Fairfield Meet Maud Data Sheet

MEET MAUDE
Analogue Delay
OVERVIEW
Imparting a dark and tape-like quality to your sound, this analogue delay offers a rich and distinct character for you to wallow in luxury,
self-righteousness and lth.
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
output lter 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.
random modulation compression
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bass/treble balance
output
CV interface
feedback amount
2
1
M
V O L U M E
F A I R F I E L D C I R C U I T R Y A D 0 0 0
F E E D
M I XT O N E
0
1
C
0
dry/wet mix
delay time
T I M E
9 VDC
instrument level input
SWITCH LEGEND
IN
C - Compression 0 - Light 1 - Heavy
M - Modulation 0 - Off
1 - Light
2 - Heavy
CV
COMPRESSOR
The rst stage of the delay effect path is a discrete JFET feedback compressor. This section evens out the dynamics of your signal to prevent distortion in the delay stage.
The dry signal (going to the Mix) does not go through the compressor, but the feedback signal
does.
TONE AND FEEDBACK
Meet Maude’s tone control will accentuate either the high (clockwise) or low (counter-clockwise)
frequencies of your delay signal. In the center
position, there is a slight attenuation of the lower
mid frequencies.
Feedback (how much of the effect output is re­applied at the input) and tone work very closely together, since every repeat goes through the tone section. In practice, you will notice that tone
affects feedback in two ways: it changes the feed­back’s colour (ex.: bright tone gives bright feed­back) and changes the feedback’s threshold (the further from the center position the tone control
is, the faster the effect will go into feedback).
FX LOOP
HI/LO
COMPRESSOR TONE
AMOUNT
FEEDBACK
AMOUNT
MODULATION
BBD DELAY
DELAY TIME
VCF
MIX
DELAY TIME MODULATION
A random modulation can be applied to the delay time.
This modulation is an offset that is added to the delay
time, making it jump up or down in an unpredictable way.
VOLTAGE CONTROLLED FILTER (VCF)
To deal with the noise generated by the delay section, the
ouput is gated by a voltage controlled low-pass lter. The lter opens when the signal is loud, and starts to cut out high frequencies as it becomes quieter. This serves to
attenuate any “wind noise” when you are not playing, and also shapes your repeats by making each sound a little
darker. This effect will be more noticeable when you are playing softly.
CV JACK By default, the CV (Control Voltage) jack is used to control
feedback amount with an expression pedal (wiper to tip
standard). Using the micro-switches inside the enclosure, the CV jack can perform a number of other functions, refer to the Meet Maude Programmer’s Manual for a detailed explanation.
VOLUME
OUT
PHYSICALS
- true true bypass
- 1/4” mono input/output jacks
- 1/4” stereo CV jack
- 2.1mm DC connector
- 4.7” x 3.8” enclosure dimensions
TECHNICALS
- input impedance 1 MΩ
- output impedance 1 kΩ
- power supply 9 to 9.6 VDC
- current draw 60 mA
- delay time 50 to 500 ms
NOTES ON POWERING
Meet Maude was designed to operate using
your typical centre negative, regulated 9-9.6 VDC power supply. The pedal is protected against reversed polarity and overvoltage conditions. Always check your power sup­ply for proper voltage and polarity before connecting. There is no battery connection inside the pedal.
EXTENDED WARRANTY
Faireld Circuitry will repair or replace any
malfunctioning product for a period of 2
years after purchase date. Problems resulting from modications or misuse may cancel this warranty. The owner will cover all shipping expenses. This warranty applies only to origi­nal owner of the product. Proof of purchase might be required.
In short, the best thing to do is to contact us as soon as possible with a description of the
symptoms, even if the warranty is expired.
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