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For sure, thank you. Id like to add that the Wonderlove v2 sounds more colorful & thicker than the Chromatron/Proton IV & in that regard is much more reminiscent of a Mu-Tron which makes sense given the Wonderlove was Spencer's attempt at capturing that Stevie Wonder Mu-Tron sound.
Upon opening the new unit they sent me it appears Mu-Tron has changed the layout of the circuit. It now looks like this:
The trim pots are now in the upper left corner & the jumper pin is now in the bottom right corner very close to the wall of the enclosure which makes it a little more difficult to get ahold of with your fingers to adjust the preamp setting. This unit also sounds slightly different than the one they initially sent me.
On the older model the layout looked like this:
The trim pots are directly above the Opto-Mod module & the jumper pins right below it with space to get ahold of it.
Cool. I wonder if it sounds different. I had mine calibrated and made true bypass and got the Lingenberg Sound adapter (which worked well) I wish I had not messed with it at all.