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Fairfield Circuitry - THE CLUB

I really hope its not a reverb because that enclosure cant fit a spring so that would rule out it being analog(Which is their thing). I don't see FC going digital as they haven't in the past 17 years they've been operating. Hopefully oner day we will get a proper analog Reverb from them...
 
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Wonder what this is? Looks huge.
 
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20% more newish addition to the family, it's amazing. Kind-of-clean octave up into unpleasant surprise is awesome, can be used as an octave down kind of oc-2 in combination with long life, it's an amazing fuzz with lot of character, and can go in full crazy feedbacky pll-ish mode. I love it.
 
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Does the barbershop at 18v handle flats better? Ive seen that a lot of people say the barbershop gets farty with flats, but I dont know that anyone has said that after trying it at a higher voltage as well.

Just built a barbershop from a pedalpcb board and really like it so far. So many pedals have a tone shaping section and with my preamp etc., that's the last thing I need. I like how it's just a boost/OD.

Thinking about building a 900 next.


Pedalpcb V1 copy. 18v for sure:

Vol: unity
Sag: 3 o'clock
Drive: just about maxed out but not quite

Great slight air and grit with flats on a down tuned Rick. Gives that bit extra where my Class D thing won't quite go.


The pop is real though. Sporadically :rolleyes: somehow. Maybe a soft switch on the next one if not a proper one. Slept on V1 # 386 at a local shop early this year and feel kind of foolish now...