Strymon Big Sky Reverb

The "BigSky" shares a very similar layout to other units from the company like the "TimeLine" delay generator, featuring a rotary selector that accesses 12 Reverb types, another to adjust values alongside the alphanumeric display, and 7 knobs for controlling various parameters.

• Twelve reverb types: Room, Hall, Plate, Spring, Swell, Bloom, Cloud, Chorale, Shimmer, Magneto, Nonlinear, Reflections
• Algorithms developed by Strymon
• Seven front panel knobs: Decay, Pre-Delay, Mix, Tone, Param 1 (Assignable), Param 2 (Assignable), and Mod.
• 300 easily accessible and renameable presets.
• Three sturdy footswitches for preset selection, effect bypass, loop control, and tap tempo.
• Selectable speaker emulator.
• Expression pedal input (not included).
• Configurable stereo input and output.
• Ultra-low noise with 24bit 96kHz A/D and D/A converters.
• Dry Path for zero-latency signal that bypasses digital conversion.
• Optional Kill Dry: mutes the clean signal for parallel effect use.

With multiple reverb engines and extensive editing parameters, you can find and craft the perfect reverb tones. From classics like Spring and Plate to massive, shimmering ambient textures, the Big Sky delivers high-quality rack unit reverbs, all within a stompbox pedal.

This programmable multi-effect lets users store up to 300 presets, features stereo inputs and outputs, a speaker simulation output for direct connection to live sound or studio mixers, MIDI connections (Input/Output), and an external expression pedal input assignable to any parameter or combination of parameters.

The 3 footswitches serve multiple functions: effect on/off with True Bypass relay switching, preset toggling, Tap Tempo, or holding down for infinite sustain effects like Freeze, etc.

About Strymon
Talking about Strymon means discussing top-tier quality in effect pedals. They are a manufacturer known for their "High End" pedal lines that combine analog circuitry with digital signal processing, achieving truly stunning results. They describe themselves as a small company, yet their effects are used by world-class artists.