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Fairfield Circuitry - THE CLUB
- Thread starter liveburning274
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So far we have Volume, Drive , Mix and a Tone knob. It could be literally anything at this point lol
Tune was interesting, tone makes more sense. Really don’t know what it is, another drive pedal?
It has a Red light indicator and the only other one of their pedals that have that is the beloved Barbershop, maybe it’s a more Bass friendly Overdrive? I wonder what the switches are? If it’s not a drive it’s gotta be an envelope filter.
As in, there’s a gap between the t and the o… maybe it’s not ‘tone’ but ‘t-one’
Ahhh. It’s just a regular ol Tone stamp but it’s hand stamped so it’s not perfect. My bet is a new Drive circuit or A low Pass filter, there’s no other reason for it to have a “Range” toggle.
Not too much , I guess a clean blend and some EQ options to make it useful for any instrument would help it a lot.
Fair enough. I like them as they are but see how what you suggest might very well be interesting to many.
Given they only just released the 900 ish however, I doubt the new one will be a drive pedal.
An octave down or envelope filter would be nice imho
The Octave down / envelope filter would make more sense.Fair enough. I like them as they are but see how what you suggest might very well be interesting to many.
Given they only just released the 900 ish however, I doubt the new one will be a drive pedal.
An octave down or envelope filter would be nice imho
Golly, imagine a Fairfieldesque filter with a Barbershop drive section built in.
I prefer standalones but see the appeal of a two in one.
You have to mess around with the knobs a bit, it is very subtle and at some settings seems like it does nothing but its a magical little box(I have only tried it on guitar though).
This is a great video of it on Bass :
