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Strymon Flint V2
The Strymon Flint V2 pairs the two effects that defined vintage amplifiers — tremolo and reverb — in one pedal, each modelled from a classic era and rebuilt on Strymon's latest platform.
The tremolo section recreates three icons: the swampy '61 harmonic tremolo, the tube-bias throb of '63, and the sharp '65 photocell chop. The reverb side answers with '60s spring, '70s electronic plate and '80s studio hall algorithms. V2 adds a next-generation ARM DSP, ultra-low-noise JFET analogue input, TRS MIDI with preset access, USB-C, expression support and flexible routing order between the two effects.
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| Type | Tremolo + reverb pedal (V2) |
| Tremolos | '61 harmonic, '63 tube bias, '65 photocell |
| Reverbs | '60s spring, '70s plate, '80s studio hall |
| Platform | ARM DSP, JFET analogue front end; effect order routing |
| I/O | Stereo, TRS MIDI presets, USB-C, expression |
Detailed technical specifications are shown in the Overview section above.
4 reviews from leading pro-audio publications
“The company’s Blue Sky reverb and El Capistan delay are elegant, strikingly accurate DSP takes on difficult-to-emulate analog effects. And only the most-curmudgeonly luddite would fail to be impressed by how alive and authentic Strymon’s effects can sound. With the introduction of the Flint, Strymon set its sights on the most ardent of analog purists.”Read full review →
“I'd say that depends on how important a slow trem, tap tempo, pre-delay, and midi capabilities are to you. For me it was worth it to prepare my pedalboard for MIDI integration + have a more flexible Flint at the end of my signal chain.”Read full review →
“Together, they make one of the best stompboxes on the market, overall. ... BEST FOR: Mixing ambience with basic modulation. Clean tones and pro-level pedalboards. ... Though a tremolo first, the Flint has a separate bypass for its reverb side, ...”Read full review →
“Like the rest of the V2 range the most notable enhancements are an all-new premium analog JFET input circuit, cutting edge ARM-based processing, and full MIDI integration that offers 300 storable presets and a wealth of new control options. Let’s see if this Flint still has that spark… · It’s worth noting right at the top that Strymon claims to have done nothing with the core sounds of the original Flint, so that means once again we get the choice of ’61 Harmonic Tremolo, ’63 Power Tube Tremolo, and ’65 Photocell Tremolo on the trem side.”Read full review →
