I’ve made an analog delay shootout once: http://tehsecs.com/gear/shootout.html
It’s only 3 pedals, but you can get the picture. The DM-2 has an MN3205 and the Two-Timer has a V3205. Hear for yourself!

Isn’t the 3205 a lower-current version of the 3005? Anyways, if it can be done, he could try using the V3205. It sounds close enough for most applications, though somewhat pingy.

As long as it is tip-positive, yes, it will work. The more miliamps you’ve got, the better.

Actually, the Hoax has three outputs (direct, blended and wet) and you can use all three, so it’s got one more output in comparison to the Polyphase. I just don’t know whether the Polyphase has got some optimization for a deeper stereo effect or something.

They differ on complexity. The Flanger Hoax can do anything you want and more (much, much more), including through-zero flanging. It’s quite a complex beast, though. The Polyphase is right in the middle, and offers a lot of sounds –though not as much as the Hoax. The Small Stone is pretty much a 4-trick pony (color up and down, slow and fast), but boy, what tricks! I kick myself every other minute for selling mine…

1/4 has a bit less noise, but it’s barely noticeable in simple circuits as most pedals. It will fit highly-populated PCBs with a bit more room, but are indeed a bit harder to work with.

I only use 1/4-watters.

#2 and #1 as the worst ideas ever. #6 for the punkiness. #7 looks fun as well.