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If I muster the willpower, I will do it. Mine (pinch harmonics) don't sound like yours.

Yes it is. You can't please everyone obviously. I thought at first I should record some pinch harmonics to show you how it's done but finally I didn't bother LOL I do have a 90s rev G as well as two 2203s but I still prefer the SLO. There's no accounting for taste, IMHO, YMMV etc.

Haha I was wrong although I own both a SLO and a 2203 (but not a Lenz modded one) LOL

I did not care about comfort until recently, when I turned 50 and feeling onset of arthritis in my joints. Comfort is the opposite of rebellious and romantic. Being on the road is being an outsider to society. Posting videos on youtube to make a living from your home looks more like conforming...

I really wonder what's the appeal of doing youtube videos all day long. I remember as a teenager dreaming of world tours, drugs and naked groupies. this was somehow rebellious and romantic to my young naïve mind. I cannot fathom teenagers of today dreaming of becoming youtubers. The rebellious...

Couldn't have said it better. Also, the music made me slightly incomfortable, bit like watching some open heart surgery/procedure video LOL There's a clear Bret Easton Ellis/"American Psycho" ambiance/atmosphere.

I wouldn't call a 2203 squishy. I would be more inclined to call tighter amps than the 2203 sterile and solid-statish. It's a matter of taste of course, IMHO/YMMV etc.

I guess B is the Soldano and A is the modded Marshall but it is so close it's really nitpicking here. The B has slightly more mids and A is slightly more scooped (to my ears, listening with Beyer DT770Pro headphones). Both would do the job fine.

Both are super close.

I used no boost for a long time but sometimes a TC Electronic preamp, the old one. Sometimes the green Maxon OD808. Then I've been using a CAJ Smart Buffer with the side gain maxed for the last 10 years. That way the gain is only around 3 or 4 on the lead channel depending on the guitar and the...

Nice fretless Ibenhads ! The headless one is yummy !

The SLO works for death-metal !!! At least it worked well enough for me (and still works although I play less death-metal than before) . Pinch harmonics galore, Chuck Shuldiner style, if that's your thing (I'm also a Zakk fan to tell the truth).

Playing the fretless about 23 years ago ! Old pic ! Solid flame maple wings...

Impressive road case... Case+cab must be 300lbs LOL

Not mine but it's the exact same bass ! Full maple neck thru with ebony fretboard, fretless with SD pickup... Sounds awesome... Mesa stack ! I also have an Eden WT800 + 2x10 but no pics right now.

Yeah but you can implement it so that the pedal is in bypass when the relay is not powered so in fact it works just like a physical true bypass with a mechanical switch (the relay being a powered mechanical switch anyway).

This pic is more telling :

A bit fizzy to my ears...

I like the tone, I like the feel under the fingers, the attack, the bounce, I like the headroom, how it cleans up with the volume knob, the way it doesn't fall apart when you turn it up, the voicing with a Les Paul etc. It works for everything. I use it for all styles of music. I played with one...

I'm not Uncle Smash but hell yes I'd buy an original SLO100 again and again.