Creation Audio Labs MK.4.23

 
Art Thompson ,Jul 01, 2007
 
 

Sporting a compact enclosure made from mirror-polished stainless steel, the MK.4.23 consumes scant pedalboard space and delivers up to a pummeling 24dB of sparkling clean boost. The circuitry is encapsulated in a block of epoxy with handwired connections to the jacks, footswitch, and single gain pot. Power is via the included 9-volt adapter only, as the circuit draws too much current for practical operation with a battery. The unit scores well for ruggedness, sonic clarity, and amount of boost it can deliver, and it even has slide-on-style openings on the bottom plate in case you want to secure it to your pedalboard with screws.

Kudos:
Strong clean output. Quiet, even at full boost. Front-mounted jacks facilitate installation on crowded pedalboards.

Concerns:
Switching pops can occur until pedal is cycled on and off a few times.

Contact:
(615) 884-7520; creationaudiolabs.com

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Shandon Griggs Nashville, TN
I have this and it is the best booster I've ever tried!!!
 

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