Why is the Flint so expensive?!

aaronblues

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are there any other trem/verb pedals like it, besides some Line6 multi fx kind of thing?
None spring to mind. And it's really pretty great. There's that also.

cheers
 

traviswalk

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I would pay $150 for a Flint trem, and I paid $300 for a Flint Blue Sky, so having trem and reverb in the same box at $300 was ok by me. And the quality is top notch, excellent pedal.
 

NHBluesMan

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considering to get all those sounds from other boxes you'd be spending probably twice as much, and they're all in one compact box it's pretty fair.

I personally wouldn't spring for an El Cap or Blue Sky at $300 a piece, but i'd gladly pay $150 for a great sounding tremolo with tap tempo capability, and i'd also gladly pay $150 for a killer sounding reverb- when it's all said and done you're paying about $50 per trem/reverb type, which really isn't that bad
 

hendrix2430

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my favorite pedal...very good reverbs and trems, the harmonic trem is incredible btw, very vibe-ish. To me it's definitely worth its price.
 

cosmic_ape

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You get so many useable sounds out of each Strymon pedal, the price tag is a reflection of that.
 

steven.rogers

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Definitely not a bad deal if you think of it as $150 each for some of the best reverb and tremolo effects on the market IMO.
 

Jahn

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i have to say, this darn pedal keeps haunting me. can't say that about the other offerings.
 

stratguy23

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As others have said, $300 is the price point for other Strymons (other than the OB.1 and Timeline), and you get a great trem (that does 3 different sounds) and a great reverb (that also has 3 great modes), for $300, it really is a pretty good deal. It has been pretty much permanently planted to my board. I like that it is versatile enough to get a lot of different sounds but not so versatile that it is complicated to work or requires a ton of tweaking to get a good sound.
 

A440

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does appeal to me as well. it runs on standard 9V, right?
 



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