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Stan Simon returns to discuss the news that sent gear heads into a tizzy last week. Following the announcement that Bill Finnegan will begin again to produce his officially sanctioned mass produced KTR pedals, we weigh in on how the changes to the original circuit affect the mystique of the original "magic" transparent overdrive pedal.
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