Strymon Pedals
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Strymon Iridium

Strymon Big Sky Reverb

Strymon Flint Tremolo and Reverb

Strymon Zuma

Strymon NightSky Reverb

Strymon Timeline Multi Delay and Looper Pedal

Strymon Volante Magnetic Echo Machine

Strymon Blue Sky Reverb

Strymon Ojai Power Supply

Strymon Ojai R30 Power Supply

Strymon Ojai Expansion Kit

Strymon Zuma Mounting Brackets

Strymon Mobius Modulation Pedal

Strymon Deco Vintage Tape Effects

Strymon Sunset Dual Drive

Strymon El Capistan Tape Delay

Strymon Dig Dual Digital Delay

Strymon Compadre Compressor

Strymon Zuma R300

Strymon Mini Switch

Strymon Ojai R30 Expansion Kit

Strymon Ola Chorus/Vibrato

Strymon Lex Rotary Speaker Pedal

Strymon Dig Dual Digital Delay (Ex-Demo) #S19-19080
About Strymon Pedals
Strymon pedals are known for their innovation in Digital Signal Processing (DSP). This technology packs staggering processing power into each pedal.
Strymon pedals are immediately recognisable by their colourful yet robust aluminium casings. The Strymon Big Sky is one of the most popular pedals in the world since its release. Its reverb sounds are stunning: lush and organic with none of the sterile digital feel you often find in reverb pedals. It covers everything from old studio reverbs like plate and spring to natural room and hall sounds. Really though, the Big Sky’s popularity comes from the cavernous, otherworldly reverbs and celestial shimmers it can create. A perfect example of when a pedal encourages you to play in a totally different way. Their latest innovation comes in the form of the Iridium. This unassuming pedal, still in the small Strymon casing, is one of the most power amp and cab modellers on the market.
Most modellers give players hundreds of choices which can lead to option paralysis. The Strymon Iridium, however, favours quality over quantity with three classic amp sounds. Players can now turn up at a gig armed only with a small pedalboard and still get huge, arena-ready sounds.
Strymon also have their own range of industry-leading power supplies so that you can give your pedals all the juice they need.