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3Leaf Audio Club - Episode 2

And what will you be Monday when you go fishing and bait the line?
The perfect hat doesn’t exi-

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I'm sorry but how on earth is this a "modern classic" if only a bunch of hardcore fans are able to use one??

You could call it the secret cult pedal or something like that.
It’s sold hundreds (couple thousands?) since it was first introduced, it sounds great and there’s huge demand for hundreds (thousands?) more.

I bought mine maybe 2 years ago, I don’t recall, a relative bass newb, when it was just sitting in stock after I heard demos and chatted with Spencer over email.

His stuff has exploded since, I know. For a reason, no?
 
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I want to try for a high gain. See if I like it better….the hype train on this pedal could not be any more pumped up.
Based on your earlier posts, I doubt you will. If you had liked the standard version, then I could see you liking the HGM a bit more or a bit less. But since you didn't like the standard version, I suspect you won't like the revoiced version with HGM because the pedals have the same fundamental voice. Yes, they do sound different, but not night and day different.
Is there any modification of the circuit on this Doom 2 batch? Is the « reworked » circuit only the high gain mode?
Yes. It has the same revoicing as the Blood Red version.
No. It is not only HGM. While the revoicing is inspired by some of the tweaks from the HGM (different crossover frequency, etc.), this version can still be requested to have a HGM performed. See the July 4th update for details.