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The Creamer offers a compact, high-performance solution for enriching your sound with natural, deep reverb. Designed to preserve the integrity of the analog signal, it features three essential modes — Spring, Room, and Hall — suited to various styles and environments, from the studio to the stage. Its intuitive controls let you quickly adjust the effect level, duration, and tone, making this pedal ideal for guitarists looking for transparent reverb that is easy to integrate into a crowded pedalboard.
| Input impedance at 1 kHz | > 1 M Ohm |
|---|---|
| Output impedance at 1 kHz | < 1 k Ohm |
| Power supply | 9 V DC |
| Min/max voltage | 8,5 V DC / 12,5 V DC |
| Current | 70 mA |
| Maximum input signal | 4 V |
| Battery type | 9 V |
| Battery life | 30-60 min |
| Connectors | input jack, output jack, 9 V DC jack |
| Controls | on/off, reverb, decay, tone, mode |
| Dimensions | 60 × 50 × 115 mm |
| Weight | ~0,25 kg |
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