These days there are so many cool fan and light controllers/sensors, it is really hard to pick which one to use. I must have reviewed dozens of controllers and switched back and forth so many times that I'm starting to cause wear marks on the drive bays of my case. I just can't make up my mind which one to use... To make my decision even harder, Cooler Master has sent over their very own twist on the fan controller called the Musketeer. What's so special about this one? Several things... First of all, it is constructed entirely out of heavy duty aluminum, anodized silver, and uses VU Meter style gauges! Maybe this is the one I've been waiting for?

     The high quality structure of the Musketeer already sets this unit apart from all the rest. This is the first time I've seen such a rugged design. The structure is more what you would expect out of a solid aluminum case. Right out of the box, the Musketeer starts to gain massive cool points...

Specifications

►  Voltage (Left) Dial Display: DC 0 to12V
►  VU (middle) Dial Display: -20 to +3dB
►  Temperature (right) Dial Display: 10-90 Celsius/50-180 Fahrenheit
►  Voltage Adjustment: DC 6 to approx. 11V (IC controlled)
►  Sound Pressure: -20 to +3dB (depends on input from sound card)

Features

►  Musketeer is designed to display the fan voltage, audio sound pressure and the temperature of the positioned thermal sensor when connected to this device. Plus, the two sliders allow users to adjust the fan speed, and the dynamics of the sound pressure simply and with no hassles.
►  Connects directly to your computer’s +12V DC power source
►  No software required
►  Reflective blue L.E.D. Display
►  Easy to install
►  Requires only one 5.25” drive bay
►  Sound pressure for audio device
►  Operator controlled fans allow for energy conservation and noise reduction
►  Suitable for PC equipped with audio device and high-speed fan