New Strymon BigSky MX Reverb, the ultimate in reverbs

Since its first incarnation, Strymon’s BigSky has set new standards in the world of digital effects pedals, pushing the boundaries of sound quality and versatility, particularly in the field of reverb. Today, the brand unveils its latest masterpiece: the Strymon BigSky MX.

A revolution in the world of reverberation

The Strymon BigSky MX marks a significant step forward in the evolution of reverb pedals. Thanks to an ingenious combination of advanced computing power, innovative design and incomparable sonic know-how, it delivers reverbs of exceptional quality, richness and unprecedented complexity.

Key features and functions

BigSky MX packs a host of premium features into a single pedal:

• 12 reverb types : In addition to the classics, the BigSky MX offers seven new algorithms, providing an even broader palette of sounds.
• Double reverbs: The ability to use two reverbs simultaneously, with the flexibility of routing them in series, parallel or split mode, and panning them individually.
• 10-second stereo impulse capability: access full impulse response (IR) editing and capture extended sonorities from classic studio equipment.
• Stereo inputs and outputs : enjoy maximum sonic breadth and presence with stereo inputs and outputs.
• Class A JFET input preamps : for a clear, transparent signal right from the input.
• Dedicated Infinite/Freeze push-button : create enveloping layers of sound or hold notes indefinitely for unique atmospheres.
• Full MIDI control and more: change presets and control parameters via MIDI, USB-C, TRS or DIN, and adjust controls in real time with an expression pedal.

Ultimate processing power

BigSky MX features a state-of-the-art ARM Tri-Core processor, delivering impressive computing power for reverbs of exceptional quality. The new reverb algorithms have been meticulously designed and optimized to eliminate any unwanted artifacts, ensuring an optimal sound experience.

2 reverbs at the same time

BigSky MX lets you use two reverbs simultaneously, offering an even richer and more varied sound palette. The transition between reverb engines is seamless (in series, parallel or split mode), and the OLED display clearly shows the audio routing status, making it easy to manipulate the settings.

Advanced impulse response control

The BigSky MX offers powerful editing tools via Strymon’s Nixie 2 software, allowing intuitive manipulation of impulse responses in real time. You can adjust decay envelopes, invert IRs, and even upload your own audio files for maximum customization of your reverbs.

Retail price: €750
More information on the Strymon website.