Thanks a lot for your support my friend!

Thanks a lot!!! They are actually two great options for reverb and tremolo

Thanks a lot

As a Muslim I had to subscribe.

Eh! Ehh

Merci! I’m glad you liked it. Thanks for your support

Its a great pedal

Thanks a lot for sharing!

Thanks a lot.

Great tip. I’ll have to investigate that

Thanks

That’s the main thing of this pedal!!!

It’s a great reverb indeed

I feel the same way. I wish I had grabbed all of those Boss "Fender" pedals - now they're ridiculous. People talked so much crap about the Boss pedals and it scared a lot of people off. A damn shame.

Thanks a lot for your suggestions! Great to know

You’re welcome

Steve Rosebud it’s a great pedal!!!!

The Flint is a great reverb and when used in stereo, specially on the 70's and 80's modes it is very wide and beautifull. I love it. The slap is a good idea but the flint already has a predelay on the reverb that makes it great.

Hi Budda. I've found that the pre delay isn't quite the same as a slapback. The HOF has pre delay too and it doesn't quite work the same as a slapback. The main difference being response to my playing. The pre delay does: TOC TOC while the slapback does: TOC TOc Toc toc (the lower case letters represent lower volume repeats set by the repeats or feedback knob) In normal play you hear only the first TOc thus the name slapback. But as you dig into the guitar or increase the gain knob(dwell) the other echoes become more audible creating the drip. Yesterday I managed to get a pretty convincing drip with the Volante spring reverb. I used the record level knob as dwell and set playback head to half volume, playback head two to full volume and engaged the third record head with a short delay, low feedback and a head spacing on golden ratio. The pedal then drips when I increase the record level beyond one o'clock as the feedback begins to become perceivable. I'll post a video if I can get a less than mediocre audio with my cellphone so you can see the setup.

I agree 100%. What matters the most is hope it inspires you!!! Thanks for your comment

It’s not very pricey - it’s two pedals in one for $300. That’s about the same for the two Boss Pedals, I think.

@@RPSartre01They have come down a bit, I thought, anyway.Seems I remembered closer to $400? I get your point, but many wouldn't care much about the 2 in 1 aspect,- generally speaking, I see people calling it a wrap after $ 200.

Mark Ferguson I have about 40 pedals and this is my favorite right now. The different tremolos are just beautiful. It’s a real pleasure playing through this pedal. I play mostly 50s and 60s style music. I have that new Supro tremolo too that I paid $200. It doesn’t hold up against the Flint and I never use it.

The flint is really great specially the tremolo

Thanks for your comment

I don’t know that oneZ have to look it up

@@BuddaGuedes yup, Canadian company. There are some good reviews on KZfaq - version III. Check out the one review by RJ Ronquillo.

Thanks. I’ll be looking for it.

É verdade

You’re welcome

Thanks

I’ll have to dig deep into it to figure it out

Boss pedals have a buffer that brightens the tone a little.

@@BuddaGuedes Sure sure. I’ve just found their buffers to vary, and while some may add a little high end, I feel like my main impression is still that everything sounds a tiny bit duller through most all of their stuff 🤷🏼‍♂️😊 Still considering a modded TR-2 again, tho! lol Thanks again!

Ive never felt it!!!

Boss buffers always make my tone brighter when using long cables. But for the most part, with short cables I don't hear any significant changes one way or the other. I always try to use at least one Boss pedal in my chain for their buffer tho, just to be safe. The TR2 has always been perfect for that end of chain, or a GE7/TU2 up in front.

@@LeviBulger Brighter compared to lots of capacitance, sure, fair enough. I’ve just generally experienced them being duller as compared to higher-quality buffers 🤷🏼‍♂️ (Which, also to be fair, some Boss pedals’ bypass tones do sound better than others! Not trying to spread Boss hate! 😄)

Thanks for your comment

Great point

There is no contest. Strymon Flint is by far the best for the professional.

The flint is more transparent than the frv! I had the boss, wich always adds too many high frequencies.

I like that high treble on the frv

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On the reverb setting I also love the Boss FRV1

​@@BuddaGuedes check out the EHX oceans 11, both of you won't be disappointed. Cheaper, than all of these, great drip and many more. Budda, as a gear addicted, you'll end to buy it haha.

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The best reverb for that is the surfy bear by surfy industries

Hey Thanks a lot. This is a Mexican Strat special ordered by Musicstore in 2004. it go Texas special pickups, and I also love it.

That’s right.

The Boss is a great tremolo. But if you want a simple tremolo go with the surfy industries surfy trem. It's just super!!!

@@BuddaGuedes Thanks of your reply Budda! I got the Boss, here in Perú we struggle to get pedals from small pedal makers, and I always wanted to get myself a Boss pedal for the first time anyway. Amazing vid :)

Brayan Flores Ramírez is a great one.

Supro make an outstanding Trem.Try it, and you'll forget about the others.

Surfy Industries makes a great tremolo too. Look for my review here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pteEq7uW3cq5fIU.html

Eh! Eh!

Factory stock. 6l6

The pickups are Texas special and the amp is the lonestar

I also love the boss TR-2, but the strymon has a magic thing!!! I love the boss FRV1 a lot!!!

Yeah the FRV1 really has that surf sound. Hoping for a Waza TR-2 now.

That would be cool too

Nah. TR2 is perfect as it is. No need for tap tempo input or whatever. If Boss wanted to put it, they would have done it already.

I don’t find it perfect. It’s a good tremolo, but not the best

I’m not sure. I must say what it is a little before

I’ve just checked and it’s the 80’s reverb

@@BuddaGuedes thank you very much! That sound is awesome...

Thanks a lot

Great idea

That thing on the top end you talk is the surf spring reverb emulation. The strings is going for the tube amp spring reverb tank like the Twin Reverb. The boss is going for the tube reverb unit that fender used to have. Different beats, but I also love the Flint. Thanks for sharing

@@BuddaGuedes No I know what they are both attempting to emulate, I just do not like how the Boss is doing it. It is not on the same level in the 10k as the Strymon. Not much is. I like Boss stuff and some is better than others, but Strymon is on a completely different level. That said, those that hear it know, those that do not will be happy regardless. YMMV

In this case I just think they are different. For the surf reverb I prefer the Boss. I use the flint on my board, though, because I don’t play surf music and the reverb on the flint sounds as lot more like my Super Reverb or my Twin. Thanks again for your opinion. This is the beauty of music. There’s no universal truth

They are very different indeed. the RE20 is a delay pedal with a bonus reverb. But the reverb is not that great (at least to me)

Horses for courses

I haven’t had a problem with that, but many people ask that!

thanks

Marcos Marques this is a made in Mexico Strat with Texas special. There’s a full episode on this guitar.

I think it was the Mesa Boogie Lonestar

Great sounding gear man!!!

Mine doesn’t

I actually like it a lot

Just sold mine too. The Harmonic tremolo I didn’t think was strong enough and its Spring Reverb had zero drip and life to it. I will say I thought the 70’s plate setting was very nice. I tried the fender pedal recently and thought it sounded too harsh. So it’s not a replacement for the Flint either.

@@Skoora Have you tried the Keeley Hydra? I think it smokes the Flint, especially in the spring reverb and harmonic trem sounds. The Harmonious Monk and the MXR Tremolo both have really good harmonic tones but of course they don't have reverb.