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The SS displaced your 4104, which as far as I can tell says a lot.

Sounds pretty good I think.

The mis-transcribed live videos of him speaking in tongues are amazing. "Big mac! One or three?!"

I think I've avoided it out of principle, and stuck to the version with the original musicians before Sharon et al. tried to screw 'em over in that particular way.

There's the RickToone tremolo, which has an individual cam per string so everything stays in tune, but it looks like it's only available for volume licensing and not as an after-market parts purchase. I don't think it can do all the fancy stuff this one does, just the relative pitch preservation.

That's a nice dog it came with.

If you haven't already found this, here's a video comparing the Sidewinder and 12L:

Side note, but the main riff of Miracle Man sounds like it was ripped from one Randy does in this song.

Clips?

I think this establishes intent.

You may be able to order through zuckbook, but I did it via email: ohm.picks@gmail.com

Not there.

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Divine Intonation.

Really? I thought his love of St. Peter's crucifix gave it away.

To me it looks like they just made PCBs that are basically eyelet boards but with pads instead of actual eyelets, and then hand-wired everything from there. Hence how they were able to have that little patch of traditional looking PCB for the op-amp. The rest of the board just doesn't have the...

I looked a bit closer. It looks like V2 is a PCB made in the style of V1's tagboard (see the green patch of solder mask for the op-amp).

Funny, I went the opposite direction. Tried Reaper, couldn't get it to work for me, switched to Ardour and was finally able to record stuff.

Looks like eyelet or tagboard?

Yeah, some artists just lack the knack for that.