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Carl Martin Hot Drive´n Boost MK 1, 2 & 3 - Demo by Simon Gotthelf

Carl Martin

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The Hot Drive'n Boost MKII is similar to the Hot Drive'n Boost but voiced with an extended frequency range one octave lower than the regular HDB. The result is more bottom end, sustain, and harmonics. The unit delivers an authentic '70s British sound, but cleans up nicely when you back off on your guitar's volume control. The Hot Drive'n Boost MKII also features both clean and distortion outputs for players who wish to split their signal into 2 amps. The boost feature lets you pump out up to 22dB more punch for solos that really stand out!
Carl Martin Hot Drive'n Boost MK 2
Carl Martin Hot Drive'n Boost MK 2

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  • Extended frequency range
  • Authentic '70s British sound
  • Clean out for splitting your signal (wet/dry)
  • Separate variable boost channel (up to 22dB)
  • Built-in regulated power supply

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One year parts and labor warranty.

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  • Best Overdrive Out There

    5

    submitted15 years ago

    byBrett

    fromNashville, TN

    This pedal is amazing. About 2 years ago I was looking for an overdrive pedal and spent weeks traveling to stores and playing through pedals from Fulltone, Boss, Radial Engineering, Pro Co, Seymour Duncan, Ibanez, MXR, Electro Harmonix, Vox, and the list goes on. I was about to give up when I found this pedal. The MK3 is forever my #1 overdrive pedal because: - It doesn't cover up my guitar tone - It sounds like a tube amp and can be driven from slight tube breakup to full out tube roar - There is NO connection noise - You dont have to engage the Drive to engage the Boost, therefore you can use it to boost the volume from other pedals or your amp (None of the other pedals I tested allowed this) - The Wave dial lets you add more mid-upper end to get that crunchier sound I honestly would have never considered paying this much for a pedal, it was worth every dime. This is that last overdrive pedal you will ever want, period.

  • Great Product!

    5

    submitted16 years ago

    byDale

    fromHillsborough, N.J.

    I like the sound you get from this pedal. The Boost feature is useful for boost while soloing. I can hear the little octave thing going on, which makes it different from a Tube Screamer. One thing worth mentioning, you need 110 volts A.C. for this pedal, 9 volts does not run it. This pedal comes with an electrical cord attached to it, with an integral 12 volt transformer. The boost feature also will boost other pedals in your pedal chain. Nice drive sound for Rock or Blues.

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