※ Works perfectly without the "Gari" noise (scratching sound), and this is the last one available, first-come, first-served! As those who recognize the familiar circuit board in photos 6 and 7 will understand, this is the definitive JAPAN-made TS10, resurrected from its long封印 (sealing/hibernation), returning it to the same state as the Ibanez MSL, just like the TS10. Saying it's a recreation of an inspired TS10 is ultimately different. Even the MAXON OD-F1, frankly, is completely different, to the point where genuine TS10 users would be concerned! (lol) That's why the originals are expensive, because the answer that genuine TS10 users seek is only found there. Ultimately, the originals sell, and the price continues to rise because there's no serious alternative. Among all of that, with a quality that even TAIWAN-made ones can't achieve, I've searched and tested everything, and as a result, I've arrived at the origin of the TS10, the one that's exactly the same as the JAPAN-made original. I'm sending this to those who want to master the SRV and John Mayer sound, and those seeking the sound of a JAPAN-made TS10 that costs over 100,000 yen! ^_^b "What is the MSL TS10 解 (kai/understanding)?" The Ibanez MSL Metal Screamer was a phantom MSL (TS10) with a very small production run, sold for only one year from 1985 to 1986, during the transition period from the TS9 to the TS10. It has a PCB circuit board similar to the TS10, and is made by adding a metal element to the TS10 circuit. By removing that circuit and matching the values of some resistors and capacitors to those of the TS10, it returns to the exact same state as the original, superb JAPAN-made TS10, with a smile on your face! That's because the circuit, values, and construction are all the same, so it's only natural. The only difference is the color of the enclosure! (lol) Now, JAPAN-made ones cost over 100,000 yen, and you can't get the same superb JAPAN-made quality in the TAIWAN-made ones due to parts specification changes. The same specifications (1985 solder, nichicon electrolytic capacitors, nichicon orange tantalum capacitors, YAMATO green film capacitors, glossy 4558D, the same enclosure with a different paint job, etc.) and the exact same sound are here. Indeed, the MSL is the original TS10 from 1985, by cutting and connecting the metal element circuit added to the TS10 circuit. Those who know the secret will never let it go. "Huh, it's a Metal Screamer, but why does it sound better than the Taiwan-made TS10, which is supposed to be like the Japanese-made one?!" This is a wonderful and extremely rare effector! ^_^b