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envelope follower/triggered filter
http://www.lovetone.com/meatball.html
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Lovetones Meatball envelope and filter pedal. Beautiful, much sort after, vintage pedal in great condition. Bought in 1998. One owner and used very little. I was recommended this range of pedals at the time as i was interested in creating a more diverse sonic range to my playing, unfortunately it turned out I was just not one of those 'sort of players' and so, bar a few early tours, it has sat pretty unused.Pedal backstory:In April 1995, Dan Coggins gave up his night shifts as a BBC engineer and the Lovetone company was founded. That summer, Dan and partner Vlad Naslas took their Meatball envelope filter production prototype to effects guru Pete Cornish, who provided them with some solid advice moving forward. The Meatball was described by the company as an amazing envelope follower/triggered filter. Famous users include The Edge, Ed O’Brien and Kirk Hammett. A few companies have taken their own passes at the Meatball design since Lovetone shuttered around 2001.The Meatball is a dynamic filter controlled by an in-built trigger, although turning the bottom left-hand switch to its Off position disengages the trigger so that the Meatball can be used as a static filter. The same switch also sets the trigger to react to either the full bandwidth of the triggering signal, or to only half. In the Half position, bass frequencies roll off at 150Hz, so that random bass rumbles won't trouble the trigger. However the setting is purely for the trigger's benefit and does not actually attenuate the audio. Most of the other controls adjust the various filter parameters, apart from the Sensitivity knob, which sets the trigger threshold.
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