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Used Strymon blueSky Reverberator Pedal
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Listed 22 days ago
The amazing Strymon blueSky Reverberator Pedal in MINT / LIKE NEW Condition.
Includes original box and all original items.
From Strymon -
Decay controls the decay time of the reverberated signal. Set low for small rooms, plates and short springs. Set high for huge arenas, massive plates and enormous springs.
Mode switches between 3 reverb modes (normal, mod, shimmer). Normal mode provides an unmodified version of the selected reverb type. Mod adds gorgeous modulation to the selected reverb type. Shimmer mode adds regenerative octave up pitch shifting “in the tank” for a reverb trail that rises into the clouds with a plate. For Spring and Room shimmer, an octave plus a fifth is regeneratively introduced.
Type switches between 3 different types of reverb (plate, room, spring). Plate gives you an intensely high quality vintage studio plate type reverb. Room type is a versatile room ranging in size from a bedroom to an arena. Spring provides an excellent recreation of the best vintage spring reverbs. TIP: Adjust LOW DAMP and HIGH DAMP controls with the spring type reverb to vary the color and age of your spring tank.
Mix controls the balance of your analog dry signal and your wet signal, from 100% dry at minimum to 100% wet at maximum. The mix occurs entirely in analog. 50/50 mix occurs when the Mix knob is set to 3:00. Hold Tap and Bypass simultaneously while turning the Mix knob to access the +/-3dB Boost/Cut feature. Achieve a plus or minus 3dB boost or cut when the pedal is engaged.
Low Damp controls the amount of low damping in the reverberated signal. Turn counter-clockwise to reduce the amount of low end in the reverb decay trail.
Pre-Delay controls the delay time before the reverberated signal appears. This is an essential control in creating an accurate and pleasing reverb.
High Damp controls the amount of high damping in the reverberated signal. Turn counter-clockwise to reduce the amount of high end in the reverb decay trail.
Press to select saved favorite sound. When FAVORITE LED is lit the favorite setting is engaged. When each knob is turned, the LED will indicate the saved favorite position of the knob. Push and hold the foot switch to save a new favorite sound.
Engages and disengages effect. Bypass mode is true bypass by default. LED on indicates that the effect is engaged. TIP: Hold the bypass footswitch during power up to change the bypass mode to analog bypass with trails (reverb persist).
Left Input – Plug your instrument in here. Acts as a mono input when only one channel is being used.
Right Input – Plug your instrument in here.
Left Output – Connect to your amp, mixing board, etc. Acts as a mono output when only one channel is being used.
Right Output – Connect to your amp, mixing board, etc.
Power – Maximum 9 volts DC center negative, with a minimum of 250mA current.
Includes original box and all original items.
From Strymon -
Decay controls the decay time of the reverberated signal. Set low for small rooms, plates and short springs. Set high for huge arenas, massive plates and enormous springs.
Mode switches between 3 reverb modes (normal, mod, shimmer). Normal mode provides an unmodified version of the selected reverb type. Mod adds gorgeous modulation to the selected reverb type. Shimmer mode adds regenerative octave up pitch shifting “in the tank” for a reverb trail that rises into the clouds with a plate. For Spring and Room shimmer, an octave plus a fifth is regeneratively introduced.
Type switches between 3 different types of reverb (plate, room, spring). Plate gives you an intensely high quality vintage studio plate type reverb. Room type is a versatile room ranging in size from a bedroom to an arena. Spring provides an excellent recreation of the best vintage spring reverbs. TIP: Adjust LOW DAMP and HIGH DAMP controls with the spring type reverb to vary the color and age of your spring tank.
Mix controls the balance of your analog dry signal and your wet signal, from 100% dry at minimum to 100% wet at maximum. The mix occurs entirely in analog. 50/50 mix occurs when the Mix knob is set to 3:00. Hold Tap and Bypass simultaneously while turning the Mix knob to access the +/-3dB Boost/Cut feature. Achieve a plus or minus 3dB boost or cut when the pedal is engaged.
Low Damp controls the amount of low damping in the reverberated signal. Turn counter-clockwise to reduce the amount of low end in the reverb decay trail.
Pre-Delay controls the delay time before the reverberated signal appears. This is an essential control in creating an accurate and pleasing reverb.
High Damp controls the amount of high damping in the reverberated signal. Turn counter-clockwise to reduce the amount of high end in the reverb decay trail.
Press to select saved favorite sound. When FAVORITE LED is lit the favorite setting is engaged. When each knob is turned, the LED will indicate the saved favorite position of the knob. Push and hold the foot switch to save a new favorite sound.
Engages and disengages effect. Bypass mode is true bypass by default. LED on indicates that the effect is engaged. TIP: Hold the bypass footswitch during power up to change the bypass mode to analog bypass with trails (reverb persist).
Left Input – Plug your instrument in here. Acts as a mono input when only one channel is being used.
Right Input – Plug your instrument in here.
Left Output – Connect to your amp, mixing board, etc. Acts as a mono output when only one channel is being used.
Right Output – Connect to your amp, mixing board, etc.
Power – Maximum 9 volts DC center negative, with a minimum of 250mA current.
