Strymon Blue Sky V2 Reverb Guitar Pedal

Strymon Blue Sky Reverberator Reverb Guitar Pedal

The philosophy behind our blueSky Reverberator V2 is simple—take a ridiculously powerful SHARC DSP and dedicate it to doing one thing only: producing the most lush, majestic, and stunning reverbs ever. Many hours and sleepless nights in the Strymon sound design labs were devoted to developing the complex reverb algorithms found inside blueSky. We squeezed every last drop of processing power available, and now, with V2, we’ve taken it even further.

Whether you’re a classic spring reverb fan or a studio rack aficionado, you’ll find your mojo here. blueSky V2 provides three different reverb types, each with three modes, for a total of nine completely unique reverb experiences. blueSky even delivers an extremely versatile plate reverb, a rarity for a stompbox pedal. A full pre-delay and damping section provide deep reverb tone shaping. Add the mod and shimmer modes, and you’re in store for unending reverb bliss. Couple that with 24-bit 96kHz converters and 115dB typical signal-to-noise ratio, blueSky is equally at home on top of a studio console as it is in front of a tube amp.

V2 Features:

• Full MIDI control, giving you instant access to your favorite presets and parameters.
• USB-C connectivity for effortless firmware updates and customization.
• Enhanced stereo capabilities, offering a choice between true stereo or mono-to-stereo operation.
• Improved hardware design, including a premium JFET input circuit for exceptional clarity and responsiveness.
• New preset system with up to 300 onboard presets accessible via MIDI.
• A more pedalboard-friendly enclosure, while retaining all the sonic power and flexibility of the original.

blueSky modes remain as inspiring as ever:

• Normal mode provides an unmodified version of the selected reverb type.
• Mod mode adds gorgeous modulation to the selected reverb type.
• Shimmer mode adds regenerative pitch shifting “in the tank” for a reverb trail that rises into the clouds. With the Plate type, pitch shifting is octave-up. With Room and Spring types, pitch shifting is an octave plus a fifth.