Machinist

On the right side, you'll find the distortion channel: Increase the gain (triangle wave) to transition from a gentle overdrive to a fierce distortion. Fine-tune your sound with the two-band bass and treble EQ (shelving curves). Next, adjust the level (triangle) and hit the virtual true bypass switch to turn it on, indicated by the red LED. In the center, you'll encounter the fuzz channel: Crank up the fuzz (square wave) for an increasingly fuzztastic experience. Adjust the tilt (split scoop shape) to the left for deep thunder or to the right for bright fizz. Keep the mid boost (hump shape) set to zero for maximum muffled tones, or turn it clockwise for extra punch and growl. Set the volume (triangle) as needed and stomp to engage, illuminating the red LED. Lastly, on the left, the clean channel: Control the level (sine wave). Reduce the highs and mids using the tone knob (low pass filter). This footswitch operates differently than the other two. If neither fuzz nor distortion is active, pressing the clean FS will only light the LED, allowing a low pass filtered clean sound to play in parallel when you engage either dirt channel. If either dirty sound is already engaged, activating the clean channel will either blend the filtered clean with the distortion or remove it if it was previously active.