Curry Pervert wrote: Thu Dec 11, 2025 10:44 am

Teacher's Pet wrote: Mon Dec 08, 2025 3:02 pm Yeah, the inscrutable website and "limited edition! last chance to buy is RIGHT NOW" messaging is a big turnoff.

They were also lying. Orders were closing 10th Dec. Now they've changed it to 25th.

ChudFusk wrote: Thu Dec 11, 2025 11:34 amBut seriously, they've never dicked anyone around to the best of my knowledge. I got in on the ground floor when they released their first product (the Plasma pedal) and they may have had some scheduling setbacks but I don't remember. All I remember is getting a hella cool pedal from the only company doing anything truly new and original and outstanding.

Teacher's Pet wrote:

kerble wrote: Tue Dec 09, 2025 3:32 pm

Teacher's Pet wrote: Mon Dec 08, 2025 3:02 pmBut I bet it's cool and I've already been ogling the PLUS pedal for over a year... Just can't justify (or find) that kind of $$ for a guitar gizmo.

Plus pedal is probably my fave guitar pedal I have by a long shot.

goddammit

Quick announcement, I’m retiring once the current order list is complete, don’t panic! this will take about a year or so to finish, but it means I’ll be making everything and putting them together as it was in the beginning and Eric will do the pickups. We have made roughly 4000 instruments and it’s time for someone else to push this forward. This has been a hard decision but it’s time

tallchris wrote: Mon Dec 29, 2025 3:14 pm Kevin is retiring EGC per the text from the listing linked below:

Quick announcement, I’m retiring once the current order list is complete, don’t panic! this will take about a year or so to finish, but it means I’ll be making everything and putting them together as it was in the beginning and Eric will do the pickups. We have made roughly 4000 instruments and it’s time for someone else to push this forward. This has been a hard decision but it’s time

https://reverb.com/item/93755178-electr ... t=93755178

Fairfax began as an engineering experiment, initially inspired by the original Garnet Amplifiers Herzog® tube drive unit designed for Randy Bachman in 1965. Our analog guys decided to try and recreate all of the critical elements of a custom Champ-like tube amp circuit fully in the analog domain, but small enough to fit into a pedal enclosure (so it couldn’t use real tubes or an output transformer).

The final design features a cleverly miniaturized tube preamp, Class A power amp and an ingenious custom circuit that emulates the saturation characteristics of the output transformer (which is absolutely vital to get the sound right).

There’s even a variable Sag circuit that behaves just like a real tube amp does.