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Yes Diezel's Transformers are made specially for them. Same can be said for ENGL. They are expensive because the company (talking Diezel here) uses no cost cutting measures, nothing but top notch components are used. I love mine.

I agree about the German Music Schmidt reviews...the Morse sounds best. Helps that the guy doing the review is the best player in the store. The review that is the most useless on their Youtube site is the Powerball review....I hve no idea what Joey was thinking. I have used he entire line...

Preference really. The Powerball, SE, Invader, Savage...even the Blackmore and Morse can h andle the task. I have a Blackmore and a Powerball. Love em both and have actually let all my Mesa gear go as a response.

I have never come across an amp line as overbuilt as Diezel. They are NOT fragile.

I have played the prototypes....the builder is a friend of mine. Really nice amps, not for metalheads but they are killer amps.

no, they didnt do that.

Diezels are NOT fragile. They take abuse line no other amp I have ever used.

I have noticed that on their amps myself. If it isnt normal it is obviously not rare. I loved the gain on the DIamond amps I have played. Now that they are working with BLankenship amps DIamond will become a major player in the amp biz.

Huge improvement over the '59 pickup in my opinion.

I didnt realize we were having a quarrel.....

Go to your tech and have the net recut or get a replacement cut. I'd go for the replacement myself.

Lollar pickups are fantastic, open sounding, crystal clear and full of harmonics. You can order 4 conductor humbuckers.

ZING Someone completely missed the point....... And if nobody cares about how things are regarded then I wonder where you have been and think you should turn on the lights and start paying attention. I am NOT comparing Gibson Custom to Schecter anything. I am saying that Gibson does NOT...

GIbsons are not hand made. They have more CNC stuff than any maker and are even working with a maker to design the first CNC specifically designed for guitars. When they say 'hand made' they are using a very loose definition of hand made. Hand finished is a better description.