Like many beloved tube amps of yesteryear, Strymon's Flint combines two essential tools into a single high-performing pedal: reverb and tremolo. The V2 version retains all the character of the original with some welcome quality-of-life upgrades under the hood in the form of full MIDI implementation, a JFET input circuit, and a powerful ARM DSP chip. Each effect comes with three unique modes to explore — the tremolo consists of '61 Harmonic Tremolo, '63 Power Tube Tremolo, and '65 Photocell Tremolo options along with period-accurate '60s, '70s, and '80s reverb modes right next door. Both effects can be used on their own or in series to cover a wide range of creative ground. While the sonic improvements are easily uncovered, further inspection of the Flint V2 reveals several changes to its core for an even more premium playing experience. To start, Strymon loaded the Flint with a top-quality JFET input circuit. The result? Enhanced responsiveness, dynamics, and tailor-made feel for gigging performers and touring pros. Swapping between mono and stereo modes is as easy as flicking a rear-panel switch, with the option to now control the Flint via an expression pedal or MultiSwitch Plus. Perhaps best of all, a new ARM DSP chip significantly increases processing power while decreasing energy consumption for a clearer and more accurate tone.



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