The Strymon Flint V2
The tremolo effect of the Strymon Flint V2 covers the coveted vintage tones of probably the most original guitar effect with three different algorithms. The "'61 Harmonic Tremolo" stands here for the rare dual-band filter, which alternately emphasizes the low and high frequencies and thus ensures a sound image with high recognition value. The "'63 Tube Tremolo" simulates the coveted harmonic distortion tremolo effect of classic guitar amps, achieved by manipulating the BIAS of the power tubes, while the "'65 Photocell Tremolo" creates a hard change between maximum and minimum volume. To adjust the tremolo effect optimally, the Flint V2 offers controls for effect speed and intensity.
The Flint V2's three reverb algorithms cover the sound-defining reverb sounds of the Sixties, Seventies and Eighties. While the "'60s Spring Tank Reverb" delivers the distinctive sonic character of a traditional spring reverb system, the "'70s Electronic