Yes! ❤ I felt it before I heard it.

Thank you so much!! :)

@@strymon this sounds so rich, lush and amazing - i can barely wait to get one.

Hope you have been having a great time with your Flint! Thanks for sharing this with us :)

@@strymon I love my Flint, I hate that autocorrect corrected 'buy' to 'by'.

Got a reverb pedal that has oceans (hint hint) more options. I returned it and bought this one because it’s infinitely better sounding.

Fkn banger why not

He's just a way cool guy!

He always does excellent reviews

I hear ya, I’m selling my MXR M300 Reverb and MXR M305 Tremolo to get the Flint. I have the DIG and will own the El Capistan eventually. I like the MXR pedals but they both have high mA when it comes to power. The M300 has a current draw of 240mA and the M305 has a current draw of 190mA. The Flint’s required current is 250mA. I do have a truetone cs7 power supply so it wasn’t an issue but just one power source as opposed to two is a plus. One less patch cable and I still get great reverb and tremolo tones so it’s a win for me. I got the MXR pedals because I liked the idea of 6 different types of reverb and tremolo but I only ever used plate and spring and epic on the reverb and one or two types on the tremolo. I think I’ll get along better with just the flint. I’ve become a minimalist these days so I’m trying to get down to using as few pedals as possible. Can’t wait to get the Flint. Take care folks

Right? I sometimes clicking on a video of theirs because once I do I have to sell something and buy their pedal lol! The Flint is easily one of the best pedals I've ever owned! I have a friend that owns 3 of them so he can have one on every one of his boards lol!

This keypad...Johnny Marr.

@@stan2211stan don't worry dude we got you ;)

@@oliverjames7315 Thanks Oliver.

How soon is now!!

Thanks! Hope you enjoy your Flint, and we're always here if you have any questions :)

That is so great to hear and we can't wait to see the video!! Thank you and we are always happy to help out!!

Makes our day to hear that. If you post any videos please share with us :) Thanks

Thank you!

Hope you've been enjoying your Flint :D

Absolutely, loving it!

Thank you :)

I currently have a BigSky and love it, kind of drool over your other pedals! I use BigSky for synths, vocals and other sounds and it works really well. May have to get the TimeLine or DIG next. Are there any other pedals you think would be suited to non-guitar sounds?

The Deco is one of my personal favorites in our lineup as it provides great tape saturation for tape compression, warmth, and enhanced low end harmonics and the Doubletracker provides effects that range from doubling, comb filtering, flanging, chorus, and delay.

Awesome! Happy to hear that. Thanks :)

Thank you :)

😂😂😂

ha!! i was falling asleep last night listening to this review and in my half sleep i heard something beautiful. i was getting ready to listen to the entire thing again today to find the part which i had heard but i read your comment and sure enough - that was the part :)

Thank you!

Love that. If you post any videos with your Flint, would love to see/hear them :D

Hi Chris, Thanks for the kind words. Hope everything starts to pick back up for you as the pandemic starts to get under control! Wishing you the best.

Ben Wyatt

Hi Simon, that is incorrect. The two sides of the pedal will come out of the LEFT OUT when you are going mono in and out. You do not need a splitter cable to use each side of the pedal. Even when using stereo outputs, both effects are sent out of both outputs, it is not one effect per out.

@@strymon Thank you! Seems like I’ll be getting one of these! 😎👍

First thing I thought of!

what is 3:35? i have heard that before

val C How Soon Is Now by The Smiths

Flint's reverbs are unique to Flint and aren't found on BigSky. Flint's reverbs can be set to sound darker than those found on BigSky and blueSky.

Yes

We don't have any job openings at the moment, but feel free to send your resume into HR at info@strymon.net so we have it if something does open up :)

I bought dis.

@@bumblefritz you like dis?

@@emmanuelwong3592 Yes, I like dis

Hi +Randall Yeager, thanks for checking out the video! :) The EXP jack on our pedals will only receive external expression control and does not send out tempo sync information I'm afraid.

By default, Flint is set to True Bypass, however, you can set the Flint to buffered bypass mode so that you get a buffered signal when the effect is bypassed.

Nah. BlueSky is a MUST have reverb pedal. This thing is the most realistic reverb I've ever heard in a pedal. And I do have the Bigsky and Immerse and many other reverb pedals.

@@savanaviolenta I guess you might have a darker amp. Which balances out the shrill-ness.

With the pedal disconnected from power, press and hold the Reverb Bypass footswitch, and then connect the pedal to power :) This toggles between the bypass mode each time you do it. Buffered bypass gives you trails when bypassing the reverb.

@@strymon great, thank you very much. I will try it 👍👍👍

+David Rollin - Our pedals require a TRS connection from your expression pedal and we recommend at least a 25k potentiometer in the expression pedal for best results. We have not tested the Dunlop Volume X to verify how it would work with our pedals.

strymon Thank you!, I'll look into that. Cheers

Hi, signal path was Flint » stereo into two Damage Control tube preamps » PC audio interface. Thanks :)

That is a hard question that we can't help in answering, since it's really what sounds and feel inspire you. But if you have any technical questions about Flint please let us now at support@strymon.net. You can also check strymon.net/dealers to see if there is a dealer near you that you could try Flint out :) Thanks!

The SPEED range of the Flint's Tremolo effect is 90-600 BPM.

Hey there! This will answer your question :) www.strymon.net/faq/does-the-bigsky-have-all-the-features-of-the-bluesky/

It sounds like you're using a latching switch. For controlling the tap tempo, you'd want a non-latching TRS SPST switch. Check out our MiniSwitch for a great option. :) www.strymon.net/miniswitch/ If you still have questions please email support@strymon.net!

Hey there! At the beginning of the video, there's a lot of '63 harmonic tremolo going on. Is that what you're referring to? If not, give me a timestamp, and I'm happy to look into that!

You can do either! If you want to hear Flint in Iridium's headphone output though, you'll want it before Iridium. If you are also getting overdriven tones from Iridium, it might sound clearer to run Flint after it.

@@strymon thank you, don’t really use the headphones, but do get some drive from Iridium, so will put Flint last I think

+Mrs Boswell Yes, the bypass mode is remembered for future power ups until you change it up again with the same procedure.

:D

Delay and tremolo dont get along well

@@shckltnebay They most certainly do work together, and very nicely I might add...

@@jasonbone5121 Delay and tremolo?

There is no perceived volume drop. Also, there is a separate boost/cut feature available when you engage the Tremolo (or Reverb).

+John Boswell, you can certainly use our pedals as outboard effects with dedicated audio interfaces. Our pedals have an input impedance of 1 Meg Ohm and output impedance of 100 Ohm, so just make sure that your audio interface can work with these connections.

strymon Thanks.

You can run mono in and stereo out, yes :) Note that both outputs are always processed though, so if you are trying to run a wet/dry rig for example you'd want to split the signal before Iridium with some other type of device.

@@strymon Thank you :)

Hi Jameson, It's a Seymour Duncan '59. :)

+strymon Cool! Thanks for replying.

The perception of a volume drop is usually due to the nature of how the tremolo affects the amplitude of your signal. On the Flint, there is an optional boost of up to +3dB that you can apply if you feel you are losing signal.

strymon thanks for the answer, can I assign that +3db boost just for tremolo or it is both for tremolo and reverb?

Yes, both the TREMOLO and REVERB sides have their own independent BOOST level settings. So you can set it for the Tremolo, but keep the reverb effect at unity gain when that is engaged.

thanks, I think you have just sold it to me 😃

Look forward to hearing when you get it. Please share with us when you do :) And if you have anymore questions let us know anytime at support@strymon.net. Thanks!

Agile

They are available at Rondo Music. They were mostly cheaper than the Epiphones and considered better by many. This was $350ish I think. I have the 3010 and love it. The one he is playing has upgraded pickups however, he mentions what they are in the DECO demonstration video comments.

Our pedals are designed to operate at unity gain; the +/- 3dB boost/cut is there in order to allow fine tuning for your output signal level to match your input level. :)

I brought this up before on other vids and am wary of coming across cranky...but with all due respect 3 db of cut is not enough to level the volume when going %100 wet with longer trails.(yes,people discover new ways to use gear).They stack up much more the 3 db and I know this because it's one of the reasons I bought a Big Sky in the first place-I don't use my guitar's volume knob for swells or even the "swell" setting for swells.Going %100 wet is much better IMO because it's seamless sounding.You can play what I call *chord clouds* (basically seamless swells)and add all kinds of artifacts-pick noise,tapping,dissonant notes etc.."Swell" mode can't do that because it clips the attack. More-you could get swells on ANY reverb "type" /any verb pedal in your line up and you could have boasted a "swell" effect for each if you guys offered more than 3db cut.As they are they will do it but the volume will far exceed the guitar's dry level.That's such a bummer because it's an awesome sound and it's so close yet the Strymon's volume runs away :/ You should try it and experience for yourself.You set the verb %100 wet,create chord clouds (set to long decay) and as it lingers you can disengage the effect and play over it.You can also overlap the clouds of sound,its a great/worthwhile sonic effect. BTW I chose Strymon because there are sounds and features that some of my music depends on now,otherwise I'd opt for an Eventide or Empress.I want so bad to ditch my lesser sounding line6 (even line6 let's you do chord clouds with it's 20db range of cut). Anyhow,this is my last nag.Otherwise I really enjoy my Strymon.

Appreciate the feedback. Will pass along to the team. Thanks!

Can you use for your guitar’s volume knobs for that? Can you explain what you mean in more depth? I’m curious because I’d like to try something like that.

Absolutely :)

Dave Kuhn which do you prefer?

@@liamgallagherrr flint for me , owned both, went from flint to neunaber. missed the flint

Piru I have both side by side and the Wet beats it everytime

@@liamgallagherrr weird, maybe i remember it wrong

I guess when you're covering "How Soon Is Now" or "Don't Dream It's Over"?

The 65 photo cell is more of a binary square wave and gives off a different vibe for different types of music. I use them all.

Hi, Thanks for the suggestion. Will pass along to the team :)

+gitarkecil Yes, the Tremolo and Reverb on the Flint pedal can be used independently of each other. You can also switch the effect order around from Tremolo=>Reverb to Reverb=>Tremolo.

+strymon thx