Behringer Meatball Restyled 90s Envelope Filter Pedal

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Deep Tone Sculpting Shape every aspect of your tone and endlessly experiment with MEATBALL’s comprehensive control layout. Dial in Sensitivity, Attack and Decay to match your dynamics, then tweak Resonance and Colour to shape the character of the filter response – from subtle vowel-like shifts to sharp, expressive peaks. Mix just the right amount of dry signal with the Blend knob while the Filter and Bandwidth switches help you command exactly how and where your tone moves across the frequency spectrum. Creative Possibilities on Stage Use MEATBALL to transform clean rhythm guitar parts into pulsing grooves or give your bass lines a synth-like growl with every note. Place it after a fuzz pedal for gooey, harmonic-rich squelches, or run it before modulation effects for shifting, animated textures. Use an expression pedal for manual sweeps or pair with a compressor to enhance dynamics. Break The Mould Meatball thrives on variety, from tight funk picking and massive bass sweeps to modulated synth lines and textural studio sound design. If you want a pedal that can spark ideas, break rules, and help you create something unexpected, this is it. Product Features Envelope Filter: provides dynamic filtering that responds to your playing dynamics Analog Circuitry: employs analog technology for warm and organic sound quality Funky Wah Tones: delivers classic, expressive wah-wah and quack-like effects Auto-Triggering: automatically engages the filter effect as you play Sensitivity Control: adjusts the filter's response to match your playing style and instrument Resonance Knob: modifies the filter's peak resonance, creating unique tonal textures Blend Control: mixes your dry and filtered signals for precise tone shaping True Bypass: maintains pristine signal integrity when the pedal is disengaged Versatile Application: suitable for bass, guitar, and other instruments for a wide tonal range Rugged Build: durable construction withstands the rigors of gigging and touring