Instruction Manual

Visual Sound VS·XO

Instructions

The VS-XO is a true dual overdrive. Think of it as two separate pedals in one

housing. The following instructions will give you some tips on setup and use,

although you can probably just plug in and start using it right away.

Overdrive 1:

Typical Drive, Tone (high boost / cut), and Volume knobs, plus

Overdrive 1 Overdrive 2

Use the Clean Mix knob to go from 100% Clean boost (minimum setting) to

100% Overdrive (max. setting), or anything in between.

Clipping chooses between three different clipping diode voices:

A) No diodes low gain, organic. B) Two LEDs medium gain, bright.

C) Three signal diodes higher gain, smooth asymmetrical clipping.

Bass switch chooses between three different bass levels:

A) Slight bass cut. B) Slight bass boost. C) Larger bass boost.

You will find that B sounds almost exactly in the middle of A and C.

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Visual Sound VS·XO Instructions The VS-XO is a true dual overdrive. Think of it as two separate pedals in one housing. The following instructions will give you some tips on setup and use, although you can probably just plug in and start using it right away. Overdrive 2 Overdrive 1 Overdrive 1: Typical Drive, Tone (high boost / cut), and Volume knobs, plus( Use the Clean Mix knob to go from 100% Clean boost (minimum setting) to 100% Overdrive (max. setting), or anything in between.
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Overdrive 2: Typical Drive, Tone (high boost / cut)*, and Volume knobs, plus( Use the Bass knob to go from bass cut (minimum setting) to bass boost (max. setting), or anything in between. * The Tone knob is slightly different than a typical overdrive tone control in that it boosts gain slightly as it boosts highs when turned toward maximum. Internal Buffer On/Off: If you open the pedal, you will see a slide switch for each overdrive which allows you to turn on/off the Pure Tone buffer circuit.
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Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.