I got pretty good at adjusting mine as well...I got very tired of lugging it around, and it mostly just sat in the studio, so when I got an offer I couldn't refuse, I sold it. The guy who bought it was ecstatic, as it was mostly all original (one control knob was replaced with a repro), and in excellent condition, including the legs and other hardware.

I still use that type of sound a lot, but, as you say, in digital form, which also offers more options such as transposition, easy effects chaining, and much more stable tuning.

I honestly do not miss it, other than it being a keepsake of sorts, and sometimes, like other relationships in life, it's best just to move on and chalk it up as experience.

Ian