dig deep pedal Strymon Dig V2 – Guitars Rebellion

dig deep pedal Strymon Dig V2 – Guitars RebellionThe Strymon DIG, the digital delay par excellence. What guitarist hasn't dreamed of owning a TC2290 and a Lexicon PCM in one pedal? Fan of 80's 90's delay, modulated delay and full stereo, you are where you need to be! Concretely, what is the DIG? The rack delays of the 80s ushered in a new era of audio effects. These racks, overpowering for the time, made it possible to generate delays of a purity and depth never equaled before. Over 30 years later,

The Strymon DIG, the digital delay par excellence. What guitarist hasn't dreamed of owning a TC2290 and a Lexicon PCM in one pedal? Fan of 80's / 90's delay, modulated delay and full stereo, you are where you need to be!
Concretely, what is the DIG? The rack delays of the 80s ushered in a new era of audio effects. These racks, overpowering for the time, made it possible to generate delays of a purity and depth never equaled before. Over 30 years later, these sounds remain as distinctive, inspiring and legendary as ever.
Our in-depth investigation of digital delay technology reveals the unique personalities these delays possess. With 2 separate delays, 3 different machines and a section dedicated to modulation, you have the best delays of the time at your fingertips.

For this version 2, Strymon has remained faithful to the original box by adding an additional control. Beautiful aluminum chassis, ultra light, PCB at the top, the manufacturing quality is there, it's Strymon, we are at the top of the basket. With its ultra-quiet, high-performance 24-bit 96 kHz A/D and D/A converters and a frequency response of 20 Hz to 20 kHz, the DIG is as at home on a studio console as in front of a tube amp. . It is made for duration.

The new functions of version 2:
- Tone knob - This new knob controls the response of the feedback filter to sculpt the sound of your echoes. Quick and intuitive to use, it's actually two filters in one control: Turn left for a high cut and right for a low cut. Set it to 12 o'clock for a flat response.
- MIDI - USB - Instrument / Line Level - The addition of MIDI protocol and a USB-C port gives you the ability to control each pedal parameter and recall them via 300 presets. There are two input modes to choose from, each optimized for a specific type of setup (bass guitars with active pickups, synthesizers, effects loops, vocals and more…)
- Hardware - A new high-end JFET analog input stage ensures superb responsiveness to your playing, and lets you select mono or stereo input with the press of a rear panel button. You can now control the DIG with an expression pedal or a MultiSwitch Plus. An all-new ARM processor delivers more processing power for every nuance of sound, with less power drained from your pedalboard.

Controls: 3 Modes:
ADM - A 1-bit, high-sample-rate conversion technique that evolved from telecommunications-specific voice coding techniques. This mode will appeal to pros who have known the TC2290 well. Indeed, the ADM is a delay "so 80's" which recreates the technology used within this machine. The conversion, the way the signal is sustained, limited, pre-emphasized and re-processed, creates a percussive broadband delay that adds character as the input dynamics increase.
12 bit - A 12 bit, 32kHz PCM conversion made possible by monolithic type chips developed in the late 70's. a warm, dimensional delay A slightly darker, warmer delay Directly inspired by the Lexicon and similar machines.
24/96 - Totally original and designed by Strymon. A clean, high definition, wideband delay with a hint of dynamics that allows it to work perfectly with the analog dry signal.
The buttons: Mix 1 & 2 are WET/DRY balances for each delay, Time 1 & 2 control the delay of the two available delay lines, Tone allows you to adjust the frequencies and Repeats the number of repetitions.
Many secondary functions are also available…

The sound:
Fans of the brand will not be disappointed. Those who know the superb machines recreated within DIG will be amazed by the quality of this one. In fact... It's simple, one could go so far as to say that DIG does better than the original machines, all with amazing flexibility and ease of use, and in an extremely compact format. The different voicings are rich, complex, excessively tweakable and above all ultra musical. Fan of U2, Toto, Dream Theater and others, the DIG is made for you. And that's not all! Note that you can also use the pedal in configurations: Series, Parallel and Ping Pong. You can sync the 2 delays, make them independent and literally do whatever you want with them. DIG is a modern, ultra-complete and totally essential delay!

Inputs, outputs and footswitches:
● Ultra low noise, high impedance Class A stereo JFET TRS input.
● Independent low impedance TS stereo outputs.
● Input for expression pedal and MiniSitch, MultiSwitch Plus or TRS MIDI.
● USB port for controlling via MIDI from a computer or for performing firmware updates.
Dedicated footswitches for each effect/
Audio quality:
● Premium JFET analog input stage
24-bit 96 kHz A/D and D/A converters with very low noise and high audio quality
520MHz Superscalar ARM processor
● 32-bit floating point processing
● Frequency response from 20 Hz to 20 kHz
● Audio input impedance: 1 M Ohm
Audio output impedance: 100 ohms
And more:
● Strong and lightweight sky blue anodized aluminum chassis
● 9 V DC power supply included
Power requirements: 9 volts DC maximum, center negative, with a minimum current of 300 mA.
● Designed and manufactured in the USA