Here is a very cool and somewhat rare "reverse graphic" Memory Man from the 1970s. This is the Memory Man with Chorus v3 that was in production between 1978-1982. There were several different versions of the aesthetics, and this one is commonly referred to as the Reverse Graphics. It features: - Input, Boost Input and Output - Echo and Chorus slider switch - Blend, Feedback and Delay knobs - On the dials there are stars that indicate best settings for the chorus, which I have to say is spot on. The PCB board is a 7810 serial number and the circuit utilizes the Panasonic MN3005 chip. The power supply is a two-pronged internal source. The knobs are my favorite variation of the "chicken head" knobs. The delays are warm, dark and lush - sounds fantastic. The chorus is so very lush and 3D sounding - honestly it could be utilized for it alone. The boost input has such a great grind - sounds like the sweet spot on the overdrive of the Deluxe Memory Mans. The pedal functions as intended and there is a slight floor noise as with all MMs from this era. The paint is a little scratched up, but not bad at all for a 48 year old pedal. I love these units - they are generally rare in this aesthetic, which doesn't affect the tone, but does affect the cool factor, especially if you're a fan of vintage vibe. No box. Shipping charged at actual cost. Ships carefully packed with tracking.