One footswitch to rule them both is always cool, if less versatile.
I've got a few builds where a 4PDT swaps out two pots (2-poles) and one pole switches out some other functionality (diodes, a resistor, a cap), and the last pole is used for LED indication of which mode. Very versatile, you can swap out a tone pot, volume or a gain pot and with the additional component change, you can vary a pedal's response, tone, character whatever quite a bit, kind of like having a two channel amp if it's dirt, or going from minimal repeats on a delay to feedback oscillation...
BTW, in my previous post, AND at the beginning of this post — I thought you were having two dirt pedals and an EQ. So, above when I said "less versatile" I was still thinking two fuzz circuits. Every dangnabbed time I see "Two Sticks Of Derm" my brain short circuits and I think people are talking about two fuzz circuits.
So, yeah, Definitely one bypass for both the EQ and Fuzz circuit, an order toggle, and a second stomper for boost. Lotsa versatility there.
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