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Description
Unleash a world of vintage delay tones with the Strymon Brigadier dBucket Delay. Designed to emulate the authentic analog delay stages, this effect pedal is powered by Strymon's meticulously crafted dBucket algorithm and its remarkable SHARC DSP base. Whether you're seeking the fading whisper of a dying echo or the rich warmth of an iconic guitar track, the Brigadier offers a perfect blend of classic tone and modern reliability. With its intuitive short, medium, and long delay modes, and a unique Bucket Loss control, this pedal puts the power of commanding delay effects right at your feet.
Key Features:
- dBucket algorithm for authentic analog delay stages emulation
- SHARC DSP base for high precision and reliability
- Short/Medium/Long delay modes for versatile sound shaping
- Unique Bucket Loss control for added tone flexibility
- Modern design with the warmth of classic delay tones
Product specs
| Brand | Strymon |
| Model | Brigadier |
| Finish | Green |
| Year | 2010 - 2025 |
| Made In | United States |
| Categories | Delay Pedals |
FAQs
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What type of delay is the Strymon Brigadier dBucket Delay?
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The Strymon Brigadier dBucket Delay is an analog-style delay pedal that emulates the classic bucket brigade delay (BBD) effect, providing rich, warm, and organic delay tones.
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Does the Strymon Brigadier offer tap tempo functionality?
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Yes, the Strymon Brigadier dBucket Delay features tap tempo, allowing you to sync the delay time with the tempo of your music easily.
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Can the Strymon Brigadier dBucket Delay be powered by a standard pedalboard power supply?
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The Strymon Brigadier requires a 9V DC power supply with a minimum of 250mA, which is compatible with most standard pedalboard power supplies.
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How does the Strymon Brigadier handle modulation effects?
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The Strymon Brigadier includes a modulation control that allows you to add lush modulation to your delay repeats, enhancing the depth and character of the effect.
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Is the Strymon Brigadier suitable for use with both guitar and bass?
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Yes, the Strymon Brigadier dBucket Delay is designed to work well with both guitar and bass, offering versatile delay tones suitable for various musical styles.
Videos
Dennis Kayzer
Strymon - Brigadier VS El Capistan - Tape Age VS Bucket Loss
Strymon - Brigadier VS El Capistan - Tape Age VS Bucket Loss
Dennis Kayzer
5 Minutes with the Strymon Brigadier - Pedal Demo
Ryan Kiesshauer
Strymon Brigadier Delay Pedal Review
Sweetwater
Strymon Brigadier dBucket Delay Pedal | Reverb Demo Video
Reverb
Strymon Brigadier
Mike Hermans
STRYMON BRIGADIER dBUCKET DELAY - FIRST IMPRESSIONS
ROKZ LEON
Strymon Brigadier dBucket Delay
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Reviews
PROS
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Exceptional digital emulation of BBD delay
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Features bit rot emulation and tap tempo
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Offers modulation control for spacey delays
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Allows saving of secondary sound for quick toggling
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Built-in tap tempo switch with quiet operation
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Durable construction and reliable performance
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Provides a wide range of sound customization
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Warm, lush sound quality with depth
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Oscillation feature for infinite repeats
CONS
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Lacks stereo inputs and outputs, uses TRS workaround
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May negatively affect dry tone quality
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Favorite switch not included, despite high demand
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Strymon Brigadier dBucket Delay.
Use cases and applications
User experience
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The Brig handles line levels better than most analog BBDs, making it suitable for synth applications without distortion.
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Owners appreciate its analog-style sound with digital convenience, making it a versatile choice for both synths and guitar setups.
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Owners express frustration over the rising costs of original Deluxe Memory Man pedals, driving interest towards the Brigadier for its more accessible price point.
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An owner mentions the Brigadier as an excellent analog-sounding delay but acknowledges it doesn't achieve the "magic" of an original Deluxe Memory Man.
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Value and pricing
Software and compatibility
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The pedal supports MIDI clock sync and has USB MIDI, enhancing its integration with various setups.
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Features and functionality
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The 3205 mode emulates a 5-volt BBD with low headroom, offering a gritty, lofi sound, while the 3005 mode provides higher headroom suitable for staccato playing.
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The Strymon Brig's modulation control combines rate and depth, with the first half as chorus and the second as vibrato, adding stereo width in certain modes.
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The Brigadier creates a stereo image without modulation, resulting in a Haas effect rather than traditional ping-pong delay.
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A hidden tone control allows users to darken the sound without losing usability, offering a nuanced tonal adjustment.
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The Brigadier can achieve up to 5 seconds of delay time and offers control over bucket loss for tailored dirty repeats.
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The Brigadier is praised for its analog emulation, providing a desirable delay tone that appeals to those who appreciate vintage delay effects.
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Comparisons
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The Strymon Brigadier gets close to a Deluxe Memory Man but doesn't fully replicate its unique sound; it's considered around 95% similar.
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Compared to pedals like the Carbon Copy Deluxe, the Brigadier maintains clarity in longer delays without becoming overly dark.
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The Asheville ADG-1 is cited as the closest alternative to the original Deluxe Memory Man compared to modern versions.
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Based on 2 Reviews and 10 Ratings
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Couldn't ask for a better bucket style delay!
Strymon are awesome, basically. The sound quality from this pedal is incredible, as is the range of sounds you can get. With the addition of a "favourite" switch you can even save a secondary sound so you can instantly toggle between your two most used effects.
If you ask me, you can never have to many variables in an effect. Strymon give you so much control here you can really personalise your sounds right down to a modulation control for those spacey delays.
The tap tempo switch being built onto the pedal is amazingly convenient, and they've been considerate enough to make it a quiet switch as well as to not be too distracting!
The whole unit is very tidy, very reliable, and built like a tank. I doubt I'll ever be changing my delay pedal!
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Cool analog sounding unit
Very cool delay. Warm and spacious. The B level functions add a lot to a simple stomp and allow you to customize your tone. I wish it had a favourite switch included, but that's the only draw back. Tap tempo is really all you need for a delay that sounds this good.
Artist usage
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In this Rig Rundown by Premier Guitar a picture is shown of Billy’s effect pedals currently used. We can see the delay pedal on the lower right.
According to Beck's tech, Stevie Prior, they were still deciding on the delay to use for his solo shows, but like the Brigadier as it sounds like a darker delay from the 80s.
According to Strymon's pedalboard feature, Lukather uses the Strymon Brigadier pedal.
Neil Halstead and Christian Savill’s pedalboards are stacked with new stompboxes, like Neunaber’s Wet Reverb, Eventide’s Factor series, and Strymon's Big Sky, DIG, and Brigadier.
"Then I just run through the Strymon Brigadier - that’s the delay pedal I use - and the Strymon reverb [Big Sky]..."
The item can be seen 0:03 into this video
Used during the recording sessions for Green Naugahyde.
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In this photo, Strymon Brigadier is visible right next to Keeley-modded Ibanez TS9 Plus.
Paul Kalkbrenner is using this bucket delay at CRSSD Festival San Diego. It can be seen throughout the set, next to his Strymon Bluesky. For a clear shot, see 1:14 in the video.
You can see Bob's Strymon Brigadier dBucket delay in this picture of his board.
Based on the screen at 3:30 it looks like Danielle is playing a Brigadier second in her chain (behind the boss tuner)... based on the other triple j performance of Want You Back it sounds like she's using the brigadier for a light delay/reverb type sound
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Album Usage
The Strymon Brigadier dBucket Delay has been featured on the following albums:
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