Congrats, DiscoFreq!

Those reverse graphic LBMPs don’t come up very often. I’ve seen them maybe twice in the last few years. The blue is so much sexier than the brown and yellow fudgepop versions. I’m guessing that one is an IC version.

The question now is, should I sell the Memory Boy to make way for the Deluxe?

The trend seems to be going in the direction of stereo inputs and outputs. This makes sense to me since so many great effects are in stereo. It’s also better for guys who want to experiment with unconventional effects sequences, like putting reverb before distortion. Or, you could just split between 2 separate distortions.

Most likely Howard Davis could do a modification. I would ask him. http://howard.davis2.home.att.net/

The sound card would be the component to worry about. Try to find out what the model number of your soundcard is, and check the specs to see if it’s up to snuff.

You’d probably get better results if you record your tracks to something like the EHX 2880, export the files over to your computer, then mix the files down in Audacity.

LOL Not to derail the Memory Man thread, but typically the biggest egos of any band are metal guitarists. The wattage of their amps usually correlate with the size of their ego. I’ll trade them for a singer with an ego any day. At least my ear drums will still be intact after the rehearsal

I’ve never tried it on bass, but it’s a very flexible compressor. I’m sure you could dial in a great setting to complement your bass rig.