Strymon blueSky V2 Guitar Effects Pedal with Studio Quality Plate, Room and Spring Reverbs, for Electric and Acoustic Guitar, Synths, Vocals and Keyboards

There's just something special about Strymon effects. I've been avoiding this pedal due to the high price of it, opting to try a number of budget-friendly options. Every one of the flexible reverbs I purchased from primary pedal makers were fantastic. No bad sounds. No unusable settings. So why did I end up with this one? This little medal box just has that extra 5% that makes it stand out and make you feel 'something'. What that is? I can't explain, but Strymon just always finds a way that makes me 105% satisfied with their pedals. No regrets. The other major brand, more budget-friendly pedals will find good homes. I'm keeping this one.

Strymon has some of the best pedals in the business and Blue Sky is no exception. The dreamy smooth tones you can get from this pedal blow away everything in this segment of the pedal market. Yes the price is high but it’s worth it. The build quality is fantastic and it’s easy to control via a MIDI switcher. I absolutely LOVE this pedal and you will too. Check out the Strymon Cloudburst. The two of these combined will leave everyone jaw dropped.

At some point I had to quit the anolog-till-I-die mindset, Strymon reverbs were that lightbulb moment for me. Can't go wrong, Flint, Sky, etc.

I got this Korg Krome workstation keyboard that's been collecting dust in my setup, doesn't inspire me and it's like new because I hardly play it at all. It wasn't worth selling, didn't figure i'd get much for it and don't have room to store it.Caught some video's of people adding guitar pedals to their synth's and thought Hmmm. So I rolled the dice and bought this Strymon Blue Sky and some other stereo pedals, Now I'm hooked and want more.This combo won't replace my Yamaha modx, but it's got my interest again.I look forward to adding more Strymon pedals to it in the future. Their a little expensive but still cheaper than buying a new keyboard and letting the old one go to waste.