Not much need to (or benefit in doing so). If you're somebody like AnalogMan, building pedals with careful selection of NOS transistors wired point-to-point, th

Not much need to (or benefit in doing so). If you're somebody like AnalogMan, building pedals with careful selection of NOS transistors wired point-to-point, this is so utterly not a threat to you. I've seen entirely analog circuits designed and built with the PCB parts and techniques used in these devices, that are miles away from the quality of good pedals, without even being digital or modeling at all. I'm sure the problem circuits measure completely fine, and then you A/B them with a truly great pedal and it's chalk and cheese. If you try to argue the point, people committed to the digital modeling model get quite fierce, so tone hounds learn to just roll their eyes and not engage. You can also think of it as learning to rely on secret weapons.