Fairfield Circuitry Meet Maud Analogue Delay Pedal

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£349.00

This is the Fairfield Circuitry Meet Maud Analogue Delay Pedal from Fairfield, listed in Guitar Pedals on guitars pedals amps and stuff.. Read More below.

Description

Imparting a dark and tape-like quality to your sound, The Meet Maud pedal offers a rich and distinct character for you to wallow in luxury, self-righteousness and filth. 

Using the tone and feedback controls, you can shape your repeats to be much more than simple reproductions of the input. Play right on the threshold of feedback, which you can mold as a low thundering growl or screeching wail, or let your echo slowly die out as the dynamic output filter gets darker every repeat.

A random delay time modulation adds a true tape feel to the delay, like a reel-to-reel motor spinning not quite perfectly. Full CV capabilities allow you to control delay time and/or feedback with any external source, like an expression pedal.

Specifications

  • true bypass
  • 1/4” mono input/output jacks
  • 1/4” stereo CV jack
  • 2.1mm DC connector
  • 4.7” x 3.8” enclosure dimensions
  • input impedance 1 M
  • output impedance 1 k
  • power supply 9 to 9.6 VDC
  • current draw 60 mA
  • delay time 50 to 500 ms

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Fairfield

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