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Why would you buy more than one of the "same" pedal? When does a clone stop being a clone? How many ways are there to make toast? All of these questions and more are answered, or at least asked on this week's episode with punk rock poly math Chris Pierce from Volume IV studio and too many bands to list (ok, we'll try, Doc Hopper, Sinkhole, Deadguy, Faux Replika, Mikey Erg...)
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