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Fairfield Circuitry. Is there a company that more honestly designs their pedal enclosures to match the sounds they produce? The Meet Maude would make a convincing case that they are, in fact, the most honest pedals in the industry. The industrial, simple, somehow obfuscated look of the Meet Maude perfectly compliments the dark, gritty, and ultimately straightforward sound of this analog delay. The controls seems simple enough; volume, mix, feed, tone, time. But the random modulation and built in JFET compressor on the repeats bring a uniqueness to this delay. The modulation feels more like tape than standard analog chorus modulation. The compressor allows for, and I do not say this lightly, the best runaway oscillation of any analog delay I have ever played. I found myself going back to chaotic feedback with this one time and time again. And let's not even get into the effects loop the Meet Maude has. Let's save that for the video.
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Intro Song: 00:00
Review: 02:10
Sound Samples: 07:02
Effects Loop Samples: 29:19
Chain:
1972 Fender Mustang
Benson Preamp
Fairfield Circuitry Shallow Water
Fairfield Circuitry Meet Maude
Quiet Theory Prelude
Walrus Audio ACS1
Recorded through an Apollo Twin X
Tracked and mixed in LUNA
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