Strymon Flint V2 Tremolo and Reverb Pedal

The Strymon Flint V2 is a dual-effects pedal that combines vintage-inspired tremolo and reverb in a single compact unit. It builds upon the acclaimed original Flint, offering guitarists and musicians a versatile tool for adding modulation and spatial effects to their signal chain. The pedal is designed to deliver the classic tones associated with iconic amplifier circuits and studio effects racks from the 1960s through to the 1980s, all within a robust stompbox format. The pedal features three distinct tremolo types: the '61 Harmonic tremolo for a complex, filtering modulation; the '63 Tube tremolo for smooth, bias-modulated pulsing; and the '65 Photo tremolo for a sharper, photocell-based volume effect. On the reverb side, users can select between '60s Spring tank emulation, '70s Electronic Plate reverb, and '80s Hall Rack reverb. Key technical upgrades in the V2 include an expanded tremolo speed control range, allowing for slower modulation, and adjustable reverb pre-delay. It incorporates a premium analogue JFET input circuit for dynamic response and utilises a new ARM DSP chip for enhanced processing power with lower energy consumption. The Flint V2 is well-suited for guitarists seeking authentic, studio-quality modulation and reverb effects in a pedalboard-friendly format. Its full MIDI implementation via USB-C or TRS jack allows for remote control and preset storage, making it ideal for both live performance and studio work. The stereo input/output capabilities and selectable mono/stereo operation provide flexible signal routing options. With features like an effect order selector and dedicated boost/cut functions for each effect side, it offers detailed tonal shaping for everything from subtle ambience to pronounced, pulsating textures.