Rich

And FWIW, I think it looks fackin brilliant. It appeals to my inner engineering nerd. Once you've worked out what the symbols actually mean -- and let's face it, we're all intelligent, even the guitarists** so that won't take long -- it'll be easy enough. I mean, it's not the first pedal to have shall we say 'enigmatic' control labelling... 'Pinch' and 'Wool' on the Woolly Mammoth, anyone? ** obvious joke, but I apologise to any sensitive petals who are offended by it.

From little acorns, and all that. If they're going to dip a toe into the waters of stuff-other-than-cabs, better to start small. Jumping in feet first with an expensive tube amp, with all the R&D and prototyping costs involved, could have been financial suicide. I think it's a smart first move.

Thanks guys, you're making me feel young!

Dead Man's Curve - Jan and Dean

Cheap at Half the Price - Dr. Feelgood

Rock Bottom - Lynsey de Paul and Mike Moran

Satellite - The Hooters EDIT: just had a listen to this on yootoob, I'd forgotten what a belting song it is.

I Wanna Be Straight - I.D. and the Blocks

Let's Have a Ding Dong - Winifred Atwell

Gimme Gimme Gimme - Abba abba abba

One Fine Day - Gerry Goffin and Carole King

A Day In The Life - those nobodies again

Don Quixote - Nik Kershaw Donkey Hotey... yeah, tenuous I know but WTF

In A Big Country - Big Country

That's disgraceful. Minor finish flaws are one thing, sending it out with a boIIocksed neck is quite another. There's no excuse for that at any price point.

The Holly and the Ivy - trad

Friday on my Mind - Easybeats

Excellent piece on the development of the Oxford ChAdOx1-nCov19 vaccine. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-55041371

Time (Clock of the Heart) - Vulture Club

The First Cut Is the Deepest - Cat Stevens

It's a 4003 with a Carl Thompson neck...

Once Around The World - It Bites

Tie A Yellow Ribbon - Dawn

Terms and Conditions - Chet Faker

I don't care if it's a quote from Mary Poppins or Debbie Does Dallas he's dead right.