I'm finding that I just leave this pedal active in my chain all the time, allowing me to use the eq controls. It has true bypass, but I find that I don't need to bypass it to get all my guitar's tone back - just rolling off the drive and setting the eq knobs properly allows all my original tone through it's very transparent, unlike most overdrives that suck parts of your tone out. These are the tone controls everyone wishes their amps had. HI eq from warmly rolled off to in-your-face biting leads, and the LO eq lets you get all your guitars low end back if you want it. These tone controls are hands-down the best I've seen on any pedal, and even amps.
I was amazed at the usability and range of the two tone controls (the one tone knob most pedals offer is never enough, even if they worked well). Power chords are so rich and satisfying with this pedal it's hard to stop playing! Even at hi gain, this pedal is quieter than other pedals, due to the toroidal power transformer. At high drive settings, you can get searing, biting lead tones with tons of sustain and controllable feedback. You can purcahse the SB, MCU or both for VFE projects not carried by madbeanpedals. At low drive settings, you get a warm, complex, bluesy grit, hendrix/SRV blues tones. Softie1 (125B) Softie2 (1590B) Softie3 (125B, 1590B) VFE v.3 Switching Board. Touch device users, explore by touch or with swipe gestures.
This pedal is the gain stage that most players wish their tube amp had. When autocomplete results are available use up and down arrows to review and enter to select. I'm using it with a fender deluxe strat with duncan antiquity custom bridge pickup, and custom shop '69 neck/middle, and a blues jr. Ribbon power cord was cut and replaced with a heavier duty insulated cable as the photo shows. In a word, the sound is brilliant from this pedal. This pedal has the 80 upgrade bias knob option.
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