Lovetone - Cheese Source - 2007 (includes all packaging / paperwork) - "NOS"
Lovetone "Cheese Source"
year: 2007
TRY FINDING ANOTHER "NEW OLD STOCK" ONE ?
THIS IS CLEANEST YOU'LL FIND .....
'New Old Stock' unit, plugged in & tested once - includes all packaging & paperwork & will even be shipped with original shipping box
I had a bunch of these & this was a spare - this will be LAST one I have for sale (6 gone, 1 left)
see pictures for condition. It is exactly how I got it from new. This has a small imperfection (no paint missing, just a paint reaction maybe ? - doesn't affect sound) on the inside on the black paint where you flip top up. Still a NOS unit, kept in box since new.
If you look at most others you will notice purple paint wear as being used (generally on the 'Source' side purple paint near footswitch & the big Lovetone logo on the back --- this one has NONE of that)
PHOTOS -- If you want to see more send me a PM
DESCRIPTION:
This is a fuzz & overdrive in one unit.
A combination of Lovetones early classics the Big Cheese fuzz & Brown Source overdrive
made in United Kingdom
great on guitar AND bass ... check out the demo clips on youtube
CHEESE side: (fuzz)
The Cheese is a loving homage to the buzzy, gorgeous and harmonically rich early fuzz. However, while having many of the classic characteristics that every fuzz fan will relate to it goes beyond to create an absolutely distinct character of its own. Its innovative controls can take it from almost "gated" break-up to overkill of shred proportions. Far from being just a guitar effect the Cheese is eminently useful for seeing to any sound with the temerity to be naff (with particularly amusing consequences in the lower regions). To lovers of "furrrzze bass" it offers thunderous, buttock-clenching mayhem. The Cheese works exceptionally well in the fx loop of the Meatball and can transform virtually any instrument into a super-squelchy synth with no tracking worries (especially with an octaver immediately
before it for the classic double octave effect).
SOURCE side: (overdrive)
The Source is an instant flash-back to that dynamic, singing late 60's / early 70's brown sound that is associated with countless classic records spanning the whole musical spectrum. It offers unparalleled purity and touch sensitivity and an uncannily warm "valvey" grunt with the absence of the unnatural fizz associated with most overdrive pedals. It imparts a tangible sense of electricity (so prized by samplists in vintage recordings and so elusive with computer-based technology and will make any new guitar or bass sound 40 years older!
Three classic ways to use the Source with a guitar are for snap crackle and "pop" into a clean amp, dripping fat into a cooking amp and controlled feedback with singing harmonics into a driven amp. On bass, its soft rounded distortion and inherent compression makes it reminiscent of the toneful and plummy psych era bass sounds. In the studio it can perform amazing transformations and blended with the straight signal can be used to add a touch of dirt and girth to those unfashionable clean cut sounds!
re: SHIPPING:
I WILL ship worldwide ...... if you don't see your countries price listed message me & I can get a quote for you.
Shipping charges include 'Standard' shipping (express extra) signed for & fully insured to $1999 AUD (if you want more value it will cost more unfortunately) .... message me for more details before you buy
any questions send me a private message
LOTS more photos available. Contact me & I'll send a link
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