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Oh for sure. And sorry, I meant to respond to this, as I was referring to the Jan Hammer/George Duke sound. My bad.

You might also want to get a SEM Module, hard sync the oscillators, and modulate one of them, + a drizzling of FX. But yeah, The bang for buck is undeniable.

I had one but sold it. I have a sub 37 with the wood sides, and I just love that thing. The Boog sounds basically identical as a Model D, but the Sub37 just sparks me.

Unique idea. Looks cool!I'll have to check it out if they get some in at Truetone.

IMHO. Don't worry about preserving 'the old hang'. Just update it and make it modern. Being usable on tablets and phones would be nice too. Going on this site makes me feel like I'm traveling back into time. Personally I don't care about preserving tenure, post count, past posts, or anything. I'm willing to completely start over.

Gomeifuku Wo Inorimasu, sensei.

Nice review. I will try one. I'm thinking stationary wah and more. Might have to drop a dime on this.

Is the Auto Tune on the 3 channels separate instances with their own parameters, keys, formants, etc? Or do they share one setting?

Sounds almost like a raw VCO on square, with a sub OSC. To me it screams "Amp ADSR, and Filter needed". A cool box for sure!

They really need to make one that has basic rompler sounds. Acc Piano, Strings, Brass, Acc Bass, Elec Bass, Winds, along with an Organ, Syn Pad, and El Piano from their other pedals.

Great review. Thanks.

One thing not mentioned in the review is the S/N Ratio. While sounding iconic, the original was really noisy. How does the Pi-Phase compare? Is it relatively quiet?

I of course know I can get a D.A.M. Colorsound, or another high priced option. Anyone know of any dirt cheap, crappy, clones out there that just basically cop the circuit, without all the vintage NOS guts? Thanks!