels 2 and 3 with the footswitch, there’s a slight lag, which makes it a bit chaotic to use: I never knew if this was due to the FS7 or the amp itself

In conclusion: I’d wanted this amp for years, but in the end I’m really fed up. I finally sent everything back to Thomann, which, as usual, has top-notch customer service.

Was it a fuse issue? Tubes? Or something else? I don’t know, but given all this, I’m going to refrain from trying to get a D-Moll again which is a shame, because the sound quality is really excellent

Tête acquise dans l'optique d'avoir un ampli qui sonne moderne, précis.
3 canaux :
-1 canal clean, gros headroom pour obtenir de beaux cleans qui encaissent bien les effets,
-2 canaux saturés avec chacun leur caractère : l'un sonne plus old school, l'autre plus moderne. Gros point positif, les 2 canaux réagissent bien à la dynamique, ainsi qu'au jeu au volume, permettant même d'obtenir des cleans plus que décents en étant sur ces canaux, en prenant la peine de baisser le niveau de sortie de son instrument