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It rhymes with "Spocktave"... I would likely also take something that rhymes with "Blunray", but only really in the hopes of trading it for the aforementioned "rhymes with Spocktave".
Well, if you get that Blunray, I have a Spocktave I'll trade you for!
I hear that the Scriptop/Molarian combo will outperform the Blunray by nearly 8.37%, as measured on a mass spectrograph at the Lawrence-Livermore National Laboratory. Of course it was a top secret study, so it's only a rumour.
Without dreams we’re hollow and empty.
Most are crushed, but the ones that come true can be epic.
Most are crushed, but the ones that come true can be epic.
There might also a Crocust Flar available. Or A Scriptop Kloost. Maybe. Hard to say really... 
Lowendtech
Happily trending in my own peculiar direction.
Bonus points if you can name the manufacturer of the motorcycle wheel that she’s using as an instrument.
I feel no shame.
Edit: Not about the pedal shelf, anyway.
You're supposed to name the wheel, not describe the music...
good call. Ok. I’ll call the music Out of this world. The wheel I’ll call spoked.
I try not to play my 4003 without Ric-o-Sound! Not that mono is bad, but stereo just rules with the Ric.
Utility pedals. They do, stuff.
i can dig it.
i can dig it.
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Lowendtech
Happily trending in my own peculiar direction.
I wish I could help.
I still has want Solarian.
I had a writeup about the two some where earlier, but it kind of matters what you'll use it for. I know alot don't like the Fender stack in the SS and SSDI, but any pedal I put in front of it sounds amazing, clear, punchy, still tube but not lazy, and powerful, that's probably the best work to describe it, powerful. I find the SSDI works best for me in recording and practice setups.
The P15 is a whole other animal, vintage, warm, you can get considerable grit/breakup (if you want), extremely interactive EQ, especially cool with limited controls. P15 help Broughton onto the map, and it's amazingly fun to play, but with the 2 I do reach for the SSDI for the flexibility of what it can play most of the time. You can't go wrong with either, the components inside make it so big power is always available, a lot of little subtle differences that equal huge sound with excellent dynamic response. I would suggest getting both, but if I had a choice I'd get a SSDI and Fliptop if the $$ wasn't there, that combo sounds great as well for a vintage model. Theres clips around here, one I could remember is on page 2112
