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strymon bigsky

As intrigued as I am by Strymon pedals in general, I am sick to death of the number of reverb pedals they make. Couldn't they have made a phaser instead? Or a Digitech Whammy killer?

Sorry; I guess I let my emotions get the better of me. It looks like it will be a fine product - Strymon pedals always are - and even though I have no use for reverb, I'm sure that those who do will find it to be exceptional.
 
As intrigued as I am by Strymon pedals in general, I am sick to death of the number of reverb pedals they make. Couldn't they have made a phaser instead? Or a Digitech Whammy killer?

Sorry; I guess I let my emotions get the better of me. It looks like it will be a fine product - Strymon pedals always are - and even though I have no use for reverb, I'm sure that those who do will find it to be exceptional.

given that this is their verb equivalent to the timeline and mobius, it seems likely that we could expect some other offerings in the future. a whammy killer is a genius idea, and if anyone would nail that out of the park it would be strymon.

i will be picking one of these up when I can. for ambient/soundscape territory, this has got to be a one-stop-shop SPACE killer.

as previously stated, i wonder how the algorithms will hold up in a pepsi challenge vs my context.
 
meh. need i over-rated.

WANT is the ultimate monkey.

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i'm ok with my BSR, HoF & Wet thanks. looks like a great option for people who didnt think the Eventide Space was sufficient.


lots of complaints with algorithm quality and patch switching with the space, though I've never used one. my context kills and has a small footprint. I'm hoping the bigsky is an end all be all for multi-verb units.