Strymon Brig Dbucket Delay
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The Essentials to Know About the STRYMON Brig Pedal
The Essentials to Know About the STRYMON Brig Pedal
- Analog "bucket brigade" delay (BBD) : warmth, grain, and organic repeats with the typical "gooey" character of classic units.
- 3 BBD voicings inspired by vintage circuit configurations, ranging from gritty, psychedelic delay to soft, dreamy pads.
- Modern pedalboard format : full stereo, TRS MIDI/Expression, USB C, 300 presets, and transparent tap tempo.
- Warm modulation + touch response : discreet analog JFET input and BBD modulation that can approach a chorus vibe at very short delay times.
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The Revisited Bucket Brigade: Analog Spirit with Added Flexibility
The BBD delay is a staple because it offers a texture that digital designs struggle to emulate: rounder, slightly compressed repeats that blend into your playing and make the echo feel like part of the instrument. The STRYMON Brig precisely captures this "analog" aesthetic and takes it further: you get the lively and sometimes unpredictable behavior of classic circuits, while benefiting from a platform designed for stage and studio with very current control capabilities.
Thanks to its three BBD voices based on different types of bucket brigade circuits, the Brig covers a wide spectrum: dirty, gritty echoes for psychedelic riffs, softer delays for airy melodic lines, and modulated textures that add movement throughout. The idea is simple: recapture the magic of "old-school" repeats but with ergonomics and integration worthy of a modern setup.
Who Is the STRYMON Brig For?
The Brig suits both guitarists (or keyboardists) looking for a first true analog delay with character, and seasoned musicians seeking an expressive pedal for fine control. Its "instrument in its own right" quality is especially appreciated if you play with the Time knob, use tap tempo, or work on repeats that interact with your attack.
Style-wise, it feels at home in blues (thickness and warmth), rock (musical echoes that thicken solos), indie and psychedelic (grittier grain, vibrant modulation), as well as ambient where its softer, dreamier repeats become a perfect foundation for building soundscapes. Live, stereo and presets facilitate quick changes; in the studio, precise control and BBD musicality allow stacking layers without harshness.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Reverb, Delay | Type | sector |
| Format | Pedal | Use | electric guitar |
| EQ | Filter | Color | Green |
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Questions frequently asked
Does the Strymon Brig offer multiple types of BBD delay?
Three BBD voicings based on different bucket brigade circuits are available. They provide either rougher or smoother repeats depending on the desired character.
Can this pedal be used in stereo?
The stereo TRS inputs and outputs support mono-mono, mono-stereo, and stereo-stereo configurations. A discrete stereo analog JFET input is integrated.
Is the Brig compatible with MIDI and expression?
The TRS MIDI/Expression port allows real-time parameter control and sound recall. USB-C also provides MIDI control within a DAW environment and firmware updates. Up to 300 onboard presets can be utilized.
What type of modulation and filter are available?
A dedicated filter control lets you darken or open the repeats. The BBD modulation adds movement and, with a short delay time, can produce a doubling or chorus effect.
What power supply is required for the pedal?
A 9 V DC center-negative power supply is required, with a maximum current draw of 250 mA.
