Third Rail Guitar Pedal By Function f(x)

Third Rail

Pedal Manufacturer

Function f(x)

Description

The Third Rail by Function f(x) is a dual overdrive pedal designed to deliver a wide range of compression, saturation, and touch sensitivity for modern players. It features two independent discrete overdrives utilizing modern NPN transistors, providing versatility and control over the tone. Each channel includes volume, tone, and gain controls, allowing precise customization of the overdrive effect.

Key features of the Third Rail include:
- Independent two-channel discrete overdrive
- Volume, tone, and gain controls for each channel
- Choice of diode clipping on each channel (Schottky, no diodes, or silicon diode clipping)
- Bass cut switch on the right channel
- High gain switch on the left channel
- Soft touch (true) bypass with a choice of three bypass modes
- Top-mounted jacks for convenient pedalboard integration
- Laser-etched artwork for a visually appealing design
- 9V DC operation with an industry-standard power requirement
- Current draw of 35mA (20mA when bypassed)
- Compact dimensions: 4.7″ x 3.7″ x 1.4″

The pedal offers flexibility in use, allowing each channel to be run independently or in series. Users can choose a single channel for rhythm playing or low gain leads, or engage both channels for high gain saturation and compression. Additionally, the Third Rail provides three bypass modes to choose from: one channel on at a time, toggle between each channel, or switch both channels on at once, with a momentary bypass on the second footswitch for stutter effects.

The Third Rail is designed to remember the preferred bypass mode even if the power supply is unplugged, ensuring a seamless user experience. With its versatile features and compact design, the Third Rail offers guitarists a powerful tool for shaping their overdrive tones and expanding their sonic capabilities.

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