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| The Strymon Fairfax is a fully analog drive pedal for electric guitar. It is built to act like a small amplifier rather than a typical distortion box. Its design was inspired by the Garnet Herzog, a tube drive unit made for Randy Bachman in 1965. It is the first pedal in Strymon's Series A line of all-analog designs, with no MIDI, USB, firmware or digital processing.
Drive and Level together cover a wide range, from a clean boost through light crunch to full saturation. The discrete tube-emulation stage clips asymmetrically for a smooth breakup. At lower gain the Fairfax adds harmonics and mild saturation while keeping the frequency response flat. Turned up, it moves into thick, saturated drive. Raising Drive also makes the circuit sag harder, so the two controls interact much like a pushed amp. Strymon designed it to work with clean or already dirty amps and with amp modellers. That makes it equally usable as an always-on tone shaper or as a dedicated gain stage. Strymon's demos show its range, including:
An amber LED shows when the effect is engaged. The pedal runs from a standard 9VDC centre-negative supply, which is not included. | Regular price
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€209,00
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| Strymon | Overdrive Pedals |
Prices include 21% VAT based on your delivery country (Netherlands).
Price without VAT: €172,73
EU businesses outside the Netherlands can purchase with 0% VAT using a valid EU VAT number.
VAT is automatically removed after VAT validation during checkout.
The Strymon Fairfax is a fully analog drive pedal for electric guitar. It is built to act like a small amplifier rather than a typical distortion box. Its design was inspired by the Garnet Herzog, a tube drive unit made for Randy Bachman in 1965. It is the first pedal in Strymon's Series A line of all-analog designs, with no MIDI, USB, firmware or digital processing.
Drive and Level together cover a wide range, from a clean boost through light crunch to full saturation. The discrete tube-emulation stage clips asymmetrically for a smooth breakup. At lower gain the Fairfax adds harmonics and mild saturation while keeping the frequency response flat. Turned up, it moves into thick, saturated drive. Raising Drive also makes the circuit sag harder, so the two controls interact much like a pushed amp.
Strymon designed it to work with clean or already dirty amps and with amp modellers. That makes it equally usable as an always-on tone shaper or as a dedicated gain stage. Strymon's demos show its range, including:
An amber LED shows when the effect is engaged. The pedal runs from a standard 9VDC centre-negative supply, which is not included.
