Strymon designs and manufactures high-end audio equipment, specializing in premium guitar effects pedals that blend analog circuitry with powerful digital signal processing.
Strymon is a leading designer of high-end music electronics, owned by Damage Control Engineering, LLC. Renowned for their "no compromise" approach to tone, they manufacture boutique guitar effects pedals and power distribution systems in the USA. Best known for their digital signal processing (DSP) algorithms paired with analog circuitry, Strymon products like the BigSky reverb and Iridium amp modeler are staples on professional pedalboards worldwide.
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User manuals, quick start guides, and firmware updates for all Strymon products are available on the official Strymon Support page.
Most Strymon pedals require a 9V DC, center-negative power supply. The current requirement (mA rating) varies by pedal (typically 250mA to 500mA), so it is important to check your specific device manual such as the Ojai or Zuma compatibility lists.
Factory reset procedures vary by model. For many pedals like the UltraViolet or Flint, this involves holding a footswitch while powering up the device or adjusting a specific knob sequence. Consult the specific user manual for the correct procedure.
Strymon typically offers a non-transferable limited warranty on their products (often 2 years for pedals purchased new from authorized dealers), covering defects in material and workmanship.