Strymon Dig Digital Delay

Description

STRYMON DIG DIGITAL DELAY

The Strymon Dig reveals the true soul of digital delay by doubling it, with two integrated and simultaneous delay lines, featuring the most significant delay voicings from 1980 to today, for incredible expressive potential. With the DIG, you can effortlessly create your own world of complex and synchronized echoes, with hypnotic and atmospheric repeats that blur the line between delay and reverb. Expand your sonic horizons with five musically rewarding rhythmic subdivisions, and three routing options available for the two delays. Create syncopated and pulsing delay patterns, or evocative ethereal and spatial echo trails, all in a compact, pedalboard-friendly format! There are three digital delay voicings available with the DIG: the ADM (Adaptive Delta Modulation) mode from the early 80s, the 12-bit conversion mode from the mid-80s, and, for sound purists, the modern high-resolution 24-bit/96 kHz mode. To these voicings, you can also apply three different modulation settings for the repeats: Off, Light, or Deep. Completing the picture are the footswitch for tap tempo, the stereo TRS input and stereo outputs, and the input for a favorite switch or an expression pedal, for controlling any parameter of the DIG.

The Strymon DIG is available in Rome and online.

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Specifications

Controls: Time, Time 2, Repeats, Mix, Mix 2
Hidden Controls: Delay 1 Subdivision, Delay 2 Repeats, Sync/Free Mode, Filter, Config
Robust and lightweight anodized aluminum chassis
Power Supply: 9V DC 250mA
Power Adapter Included