Strymon blueSky Reverberator Pedal

Chris Whitemyer, Matt's guitar tech; ”The RJM loops in effects like the Korg SDD delay, Whammy, Strymon bluesky reverb, ZVex Fuzz Factory, (secret stuff) and a Fractal Axe/Fx XL that’s used just for effects.”

According to Beck's tech, Stevie Prior, Jeff is using the reverb pedal for his solo shows.

Spot on Last Eric Johnson pedalboard pic on facebook (June 2017)

The Strymon BlueSky effects pedal can be seen in this photo of Chris Shiflett's pedalboard. The pedal is second from the left in the bottom row. This photo was posted by Heptode on their Twitter feed October 2014.

Seen in this video.

On XTS's website, they shared [photos of the rack gear](https://www.xacttone.com/info/photo-gallery/bon-iver/) they built for Bon Iver. Strymon BlueSky can be seen in one of the rack tray.

Dan Steinhardt (from That Pedal Show) posted a picture of that pedal on a board on instagram, mentioning it was build for Graham: "A few tweaks but finished this #pedalboard and delivered it to its new home with none other than #grahamcoxon huge thanks to Joe@thegigrig for being a superstar and helping me get this done"

Pic taken by Owl City on Instagram

Steve talks about his rig on GuitarPlayer (http://www.guitarplayer.com/artists/1013/steve-lukather-celebrates-toto-ringo--a-new-solo-album/23753). On Steve's official site (http://www.stevelukather.com/artist/gear.aspx) you can see his brand new pedalboard.

Taylor York can be seen using his Strymon Blue Sky in this photo.

You can see a close up of Yannis' board [here](http://www.effectsbay.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/foals-yannis-philippakis-holy-fire-pedal-board.png), and a shot of it in the video.

On September 29, 2016, Mateus posted in his Instagram some information about his pedalboard. He refers about the Strymon Bluesky: "I keep it separate because i use the Bluesky every time i'm recording. This pedal is to good church"

You can see the blueSky in this picture from an interview with XLR8R.

A BlueSky can be seen on her board at the very beginning of the video.

Cortini introduces the BlueSky at 3:27 in the video.

Richard Devine has the Strymon blueSky Reverberator on the floor of his Euro rack modular synth corner of his North Carolina-based studio. An image of it can be seen in the video (10:15). Devine had this to say regarding his arsenal of modular synths: "It’s become like this kinda nonstop sorta… I don’t know how to describe it. It’s just a really inspirational area that I’ve been sorta researching and playing around with, to generate new sounds and sequencing ideas and I’ve been recording nonstop actually since I’ve been using this system."

> …I have it set on spring and it’s pretty much on all the time. You could say I am very generous when it comes to reverb! I want lots, unlike Fredrik, who wants more of the dry tone so every note pops out. I’m the opposite – I want the notes to disappear into the reverb.

Marcus Mumford posted a pic on instagram with a neat pedalboard infront of him. I think one of those pedals might be a blue sky. Can you identify the others?

Pedal spoted on Jonsi's pedalboard, (Rig Rundown source)

In this pic of Jimmy Smith's pedalboard, the Strymon BlueSky can be seen in the bottom right corner of the photo (it's Jimmy's pedalboard because in [other photos](http://ichef.bbci.co.uk/images/ic/864x486/p01cx5dx.jpg) you can see him wearing white Converse high top shoes). This photo is from Foals at The Live Lounge, 17 Jul 2013.

From the left bottom row: Strymon Bluesky. http://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/oneokrock/images/6/64/1403690_10200231820318137_1870213141_o.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20140126192114

spotted it right upon the pedalboard

In [this post](https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1735277756494855&id=116981314991182), L.A. Sound Design shared the pedalboard they made for Death Cab for Cutie. There's a Strymon BlueSky seen on Ben's pedalboard. The signal chain is detailed as follows: > The guitar board signal chain is as follows: Z-vex Super Duper----Voodoo Lab PX-8 (L1----TUNER----L2 BOX OF ROCK----L3 POG----L4 MXR CHORUS----L5 ZVEX LO FI-----L6 ED DISPATCH----L7 TIMELINE---L8----BLUE SKY) ---RADIAL SGI-TX.

He is using this Pedal at Tomorrowland 2016.

The Blue Sky can be seen in the bottom right corner of this video.

The Bluesky sitting in the middle...

The item can be seen 9:32 into this video

In the description for this ambient song, Andy has listed the pedal that he has used as follows: Diamond Compressor EHX Micro Pog Timmy Overdrive Goodrich L-120 Volume EHX Deluxe Memory Man w/ Tap Tempo Strymon El Capistan Line 6 Echo Park Boss RV-5 Strymon Blue Sky Boomerang III Looper

Alex show his Strymon BlueSky in The Sounds of Warped series by Ernie Ball.

At the 3:27 mark, the Strymon blueSky can be seen.

Picture of Tori Kelly's Pedalboard

Nick use this reverb with her synth, you can see at 5:25.

Molly Rankin can be seen using the Styromon BlueSky Reverberator pedal in this photo

https://instagram.com/smurffedout > things & such

Laura-Mary has this pedal on her pedalboard since 2012

The blueSky covers all of my “greater than subtle” reverb effect needs. It’s typically set between a big spring or modulated plate, with the favorite set to huge modulated room

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He says that he use it for extraroom in this video at 10:42

Visible in this Instagram post by Davids.

You can see that pedal on Aaron's pedalboard on 9:53

In this photo, Matsson's Strymon blueSky pedal is visible.

On this photo, Korey Cooper use this pedal.

In this video you can clearly see the Strymon blueSky next to his Elektron Octatrack.

“I use the Strymon Blue Sky for a lot of the reverbs, and I just love the plate reverb on it..."

In this Instragram photo from Oct 2015, Jessica gives fans a shot of her current pedalboard. The Strymon blueSky can be seen in the lower left.

After the Freeze pedal is a Strymon Blue Sky, bottom and center.

This photo was taken in 2011 during Rosenwinkel's concert in The Charles Hotel in Boston. More photos can be seen [here.](https://www.flickr.com/photos/gsmaz1/sets/72157628179367269) In this particular pedalboard photo, one of the pedals that can be seen is the Strymon BlueSky.

"The Strymon BlueSky Reverberator is another pedal that is amazing. It made it on to a couple of overdubs. It’s not on all the time—I use it when I need a more extreme reverb sound."

Photo taken during their live concert showing their pedalboard. The entire concert can be watched here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqhlqJRqjVQ

The form of this pedal can be noticed on the bottom of his board 20 Years Tour More of his pedals: http://www.pedalmaniacs.com.br/stefan-olsdal-pedalboard-2017/

Rob's pedal rig appears to have a Styrmon pedal in the chain

In the photogallery of the Cherry Glazerr's show (NSFW), one can find a photograph of Creevy's board, in which two Strymon blueSkies are visible. Those pedals were also mentioned in the [2019 Premier Guitar interview.](https://www.premierguitar.com/articles/28697-tantric-rock-cherry-glazerrs-clementine-creevy?page=2).

Pedals for this tour.

Can be seen at 4:32

The item can be seen 2:12 into this video

In this video, there is a shot of Colin Frangicetto's pedal board at 2:55. His Blue Sky can be seen, three pedals from the left, on the top row.

Getting a lot of questions what kind of reverb i'm using with the Xone 92. Here you go! #strymon

In this still picture from his story released yesterday we can see an old MOOG Model D and a STRYMON BLUE SKY PEDAL. Also present an AVALANCHE Run pedal from EARTHQUAKER Devices and another pedal that is hard to identify.

Back in February while Caspian toured, Philip Jamieson tweeted this photo of Erin practising before the show. The pedalboard he has several key differences to his other board set-ups. The line of three smaller Strymon pedals include a blueSky reverb.

A blue sky can be seen on Justin York's pedalboard, in this Twitter image.

In this Instagram photo, Jamie's pedalboard is shown, with a Strymon Blue Sky, and other pedals as well. The caption reads, "Big thanks to @strymonengineering for my new blue sky reverb!"

"His pedalboard signal path is: Guitar —> T.C. Electronic Polytune Mini —> Vertex Dynamic Distortion —> Electro-harmonix Mel9 —> Strymon El Capistan —> Strymon Bluesky —> T.C. Electronic Ditto Looper —> Vertex Boost (not pictured) —> '68 Fender Princeton Reverb Reissue" - from Vertex Effects, the company which built a new pedalboard for him. [Original article here.](https://www.vertexeffects.com/blog/david_ryan_harris_pedalboard_spotlight)

In the Porhallsson's pedalboard, there is Strymon blueSky reverberator pedal visible, judging by the colour and the looks of the pedal.

Philip Jamieson ?@PhilipJamieson 6 feb. 2013

Concert from spring of 2016 you can clearly see his pedalboard at the 1:07 mark in the video.

It's beside the Marine Layer Reverb

In this photo of his new "GigRig" pedalboard, the Strymon blueSky reverberator can be seen.

For each application, we try on both platforms: Floodverb vs. Erbe-Verb vs. blueSky pedal, for example. When we use a software synthesizer, we mostly go for RAZOR – it is still the best sounding software synth ever.

On his right is his pedalboard.

In this Instagram photo shared on Ekstrom's account, the Strymon BlueSky can be seen.

[This image from Underworld's Instagram account](https://www.instagram.com/p/BaG7Q_cHJsU/) shows Karl's customized Les Paul with several of his pedals.

In this interview the Blue Sky is listed as being used on David Bowie's Black Star album.

For each application, we try on both platforms: Floodverb vs. Erbe-Verb vs. blueSky pedal, for example. When we use a software synthesizer, we mostly go for RAZOR – it is still the best sounding software synth ever.

He uses the chorus on the Roland amp in combination with a Strymon BigSky reverb for 'Just a Boy'

The video shows a Strymon blueSky on Bob's pedalboard.

For reverb, Calvin relies on the blueSky by Strymon.

"A pretty incredible sounding reverb. I use this on my acoustic board. Stellar."

In this new image of Wil's pedalboard in late 2017, a Strymon blueSky Reverb Pedal can be seen.

He can be seen with effect on his pedalboard

The Strymon blueSky Reverberator pedal can be seen at 6:01 in this video where Jeff Owen of Tenth Avenue North walks through the gear he uses on tour and in the studio during the "No Man Is An Island" tour.

you can see it at his pedalboard

SALES performed at The Bishop in Bloomgton, Indiana or 9/9/2018. This was Lauren Mogan's pedal board.

Guille Shows 3 of his pedals on Insta-Stories. Bluesky by Strymon is top left.

This pedal can be seen on Kevin's pedalboard in this picture from Warped Tour 2018.

In this article, Phillips states: "For effects, I use a Roland Dimension D; Strymon BlueSky reverb and Timeline delay; and T-Rex and Coopersonic overdrives, plus old faithfuls like the MXR Dyna Comp and Phase 100. I even have my old green Roland Chorus/Space Echo for occasional use."

In this article it says Emile Haynie uses the Strymon Big Sky Pedal and is shown in one of the photos

This item can be clearly seen at 0:06 into this video, where it fills the entire screen.

The Strymon blueSky pedal can be seen in the bottom right hand corner of the image to the left of the El Capistan pedal.

It can be seen as one of his pedal in his pedalboard from this photo in this tweet from 15 Sep 2013.

Seen at [19 seconds](https://youtu.be/o74iygYCXDw?t=19) in is a Strymon blueSky at the bottom left.

In this live performance, there's a quick glance at Tom's pedalboard and a few items can be made out.

According to Premier Guitar, Vaden uses the Strymon blueSky reverberator pedal.

"It's amazing" and he says, that the decay is very long!

According to Premier Guitar's rig rundown, Roland also has this pedal.

In this photo you can see their pedals, as the Strymon Bluesky on the left pedalboard

Starting around 3:50 in this video from 2015, Tim Showalter begins breaking down his pedalboard setup. You can see the Blue Sky on the bottom left of his board.

in this photo we can see the blue sky pedal on the sant pedalboard

"I’ve got the Crocodile switcher, Origin Cali76 compressor—which is like a take on the old UA 1176s, then the Fulltone Full-Drive, Wampler Dual Fusion, then some of the Strymon stuff—the Timeline, blueSky, and Mobius, then an Eventide H9, and a wah. First in the chain, I’m using a Pete Cornish input buffer, which is a sweet little piece."

On the Instagram post each of the band member's gear is specified including Zack's effect pedals.

In this pedalboard photo taken by Hatherley on her Instagram profile, the Strymon BlueSky can be seen.

Visible throughout video but particularly at 0:45.

In this post Stephan shows off his pedal board. he can be seen with a stryman bluesky on his board

Jake Duzsik's board as photographed during HEALTH concert in Warsaw, Poland on 16th February 2019

At 8.29 you can see this effect

He uses Strymon Bluesky.

At 2:58 of this performance of Solid Ground, we get a brief glance of the Strymon Bluesky Alex Vargas uses to create the shimmering effect heard on the second half of the song, likely used by initiating the pedals 'shimmer' mode.

Photo taken at the Astoria in Vancouver, BC, Canada. May 9th 2018.

Mitch is missing a switch on his blueSky, and states that it is actually his secondary reverb pedal.

A Strymon BlueSky can be spotted in this picture, Crain posted on Instagram.

Meric Long explains in this video how he uses the shimmer reverb effect on this pedal to produce a "string quartet" sound in their song, "Forum."

The mini blue sky can be spotted on Webb's board during this performance.

Seen on the upper right of his pedalboard

Dylan's pedalboard can be seen in this photo containing three Strymon blueSky's.

The item can be seen 0:08 into this video.

According to Strymon's pedalboard feature article, Gavin uses the Strymon blueSky guitar pedal.

Fernando's Photos

Gabba outlines all the gear he uses

seen in a pic of his board

On August 19, 2015 AHAB posted on Facebook "Quite some people asked us about the pedals we used for the smooth guitar & bass sound in our clean parts on our new album. -The main pedals are: -Big Sky, Blue Sky and El Capistan by Strymon -Seraphim/Slate by Neunaber Audio Effects (Thanx to the guys of Jex Thoth for hinting us) -Boost RVB and Boost DLA by Tech 21 NYC"

Can be seen on Ryan's pedalboard in this image.

Can see on her instagram acc

Proof on Instagram.

Picture of Pedalboard from show 2017 Instagram post by Otisserie (guitar tech for J Mascis and others).

" At points there’s also the Deist Requiem chorus that I made and a Strymon Blue Sky reverb."

Strymon blueSky Reverberator Pedal

"I have 3… count ‘em… 3 Strymon pedals on my pedal board! The El Capistan, BlueSky and the Lex."

He says he uses Strymon pedals for his delay and reverb.

In this interview he mentions that he uses Strymon blueSky.

In this Instagram photo of Drifting In Silence's studio setup, you can see the Strymon blueSky Reverberator Pedal in the pedal board to the right.

Strymon blueSky Reverberator Pedal

Nate uses this pedal with his Hammond Organ, as stated in an article by Strymon.

See it in the gear video

You can see the Blue Sky at the :16 second mark and then repeadedly thru the rest of the attached video.

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On the left of Matts pedalboard is a BlueSky reverberator pedal, distinguishable by the colour and the position of the big/small knobs and the two switches.

As seen on pedalboard

When asked bout his rig on Facebook, Rogue replied that he is using a blueSky.

On pedalboard picture

The pedal can be seen on his board at 0:04 in the attached video.

Seen here alongside the El Capistan.

Will has afew strymon pedals in his collection. One pedal he has is a blue sky reverb

When Patrick shows us his pedals, you can see his bluesky making most of his song along with his timeline.

"For pedals, I use a Line 6 DL4, Boss DD-20, MXR Carbon Copy, Strymon Blue Sky & Flint, Ibanez TS808, ISP Decimator II and Hotone chromatic tuner, but am always searching for new sounds!"

Clearly seen on the top left of his pedalboard