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From the web:

The FX22 Vibro Thang was introduced at the Winter 1996 NAMM meeting. Its circuit was innovative in that it provided both phase shifting and vibrato effects, each tied to the same Speed control, which could then be combined to simulate a rotary speaker effect. While the FX22 was a versatile and musical-sounding effects pedal, initial sales likely suffered due to its name and odd control names, and the abundant typos in its instruction manual probably did not inspire confidence in those who bought it. In 1998, the FX22 was one of the pedals given a cosmetic "facelift" before production moved to China with the VFX series.

• Controls (1996-98): RPMs (speed of the vibrato and phaser), Drop (vibrato depth; vibrato is off when turned ccw), Intensity (amount of phasing; phaser is off when turned ccw), Image (phasing regeneration)
• Controls (1998-VFX): Speed, Depth, Doppler, Image
• From the manual: "The FX22 Vibro-Thang is a specially-designed vibrato that has special phasing circuitry. This special phasing circuitry adds dimension and color much like a rotary speaker. The Vibro-Thang, can give you tones from honky-tonk, rock-a-billy, to guitar sound that is produced in Led Zeppelin's "No Quarter". You obviously haven't settled for any old vibrato pedal, so get full use of the FX22 by reading this manual (before operating it). Thank yo'all [sic] and safe pickin."