Home Uncategorized “Bigger, wider and cleaner than anything we’ve been able to achieve in the past”: Strymon’s BigSky MX promises to usher in the next generation of reverb pedal

“Bigger, wider and cleaner than anything we’ve been able to achieve in the past”: Strymon’s BigSky MX promises to usher in the next generation of reverb pedal

April 30, 2024 comments off

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The new reverb comes equipped with IR capability and a monster new chip that looks set to significantly expand the BigSky’s horizons

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