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On the clean stacks, at low volumes you really gotta crank the drive to get a nice light sensible gain
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You will hit unity gain (output level equal for "on" vs. "bypass") with the volume knob at about 10:30.
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I use it in the chain that goes straight into my JCM900 (not the fx loop) and i use it to do two things - A) to provide a third-option drive tone (set amp's channel A to v almost clean and kick this in for a moderate amount of transparent overdrive) and B) to beef up the Channel B lead high-gain tone, which it does subtly but brilliantly
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Highly recommended, low to medium gain overdrive
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It gives an amazing clean boost, and can get a little dirty gain on a clean setting amplifier that sounds amazing
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A clean boost, as well as a lower gain Fuzz
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And thanks to the unique range in available gain, you can boost your signal in ways that range from almost completely clean to bright and raunchy.
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Great low gain drive
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The transparent gain adjustment is a nice feature (it really is transparent to my ears)
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In that setup I can dial in more gain without getting harsh overtones and with a little clean volume boost as
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I have tested both the buffered and unbuffered signal options (as well as on other pedals) and I can not tell a huge difference between the two, though this is almost certainly due to my personal rig rather than any benefit or flaw of the pedal.