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Fairfield Circuitry - THE CLUB

Fair point!
I am thinking something with minimal but effective eq (big tone wheel) maybe with two mid range bands to select from(dip switch?), maybe groundlift (dip switch) and DI out...
Hmm. I don’t know man, they sort of showed the pedal off in this video:https://www.instagram.com/tv/Ce5_kinjHV0/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
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can piece out volume, drive and mix. As for the other knob I have no clue, there is also a switch and below it says “Range” that seems to have three positions labeled H, M and L but hey for all I know they could of changed some things.
 
Hmm. I don’t know man, they sort of showed the pedal off in this video:Fairfield Circuitry on Instagram: ""
I
can piece out volume, drive and mix. As for the other knob I have no clue, there is also a switch and below it says “Range” that seems to have three positions labeled H, M and L but hey for all I know they could of changed some things.
Yes. It IS a guessing game !
I need to look at that video now :-)
 
Excuse the double post but I could see it being something similar to this.
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Fairfield seems to draw inspiration from the MOOG products in their other pedals a bit.
 
Maybe they’re retiring the Barbershop? I don’t think that’s likely but I could be totally wrong about this new pedal, I’m just going by what’s stamped on the teaser video. Do you think it’s some sort of modulation? Envelope filter?

I have no clue at all but wouldn't mind an envelope filter.
What I would really like as well would be a clean compressor(and other pedals) in the same size as the accountant.

We'll know eventually. :-)
 
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