Thank you for a wonderful article. All my usual suppliers do not seem to have one in stock yet, but they are all going to do their best to source one for me.
The pixies at the bottom of my garden say they had the previous analogue model, but that the gnomes pinched it along with a crop of magic mushrooms.

M.O.T.H.A.F.U.C.K. Genius.

where can these mics be found now?

Dave, I'm honoured to have been using three of these incredible microphones for over ten years now, since you wrote the first review.
Two of them are used in a double M-S pattern, with the third as an IASA (Independent Agent Steerable Array ) as a highlighting instrument to provide crispness and definition to instrumental timbre in all my award winning recordings. I also have to commend you on your marvelous warranty service and followup, and all users should be made aware that the CCC (capsule containment chamber) must be kept at a minimum of 75 psi air pressure for proper acoustic wavefront energy transfer to take place.
But this is old news, it's been amply covered in the "Transactions" in 2002 and again in 2004.
Dave, please keep us posted on further developments in your research on the use of microscopic black holes in magnetostrictive energy transfer in loudspeaker magnet construction! You're really way ahead of the curve here (as usual
All best,
Yves
PS: Where's all that damned weighted pink noise coming from?!!>!#@?? Damn those flies.............