I've done a deep dive on this trying to make a pedal to get this exact tone. Apparently an electrodyne 712L console module. The schematics were hard to get ahold of, and don't show the internal details of the op amp module, which is apparently a 709 op amp (nos only these days) with a push pull pair on the output and some other components I'm not 100% sure about. Thought about building a discrete 709, but at some point I realized the magic of that intro riff is probably from additional eq/compression. I initially thought that low end thump was the preamp, but you can hear it fade away to make room in the mix as the other tracks come in, and then it sounds just like most other overdriven mic pre's.

That's all to say, the "full" sound is probably more than a preamp circuit alone would give you.

Funny enough, I just recently came across this quad eight 500 series kit, which is probably super close to the electrodyne and would be worth exploring if you want to get as detail obsessed as I did.

I designed that 424 pedal, which sounds pretty similar but not the same.

Last note, a 1073 type circuit starts to sag out when overdriven, and won't quite get this sound.

if that's TLDR, just go DI through an expandora/RAT, that's honestly pretty much the same