Uploaded August 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The awesome KHE Amp And Cabinet Selector is just one of the most amazing tools you can have in the studio, so I thought I'd quickly show you what it does.
In order to do that I needed several amps to switch between, so I figured it'd be a good situation to switch back and forth between my 3 Diezel heads.
All heads go into the same cab and have the EQ knobs set to approximately noon with just small adjustments (dipping the mids on the vh4 and Einstein slightly to make them more comparable to the Herbert with the mid cut engaged (set to 9:00 o'clock).
Usually I'd use a boost for this type of riffing, in this case there's no boost though, just the guita (DI) straight into the amps.
Edit: the "cab" I ended up using for this test was actually not a real cab at all but one of my Mesa Its loaded into the St.Rock react:IR
if you wanna know more about the amp and cab switchers, you can check them out here:
khe-audioelectronics.com
Thanks
The awesome KHE Amp And Cabinet Selector is just one of the most amazing tools you can have in the studio, so I thought I'd quickly show you what it does.
In order to do that I needed several amps to switch between, so I figured it'd be a good situation to switch back and forth between my 3 Diezel heads.
All heads go into the same cab and have the EQ knobs set to approximately noon with just small adjustments (dipping the mids on the vh4 and Einstein slightly to make them more comparable to the Herbert with the mid cut engaged (set to 9:00 o'clock).
Usually I'd use a boost for this type of riffing, in this case there's no boost though, just the guita (DI) straight into the amps.
Edit: the "cab" I ended up using for this test was actually not a real cab at all but one of my Mesa Its loaded into the St.Rock react:IR
if you wanna know more about the amp and cab switchers, you can check them out here:
khe-audioelectronics.com
Thanks
