Mini Meat (Meatball clone)

Mini Meat (Meatball clone)Introducing the pocket sized powerhouse! Meet the scaled down replica of the iconic Lovetone Meatball all the magic, now in a board friendly size of just 4. 7" x 3. 7", the same size as a typical dual overdrive like a KoT or Protein. Every knob, jack, and sonic nuance from the original is packed into this miniature marvel. How have we shrunk it? Thanks to surface mount technology and automated assembly, you can now get all the sound in less space, and

Introducing the pocket-sized powerhouse! 🎸🔊 Meet the scaled-down replica of the iconic Lovetone® Meatball™  – all the magic, now in a board-friendly size of just 4.7" x 3.7", the same size as a typical dual overdrive like a KoT or Protein. Every knob, jack, and sonic nuance from the original is packed into this miniature marvel. How have we shrunk it? Thanks to surface mount technology and automated assembly, you can now get all the sound in less space, and for less money!

This is a replica of the famous, expensive, coveted and long out of production Lovetone® Meatball™ envelope filter. If you're looking at this listing, you know what this is, a heavyweight from the 90's-early 2000's and used by a who's who of famous musicians, from the Edge to Kevin Shields to Kirk Hammett. 

The original was itself a heavily modified revision of a Mutron III. The audio path of this replica is exactly the same as the original, in a tiny size. This is certainly not a subtle effect, and is equally at home on guitar, bass and keys. Like the original, it also has an effects loop to insert a fuzz or other pedal into the envelope path, a common setup was to put a fuzz like a Big Cheese™ in the loop.

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Disclaimer: Artisanal Effects' products are independent recreations based on classic circuits such as the Lovetone® Meatball™. Artisanal Effects is not affiliated with, authorized by, or endorsed by Lovetone®, ThorpyFX®, or any related entities. Names of original products are used solely for identification of circuit heritage and comparison purposes. All trademarks remain the property of their respective owners.