Fairfield Circuitry Meet Maude Analog Delay Guitar Effects Pedal
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Fairfield Circuitry Meet Maude Delay

Fairfield Circuitry Meet Maude Delay

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Brand
Model
  • Meet Maude
Finish
  • Metal
Year
  • 2010s
Made In
  • Canada
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Overview

Featuring coveted analog Bucket Brigade circuitry, a three-position modulation switch and two-point compression switch for a finely-attenuated pre-delay squeeze, the Fairfield Circuitry Meet Maude marries organic vintage delay with the experimental capabilities Fairfield is known for. Able to impart that umbrous tape echo into your signal with the necessary tools to precisely sculpt the 50ms to 500ms delay time, this is ideal for shoegaze, indie, or noise rock.
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Quebec's Fairfield Circuitry is known for artfully squeezing every last drop of dirty, creative potential from an analog circuit, and the company's Meet Maude analog delay is a perfect example of the peculiar niche the company has carved out for itself. Maude's design is much more refined and devious than a simple BBD delay with less filtering. It incorporates switchable random modulation and compression circuits to emulate a tape echo run amok, and it has a tone knob for making the repeats brash and distinct, dark and a little moldy, or somewhere in between. It even has a CV control jack that can be set up for expression pedal control of time or feedback, or as an external effect loop, depending on the settings of its internal switches. These features lend Maude incredible potential for making all sorts of grimy delay tones, otherworldly squeals, low-frequency burps, washed-out moon landing oscillations, and whatever else the aural sculptor manning her controls might dream up. Fairfield's Meet Maude also does a nice, standard analog delay tone, but that almost seems to be a waste of its many talents.

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