Fairfield Circuitry - The Barbershop

Demo of The Barbershop Millenium Overdrive from Fairfield Circuitry
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/ bassstuffstuff
► Antelope Zen Studio out ► Walrus Canvas Re-Amp ► Pedal ► Countryman Type 10 DI ► Antelope Zen Studio
*Brainworx - SVT-VR for amp simulation sections
Custom P Bass:
- 73 P Bass neck
- P Bass custom made alder body
- Aguilar PJ Pickups, just using the P
- Tone 100% open
Custom Jazz Bass:
- 82 Squier Bullet neck
- Allparts Jazz Bass Ash body
- Fender Custom shop '60s JJ Pickups, both full on
- Tone 100% open

[@piercekrauland8907]

kinda sounds like a JPTR Jive, but with more control. EDIT - thanks as always, these vids are super helpful.

[@sparella]

This is one of my all time favorite circuits. The variety of drive textures available at the turn of a knob is really nice. The designer, Gillaume, was even kind enough to give some tips to DIYers in forums.

[@neudels4896]

generally the drive knobs on these pedals don't do much but add more gain. maybe ease up on the knob twiddling and focus more on the different tones you can get. Eg. for this one sag and the 3 way switch. you add/reduce gain so much I can't even tell what's going on

[@rjbrando9616]

This sounds fantastic on bass

[@thewetterbass]

Great with the cab sim for sure. Low end saturation is always great for bass lines that need weight.

[@omarmoran3097]

Fuzzy wuzzy 😅

[@deankastran1556]

Is this the same pedal that is referred to as the Millennium Barbershop and/or the Barbershop V2? It’s not specific for bass though, right? And yet it sounds amazing!

[@ArielNefleman]

i have the mad profesor blueberry and does not sound like this :(

[@boimesa8190]

What? Why would it sound the same 😂😅?

[@ArielNefleman]

@@boimesa8190 both are supposed to be based on the same pedal