Infanem: Compact Faye Sing

[coldbrightsunlight]

Does sound interesting, the first Faye Sing was nearly what I wanted and one of the problems was it didn't go fast enough so if that's fixed...

I'll have to see how I like the Grand Orbiter, if it doesn't suit me I see a Faye Sing B in my future.

[DannDubbleEwe]

...I see a Faye Sing B in my future.

[GlitteryChunks]

I wonder if the first version could be upgraded?

[Hyphen Nation]

Does sound interesting, the first Faye Sing was nearly what I wanted and one of the problems was it didn't go fast enough so if that's fixed...

I'll have to see how I like the Grand Orbiter, if it doesn't suit me I see a Faye Sing B in my future.

Curious about your take on the Grand Orbiter.Been enjoying it on it's slowest setting right after delay. It can dirty things up in a good way too. I am still finding some new ways to use it after two months with it.

That being said, I keep looking at that Faye Sing in BST…and there is a Mutron phasor on C-list out here.

[DarkAxel]

btw guys

A couple pieces of news:

-Compact Faye Sing B orders will open on Monday at the Infanem direct store. I'm happy to report that the new improved CFS B will cost only slightly more than its predecessor at $255. As usual, an early bird discount of $25 will be available for the first week of sales. Full specs will be available when sales start and demos -guitar and bass- should be ready a few days after.

-Infanem recently moved shop from Portland, OR to Oakland, CA. To celebrate, a direct store sale! Enter code SUNNYCA at checkout for $30 off any order between now and midnight Saturday.

posted on 28th, so there's still time get your discount on!

[HorseyBoy]

Just wondering how much the first Compact Faye Sings were. I know the brushed metal ones were more expensive than the other model, but were they really around $255?

[coldbrightsunlight]

Just wondering how much the first Compact Faye Sings were. I know the brushed metal ones were more expensive than the other model, but were they really around $255?

Can't remember exactly but I think with preorder discount mine was around $220? That's the number I have in my head anyway

[Fuzz_Pi]

Just wondering how much the first Compact Faye Sings were. I know the brushed metal ones were more expensive than the other model, but were they really around $255?

It was 285 for the aluminum ones, 245 for the black

I hope the Faye Sing B is as pretty as the original. Fuck those pedals were beautiful down to those switches

Does sound interesting, the first Faye Sing was nearly what I wanted and one of the problems was it didn't go fast enough so if that's fixed...

I'll have to see how I like the Grand Orbiter, if it doesn't suit me I see a Faye Sing B in my future.

In my experience, the Grand Orbiter is a classic sounding phaser, sparkly and wooshy and the like, best I've ever used if you want that classic phaser sound. The faye sing sounded more like a filter than a modulation box, not that that's a bad thing, the Faye Sing kills with fuzz behind it

[coldbrightsunlight]

In my experience, the Grand Orbiter is a classic sounding phaser, sparkly and wooshy and the like, best I've ever used if you want that classic phaser sound. The faye sing sounded more like a filter than a modulation box, not that that's a bad thing, the Faye Sing kills with fuzz behind it

Yeah it was kinda filtery, one of my favourite things was using it like a wah with an exp pedal and fuzz. Sounder killer and I've never found a wah I like quite as much as that with fuzz, which is one of my big regrets selling it.

[HorseyBoy]

^ Thanks, guys.
Can't wait to see the specs and hear a demo or two.

[Jwar]

UGH WANT HARD!

Ken if you're lurking out there. Will this run smoothly on 9v? That was one of the biggest reasons I flipped mine. Finicky with different power supplies.

[MightyMiloQuinn]

Looking pretty good, y'all! 90 second sweeps! Yeesh.
http://www.infanem.com/compact-faye-sing-b/

[HorseyBoy]

^ Specs are up now: http://www.infanem.com/compact-faye-sing-b/
Says current draw is approximately 150mA. Also: "Internal voltage conversion provides components with isolated bipolar +-12V while using standard 9VDC power. This increases headroom and keeps the circuit dead silent in nearly every setting."
Other cool shit to notice: 4, 6 or 8 stages of modulation, a boost knob for up to 15dB gain and an option for a SECOND expression pedal input for manual phasing…
I already ordered.

[Holy Schnikes]

I wonder if the first version could be upgraded?

No way. Look at the new layout and spec list.

[colin]

I'm seriously considering jumping on this during the pre-order and then having a shootout with my Whetstone. The Whetstone has been a staple on my board for three years now, and is in fact the only dedicated phaser I've ever owned. I really like it, but sometimes I feel like it doesn't quite have what I want. I've always been intrigued by the Faye Sing, but the power requirements definitely scared me off in the past. Top mounted jacks is a huge plus over the Whetstone too... I see that the preorder discount has a few more days left so I'm going to think about it.