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Scarce classic, Lovetone Ring Stinger for sale. It’s… a ring modulator. It’s an octave fuzz. But it’s so much more. “Extreme” is quite simply too tame a word to describe this very rare pedal. Another product of Lovetone’s mid-90s pedal output, in the manual this is how the designers try to cover what this monster can do: “Klangs, bells, metallic FX, pseudo vocoder FX, Dalek noises, sci-fi atmospherics, spooky warbling, trem arpeggios, tonal toggling, touch sensitive keying, pitch cross-firing, microtonal and atonal FX, evolving drones, didgeridoo FX and not least the meanest graunchiest octave fuzz ever – and these are just for starters!”Tested and is fully functional. No modifications or repairs.otherwise in excellent condition.External 9 V (centre neg) powered or (but not both) 9 V battery(neither included). Selling on behalf of a friend.Open strictly to U.K. buyers only.All items will be carefully packed for transit by courier. The P&P price to U.K. mainland is £5.*** NB after buying please message me with your email address & mobile number as I need these for booking a courier service. Doing so will ensure I can book & ship your parcel asap ***Please see my other items for sale.
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