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3Leaf Audio Club - Episode 2

Bah, Chicago style.... might as well have lasagna. If you haven't had NYC style I can understand not understanding the fascination; it's thin, it's on the go, it's crisp flavor and no fooling around. That said I prefer Buffalo style, slightly thicker crust with more sauce and cheese, and slightly burnt on the bottom and top. It can go very wrong though in the form of a soggy pizza. Bocce's pizza is where it's at.
 
Best NYC style pizza I've ever had was in Amsterdam of all places. 2006. The owner was from NYC and was out on the street working the crowd to get people in to try the pizza.

Now, Spencer, get back to Seattle, finish the 2 new pedals and take my money already will ya
 
Is all Chicago style pizza the deep dish variety? I can't get behind that kind of "pizza" for a number of reasons.

Well, I have no problem doing so. Giordano's is the best thing I think I've ever eaten.

Now, Spencer, get back to Seattle, finish the 2 new pedals and take my money already will ya

I concur!
 
I noticed on the Darkglass thread that they were asking Doug to show his pedalboard, so I thought it would be cool to ask the same of Spencer...
Any chance of you uploading a recent picture of your current pedalboard Spencer?

My pedalboard is all ripped up at the moment but I'll post a picture when I get a chance to put it back together.
 
There are a couple epic spots for pizza here in Seattle. We take food and microbrews VERY seriously out here.

For real. Di Fara and Lucali are still my all-time faves, but Delancey here in Seattle can easily be mentioned in the same breath as all the legendary Brooklyn spots.

I'm back in Seattle but I'm moving (both my shop and my home) next week, so the rusty boxes will have to wait until June.

On another note, I saw Tim Lefebvre using my octaver prototype at the 55 Bar the other night and he absolutely slayed.