AndyDemos | 4 years ago
https://fairfieldcircuitry.com/
Fairfield Circuitry have created this analog EQ to act as a tone sweetener for any instrument, drum machine or any scenario where a flexible console style Parametric EQ is needed. The Long Life’s Freq knob sweeps from a super low 8Hz to to 6kHz and the gain control either boosts or cuts. Other than notching or boosting these bands, a Tilt EQ allows Low-pass or high-pass along with general boost and grit thanks to a signal path loaded with zesty zener diodes and the high output of the circuit. The Q or resonance control really lets the magic out of the box with either subtle coloration from a wide Q or very focused notch filtering mixed with screaming controllable oscillation. You can control the Freq remotely with an exp or use the 1/8” CV inputs for maximum control over the freq and q factor. As with all Fairfield pedals, the Long Life is built in a robust enclosure with high quality components in Quebec.
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Guitars: Reverend Wattplower, Redtail Custom T, Gibson Custom CME Les Paul
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