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Products of the Strymon range from £159 to £595.79, so your total expense can vary depending on the products chosen, which allows you to choose products according to your budget. On average, the Strymon products cost around £339.23. It is not a small expenditure for most consumers, so we recommend that you consider all aspects before making the purchasing decisions.

Strymon has a relatively small number of products for sale, only 45. We analyzed some of them in detail and recommended them to our readers. This Strymon review will give you insight into the products they offer so you can make a better informed decision before you make your purchase.

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Last Updated: 14 Jun 2023

Strymon Flint V2 Tremolo & Reverb Effect Pedal

  • Three reverbs in one: classic '60s Spring Tank Reverb, inventive '70s Electronic Plate Reverb, nostalgic '80s Hall Rack Reverb
  • Three tremoloes in one: the beating heart of the '65 photo trem, rolling waves of the '63 tube trem, hypnotic swirl of the '61 harmonic tremolo
  • Tremolo Boost/Cut, Reverb Boost/Cut, Effect Order, Tap Subdivision secondary functions

Strymon Ola dBucket Chorus & Vibrato · Guitar Effect

  • Chorus, Multi & Vibrato Modes
  • Lush, Organic Chorus & Vibrato Sounds
  • True Bypass

Riverside Multistage Drive Pedal

  • Digitally controlled analog class A JFET input gain stage maximizes headroom while adding up to 20dB of pure analog gain
  • Custom cascading multistage distortion topology provides a wide range of tube-inspired drive tones
  • Precision crafted DSP gain stages provide detailed complexity and responsiveness

Strymon Blue Sky V2 Reverberator Reverb Guitar Effect Pedal

  • Low impedance independent TS stereo outputs.
  • High impedance ultra low-noise discrete Class A JFET TRS stereo input.
  • USB jack for controlling via MIDI from a computer or for performing firmware updates.

Strymon El Capistan V2 dTape Echo Effect Pedal

  • Three tape machines in one: Fixed (one fixed playback head), Multi (multiple playback heads), and Single (sliding record head)
  • Hand crafted dTape algorithms deliver meticulous, nuanced reproductions of every stage of analogue tape delays
  • Sound on Sound mode with instant tape splice and bulk erase. A built-in tape-style looper!

Strymon DIG Digital Delay Guitar Effects Pedal

  • 5 rhythmic subdivisions and 3 delay options in one easy-to-use format
  • Two built-in and simultaneous delays that capture sounds from 80s to present
  • Made in USA

Strymon Big Sky Hall Reverbs - Guitar Effects Pedal

  • 12 studio-quality reverb machines
  • Programmable, 300 editable presets
  • Freeze and Infinite Sustain functions

Strymon Compadre Dual Voice Compressor and Boost Pedal

  • Two voicing options: smooth studio compression and hard pedal style compression
  • Premium analog VCA (Voltage Controlled Amplifier) compressor circuits
  • Independently controlled clean or dirty boost circuit with 3 EQ options

Strymon Lex V2 Rotary Effect Pedal

  • Control of rotor speed, horn level, acceleration time, microphone distance, tube drive, saturation and volume level
  • Classic sound of the most sought-after rotatary speaker system
  • Rotary Brake and bi-amping control

Strymon Zelzah Multidimensional Phaser Effects Pedal, Purple

  • Vintage 4-stage phaser with three phaser sweep modes: classic, barber, and envelope.
  • Two independent effects that can be configured and controlled separately and used one at a time or simultaneously in series, parallel, or split configurations.
  • True stereo operation means, under the hood, each half of the pedal has two phasers running side by side (two 4-stage and two 6-stage)  or in series, with independently adjustable stereo spread for each.

Strymon Zuma 9-Output Pedal Power Supply

  • 9 outputs offer 9V DC option
  • 9 high-current, fully isolated outputs
  • Fits under most pedalboards

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