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Fairfield Circuitry - THE CLUB

How does the Barbershop work stacked after other pedals. I really like the sound samples of it alone. I'm also looking for a mild OD to put after some higher gain pedals to smooth them out.

liveburning, I see you've got the Swollen Pickle before it. How's that sound?

Thanks,
Jeremy

Running the Phat Phuk into it sounds great, but I don't have much of anything that aggressive running into it yet..I have my TAFM after the Barbershop in my chain at the moment
 
It stacks VERY well. It did a good job giving a very respectable tone to the Swollen Pickle, but still let all the low end and fuzz through. I have just switched out Pickle of a modded up ODB-3 and it is sound AWESOME together. I was wondering about the B-shop's stacking affects a while back and posted a thread. There were some good ideas that came out from that thread as far as potential pedal combinations. But after exploring it for myself I am very pleased at the results.

Conclusion: The Barbershop is a forever pedal.

p0k said:
Running the Phat Phuk into it sounds great, but I don't have much of anything that aggressive running into it yet..I have my TAFM after the Barbershop in my chain at the moment

Thanks for the info, guys. Much appreciated.

There was a thread not to long ago about stacking dirt, and many said they like an OD after higher gain stuff. The nature of the Barbershop seems perfect for that approach.

Jeremy
 
Here's a pic of mine!
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Received mine today. It sounds really good. I could dial some sweet tones out of it. Planning to use it as a "little drive/ always on" pedal.

Although, I must say that I'm a bit disappointed with its noisy controls. I could hear lots of noise and "cracks" when I was turning them with my amp in a mid volume. Really lame…

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