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Same for the 8dip. Pin 7 is a single, pin 8 hot is a dual Since they socketed them, just pop a single or dual in to confirm once you figure out which pin is hot

The big tell/help will be knowing what pin is ground and what pin is hot on the 14 pin. Note, half of them may be grounded...

BJT or jfet input, filters are probably the 8dip, dual opamp, and a 4049 or 4069 as the 14dip. If Vcc is on pin 1, cd4049, if pin 14, 4069

I relay like the design of "countersunk" sub mini switches where there is just a nub of a short bat poking through an oblong hole. I know this isn't an answer to Jessenator's Q but I feel like that's probably the most durable utilization. I believe most non-faceplated designs use non-threaded...

Did you try the ole wet sharpie on dry sharpie and wipe?

What is IC2? If it is a boost.... What voltage is VPP?

Found some info https://www.effectsdatabase.com/model/voice/differentialbox One mention here https://www.tonemachinesblog.com/search?q=Voice&m=1

Looks like a wedge Sekova style 2 knob fuzz I am assuming it is a wedge. Hard to tell from the photo. FZ1a Mystery 3 knob fuzz Dog one resistors and SB175s were common in those. Really need a gut shot of the original. Source...

Looks like these were big in the mid/late 60s through the early 70s. Here's a list Found a vid.

I mean, for cleans, maybe a C2C project? Maybe a particle accelerator or ambassador?

Not dissimilar to a MA165 and other matsushita/Panasonic diodes. Vf seems high for a 165 though

I didn't know there was an Epstein action figure

European germanium in canada https://ebay.us/m/96UrPq

You deciduous devil. Nuts deep!

Kinda sounds like a single miced Leslie too me. Maybe it's something like a EHX Super Pulsar

Be careful trying to procreate twigs. Too much friction and you'll start a wildfire.

Congrats on putting down roots. Good luck with the rhizomes!

Cepheid Chorus pcbS disagree. But again, maybe a new feature?

(calmly)Who's not calm?