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  • Page 1 USER MANUAL...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Accessing the Global Settings ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ 48 The Global Settings Options ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 49 Reset all Global Settings �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 54 Setting Up an Expression Pedal or Strymon MultiSwitch Plus ��������������������� 55 Configuring the EXP Jack ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 55 Expression Pedal Setup ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 57 Configuring BigSky MX for MultiSwitch or MultiSwitch Plus �����������������������������������...

  • Page 3: Features

    • Full-featured MIDI capability (Continuous Controller for parameter values, Program Change for bank/preset changes) • USB-C jack for performing firmware updates, MIDI I/O, and connection to the Strymon Nixie 2 editor software • High performance 800MHz tri-core ARM processor • 32-bit floating point processing •...

  • Page 4: Front Panel Controls

    Front Panel Controls REVERB TYPE Turn the TYPE encoder to select the desired reverb type, as indicated by the brightly lit green LED� Push TYPE to configure the use of single or dual reverbs, dual reverb routing, and to select between Reverb 1 or Reverb 2 for editing�...
  • Page 5 Front Panel Controls DECAY IMPULSE CLOUD Controls the Decay Time SPRING SHIMMER of the reverberated signal� BIGGER BL 101A DUAL IMPUL TYPE PLATE BLOOM push (dual 1 2) The range varies depending hold (save) CHAMBER CHORALE IMPULSE on the selected reverb type� HALL MAGNETO For the NONLINEAR and...

  • Page 6: Footswitches

    Footswitches FOOTSWITCHES A & B Press switch A or B to engage or bypass the current bank's preset� IMPULSE CLOUD SPRING SHIMMER The switch’s LED is lit bright green when its preset is engaged� BIGGER BLUE 101A DUAL IMPULSE VALUE TYPE PLATE BLOOM...

  • Page 7: Rear Panel I/O And Control

    Connect to a controller or other communication jack for external MIDI gear for MIDI input and control� Can be configured for use output of CCs, Program Changes, with an Expression Pedal, Strymon and more� See "Using MIDI" on Multiswitch, Multiswitch Plus, or page 62�...

  • Page 8: Utilizing Single Or Dual Reverbs

    Utilizing Single or Dual Reverbs BigSky MX is able to utilize two reverb types simultaneously within any preset� The Dual Mode settings for the current preset are always shown at the bottom left of the Home screen, and easily accessed via the TYPE encoder�...
  • Page 9 Parallel - Enables two reverbs and routes your input signal separately into each, so that neither reverb affects the other� Note that, when using stereo output, the output of each reverb can be panned left or right independently using the Pan parameter�...
  • Page 10 Split L | R - Enables two reverbs and routes the input signal separately into each� The Reverb 1 mono output is routed to the LEFT OUT only, and the Reverb 2 mono output is routed to the RIGHT OUT only� LEFT IN LEFT OUT Reverb 1...
  • Page 11 Using Dual Reverbs in your Presets... All individual Reverb Parameters are available and independently editable for each reverb� Try setting Pan, Voice, Feedback, or other parameters differently for each reverb for even larger soundscapes—see "Editing Parameters" on page 17� When any mode other than RV2 OFF is selected, both reverbs are “enabled�”...

  • Page 12: Configuring Param 1 And Param 2 Assignments

    Configuring Param 1 and Param 2 Assignments Configure the PARAM 1 & PARAM 2 knobs to each provide quick access to the desired PARAM menu parameter of the currently active reverb type�* By default, each reverb already includes assignments for both the PARAM 1 &...

  • Page 13: Working With Presets

    Working with Presets BigSky MX includes 150 banks with A and B preset locations within each bank� Banks are numbered 0 to 149 on the display� As shown on page 6, banks and presets can be selected using footswitches A and B or, when viewing the Home Screen, by simply turning the VALUE encoder to access and load presets�...

  • Page 14: Navigating Banks And Presets Via Footswitches

    A or B from this screen will then load the respective preset� Selected bank/footswitch Selected bank BANK 7 Preset A Preset B EMPTY ROOM INFINITUM The selected bank screen TIP! Optionally, utilize a Strymon MultiSwitch Plus or MIDI for bank and preset selection—see page 59� pg 14...

  • Page 15: Saving Presets

    Saving Presets Once you've dialed in all the knobs and parameters for the current preset, be sure to Save and optionally rename the preset to retain all settings� You can save to the current preset location or to any of the 300 preset locations within the BigSky MX memory�...

  • Page 16: Restoring Factory Presets

    CAUTION! This procedure will erase custom presets saved in BigSky MX� Before proceeding with the following steps, it is recommended that you first use the free Strymon Nixie 2 application to backup all your BigSky MX presets and settings� DECAY...

  • Page 17: Editing Parameters

    Editing Parameters Enter the Parameter (PARAM) menu to access and edit all Reverb Parameters and dual 1+2 Parameters for the current preset using the following steps: If the current preset includes dual reverbs, start by selecting Reverb 1 or Reverb 2 for which you want to edit—Push the TYPE encoder to select Reverb “1”...

  • Page 18: Edited Value Indicators

    Turn VALUE to adjust the parameter’s slider or, if presented with a menu list of options, turn VALUE to select the desired option and push VALUE to access the parameter options� ENSEMBLE VALUE push (param) hold (back) hold 3s (global) Adjusting a parameter (Ensemble slider) Once edits are complete, push and release VALUE to exit the parameter settings and step back to the PARAM menu screen, then push and...

  • Page 19: Reverb Parameters

    Reverb Parameters Within the Parameter (PARAM) menu are numerous settings for shaping and sculpting each reverb� There are three types of parameters within the menu: • Common - There are four parameters that appear within the menu regardless which reverb type is currently selected: Low End, Output Level, Pan, and Inf Mode�...

  • Page 20: Common Reverb Parameters

    Common Reverb Parameters The following parameters are available within the PARAM menu for all reverb types� Settings made for these parameters are editable individually per reverb type� PARAM OUTPUT LEVEL INF MODE IN LATCH The Parameters menu - the common reverb parameters NOTE: If the current preset includes dual reverbs, push the TYPE encoder to select Reverb 1 or 2 to display and edit its Common and Reverb-Specific parameters�...
  • Page 21 Common Reverb Values Description Parameter Infinite Mode Freeze Sets the mode for the INFINITE footswitch: Infinite • Freeze - Play a note or chord, then press INF MODE and hold the footswitch to capture and sustain the reverb applied to your signal indefinitely while the footswitch is held�* As you play new notes/chords while still holding the footswitch, you’ll hear them on...

  • Page 22: Reverb-Specific Parameters

    Reverb-Specific Parameters Each reverb type includes its own set of unique parameters that are displayed and applied only to the individual reverb type that is currently selected� The following are descriptions for all Reverb-Specific parameters, listed per reverb type� NOTE: If the current preset includes dual reverbs, push the TYPE encoder to select Reverb 1 or 2 to display and edit its parameters�...
  • Page 23 ROOM Values Description Parameter Voice Offers a choice between two Room voicings, which specifically affect the currently-selected Classic VOICE Studio or Club - Size parameter as described below (also, see the preceding Size description): • MX • Studio – A rich, dense room with a smooth response and a quickly damped top end for ultimate realism�...
  • Page 24 Hall Reverb Diffused reflections and slower-building density are the hallmarks of this beautiful and versatile reverb� The Concert size is well-balanced, spacious, and warm, while the Arena size is huge, enveloping, and booming� The Mid parameter allows for precise EQ tailoring of the reverberated sound�...
  • Page 25 HALL Values Description Parameter Voice Offers a choice between two different Hall voicings, which specifically affect the currently- Classic VOICE selected Concert or Arena - Size parameter: • MX • Concert – A naturally rich and smooth buildup of early reflections, and a decay with minimal structural resonance for the ultimate in realism�...
  • Page 26 Chamber Reverb A generous and dense medium room-sized reverberation with excellent focus and clarity� The selectable Color options capture the effect of speakers and mics used in the chamber recording process� IMPULSE CLOUD SPRING SHIMMER PARAM COLOR VALUE TYPE PLATE BLOOM OUTPUT LEVEL push (param)
  • Page 27 Plate Reverb The Plate is a rich, fast-building reverb that creates depth without early reflection cues to a specific environment� The Tone knob and Low End parameter are simple but powerful frequency-shaping tools IMPULSE CLOUD SPRING SHIMMER PARAM SIZE VALUE TYPE PLATE BLOOM...
  • Page 28 Using the Plate Reverb... The undamped Decay time of traditional large plate reverbs is about 5 seconds� Large baffles were positioned close to the plate to damp the vibrations for shorter reverbs as required� Try short decays around 1�5 seconds with lower Mix values to add some subtle ambience to dry tracks� Long decay times can go beyond physical limitations to create clear ambient pads of reverb�...
  • Page 29 Spring Reverb The standalone spring tank became a staple of surf and spaghetti- western music that developed in the ‘60s� The Spring reverb allows for complete customization from warm and mellow to splashy and dripping with its Tone and Mix Controls, Dwell parameter, and selectable number of springs�...
  • Page 30 Using the Spring Reverb... For traditional combo amp tones, use the 2 Spring - Number parameter option with the Combo - Dwell setting and a Decay value of around 4�5 seconds� Many combo amps have a darker spring tone, so try rolling the Tone knob back to mellow out the reverb�...
  • Page 31 A variety of IRs is included, selectable from the Impulse menu� The Impulse reverb can be shaped and customized even further using the provided parameters� Optionally, load your own reverb IRs using the free Strymon Nixie 2 app� IMPULSE CLOUD...
  • Page 32 IMPULSE Values Description Parameter Tail Envelope Offers a choice of two different types of shaping for the decay tail of the reverb: By default, Gate TAIL Impulses are loaded at full DECAY (100 %), which effectively does not apply a Tail shape� With DECAY values less than 100%, the Tail function is applied to the Impulse Response�...
  • Page 33 Importing and Managing IRs with Nixie 2... Download the free Strymon Nixie 2 application for macOS or Windows ® computers to allow you to import 3rd-party reverb IR files, expand, and manage BigSky MX’s onboard Impulse library� To use Nixie 2: •...
  • Page 34 Cloud Reverb A gorgeously big, ambient reverb that draws from techniques developed in the late ‘70s� Using processing power not dreamed of in those days, the Cloud reverb obscures the distinction between reality and fantasy� IMPULSE CLOUD SPRING SHIMMER PARAM ENSEMBLE VALUE TYPE...
  • Page 35 Shimmer Reverb Two tunable voices add pitch-shifted tones to the reverberated signal, for resplendent, unearthly ambience� The Amount and Feedback parameters allow for a range of shimmer effects from laid-back and subtle to full-blown majestic splendor� IMPULSE CLOUD SPRING SHIMMER Shift 1 PARAM VALUE...
  • Page 36 SHIMMER Values Description Parameter Feedback Input Allows selection for regeneration of the tank Shimmer effect: Regen FEEDBACK • Input - Shimmer effect is applied to the Input+Regen input of the reverb core and does not regenerate� • Regen - Shimmer effect is applied within the reverb core and the effect is regenerative, resulting in continuously ascending or descending pitches as the...
  • Page 37 Bloom Reverb In the ‘90s, more diffusion blocks were added to reverbs to smooth out the sound� A side effect of this was the tendency of the reverbs to have a slowly building envelope that “bloomed,” resulting in big ambient reverbs that sit nicely with the dry signal even at high Mix levels�...
  • Page 38 Using the Bloom Reverb... The Decay knob controls the tank’s decay time, while the Length parameter controls the bloom duration� High settings of the Length parameter and/or higher Feedback settings can result in reverbs that are much longer than the displayed tank decay time�...
  • Page 39 Chorale Reverb A vocal choir accompanies your music� Choose vowel ranges and intensities to customize the choir as it sings in venues that vary with the Decay knob� As the Modulation is increased, the choir becomes alive with a multitude of voices� IMPULSE CLOUD SPRING...
  • Page 40 Using the Chorale Reverb... Increase the Choir parameter level for more pronounced vocal padding, and use the Choir Voice parameter to choose a lower (Baritone) or higher (Tenor) pitch� Adjust the Tone knob to add more “breath” and high-end articulation to the vocals�...
  • Page 41 Magneto Reverb More than just a reverb, Magneto is also capable of some old-school tape delay, slapback, and patterned repeats� The Magneto reverb sets up a multi-head echo with all heads on, while the Pre-Delay knob adds feedback� The Diffusion parameter adds a new dimension of ambience, smearing the response of the heads and blurring the line between delay and reverb�...
  • Page 42 MAGNETO Values Description Parameter Ping Pong Changes the repeats to alternating between the Left and Right outs for a wide stereo effect�* PING PONG • Off - Disables the Ping Pong effect� • On - Enables the Ping Pong effect� An alternating LEFT - RIGHT - LEFT echo output occurs with Heads set to 1 or 2� ...
  • Page 43 Nonlinear Reverb A variety of physics-defying reverb shapes are available for special effects and unique textures� Choose from three “backward” shapes (Swoosh, Reverse, and Ramp), employ a Gate, add tremolo (via the Chop parameter) and more� Feedback control (Pre-Delay knob), Decay, and Diffusion parameters allow for a vast array of time-warped possibilities�...
  • Page 44 NONLINEAR Values Description Parameter Mod Speed Adjusts the modulation LFO speeds for both the non-linear delay tap lengths and the late MOD SPEED reverb’s delay lines� Knob Functions For Nonlinear, the Decay and Pre-Delay knobs assume different controls than for other reverb types: TIME: Sets the time of the nonlinear portion of the reverb�...

  • Page 45: 1+2 Parameters

    1+2 Parameters Within the Parameter (PARAM) menu are several 1+2 Parameters, which appear in the PARAM menu regardless of which reverb type is in use� The 1+2 parameters are “shared” types and applied simultaneously to both Reverb 1 and Reverb 2 for the current preset� When Reverb 2 is Off, the 1+2 parameters are applied to Reverb 1�...
  • Page 46 1+2 Parameter Values Description Persist Allows reverb decay “trails” to continue to be heard when the effect is bypassed: PERSIST • On - Allows reverb “trails” to persist�* • Off - Disables the function so that any audible reverb decay is immediately silenced when the effect is bypassed�...
  • Page 47 1+2 Parameter Values Description Dual Reverb Configures the preset to utilize one reverb (Off), Enable or any two reverbs with the choice of routing� Parallel • Off - Disables Reverb 2, so that the preset Series 1 2 DUAL utilizes only one reverb� Series 1 2 •...

  • Page 48: Global Settings

    Global Settings Global Settings affect BigSky MX regardless of what preset is currently active, allowing the pedal to be customized for your desired setup and workflow� See the following pages for descriptions for all Global Settings� Accessing the Global Settings Push and hold the VALUE encoder for 3 seconds to display the GLOBAL screen�...

  • Page 49: The Global Settings Options

    The Global Settings Options The following is a list of all Global Settings, including their options and descriptions� Note that factory default settings are indicated within the descriptions� GLOBAL BYPASS CAB FILTER INPUT LEVEL MIDI CHANNEL The Global Settings menu Global Setting Values Description Bypass...
  • Page 50 Global Setting Values Description Cab Filter Sets the Cab Filter Off or allows you to select between several different Speaker Cab Bright CAB FILTER emulations: Dark • Off (default) - Disables the Cab Filter� Classic • Bright - An IR-based Cab filter designed to be used with a dark sounding guitar or preamp feeding into BigSky MX�...
  • Page 51 Global Setting Values Description MIDI Program Don’t Send Disables or enables the transmission of MIDI Change PC (Program Change) messages generated by Send the BigSky MX controls: MIDI PC • Don’t Send (default) - Disables MIDI PC transmission� • Send - Enables MIDI PC transmission� MIDI THRU THRU Sets the MIDI THRU behavior:...
  • Page 52 Global Setting Values Description Active Banks Allows BigSky MX to display and scroll through all 150 preset banks (default), or limits the range 0-149 ACTIVE BANKS of banks that can be selected� Useful if you prefer only to access banks that you might want to use for a particular gig or set�...
  • Page 53 • Pedal (default) - For the use of an MIDI Expression Pedal (25K Ohm potentiometer minimum) to control BigSky MX’s knobs� • Bank - For the use of a Strymon MultiSwitch or MultiSwitch Plus to access Bank Down, Preset A/B Toggle, and Bank Up�...

  • Page 54: Reset All Global Settings

    Global Setting Values Description Spillover Allows the wet decay signal of the currently selected preset to “spill” into the next selected SPILLOVER preset� • On - Enables Spillover� • Off (default) - Disables Spillover� IMPORTANT! Due to the architecture of the reverb buffer, the current preset must be active for at least 5 seconds before Spillover will be operational�...

  • Page 55: Setting Up An Expression Pedal Or Strymon Multiswitch Plus

    • Pedal - For use with an external expression pedal (TRS, 25k Ohm potentiometer minimum) for control of BigSky MX's knobs� • Bank - For use with an original Strymon MultiSwitch or a MultiSwitch Plus set to "TimeLine, BigSky, and Mobius mode"...
  • Page 56 • Footswitch B (middle footswitch) - Toggles between the A and B presets of the current bank • Footswitch C (right footswitch) - Bank up • Preset - For use with an original Strymon MultiSwitch or a MultiSwitch Plus set to "TimeLine, BigSky, and Mobius mode" (as covered on page 60)�...

  • Page 57: Expression Pedal Setup

    Expression Pedal Setup Use a TRS expression pedal for continuous control of any desired BigSky MX knob(s)� These control settings can be created and stored individually for each preset� Configure the Global Settings - EXP MODE jack setting for Pedal mode (the factory default setting)�...
  • Page 58 While the EXP Setup screen is displayed, rock the connected expression pedal fully to its minimum “heel” position� Double-arrows appear to the right of the HEEL parameter, indicating it is ready to learn the knob and value to be assigned� Turn the knob you wish to control, such as DECAY in our example, and set the knob value you wish to be used as the pedal’s HEEL (minimum) value�...

  • Page 59: Configuring Bigsky Mx For Multiswitch Or Multiswitch Plus

    Configuring BigSky MX for MultiSwitch or MultiSwitch Plus Configure BigSky MX to be used with a Strymon MultiSwitch or MultiSwitch Plus device (sold separately) for external control� Configuration differs slightly for a MultiSwitch versus a MultiSwitch Plus—please refer to the section below for your device�...
  • Page 60 Configuring BigSky MX for a MultiSwitch Plus Device Press and hold the VALUE encoder for 3 seconds to enter the Global Settings (GLOBAL) menu, then turn VALUE to select and configure the following individual settings (also, see page 48)� Global Settings menu list GLOBAL MIDI CHANNEL VALUE...
  • Page 61 To connect MultiSwitch Plus for the Bank or Preset EXP MODE Press and hold the MultiSwitch Plus device's B and C footswitches simultaneously while connecting the TRS cable to any of the three MultiSwitch Plus inputs—hold the footswitches until you see the MultiSwitch Plus B and C LEDs flash RED�...

  • Page 62: Using Midi

    TIP! Please also check the Strymon Support FAQs, Blog, and Tech Corner articles for more about MIDI configurations for all Strymon pedals� Connecting an External MIDI Controller The following steps describe connecting and configuring BigSky MX with a MIDI controller� It is recommended to check the manufacturer’s website to make sure your MIDI controller device is current with any available updates�...
  • Page 63 • Set MIDI CHANNEL to Channel 1 (or any channel can be used, as long as this channel is matched on your controller device)� Configure your hardware controller to transmit the desired MIDI PC and/or MIDI CC commands to control the desired BigSky MX Bank/ Preset and parameter changes�...
  • Page 64 MIDI commands to be transmitted on each pedal’s respective MIDI Channel� When connecting a Strymon pedal, such TimeLine or Mobius, as an additional MIDI pedal in the chain, configure its Global Settings as desired (please see the respective Strymon pedal’s...
  • Page 65 Utilizing BigSky MX as a 5-pin MIDI Controller to Sync Presets of Other Pedals It is also possible to use BigSky MX as a controller device, to Send MIDI PC messages to your other pedals, such as Strymon TimeLine and Mobius pedals, to synchronously change their presets� MIDI IN...
  • Page 66 The BigSky MX EXP jack can be configured for 1/4-inch TRS MIDI communication� Some MIDI controller devices and interfaces, such as Strymon Conduit, offer 1/4-inch TRS type MIDI connections� Strymon also offers 5-pin to TRS MIDI cables that work with some MIDI interfaces to connect to the BigSky EXP jack�...
  • Page 67 • Set EXP MODE to MIDI� NOTE: For Strymon pedals’ TRS MIDI connection, the MIDI data is received from the TIP conductor of the TRS jack� If MIDI CC or PC Send or MIDI THRU is enabled on these pedals, MIDI data is sent out of the pedal from the RING conductor of the jack�...

  • Page 68: Midi Program Changes Reference

    MIDI Program Changes Reference BigSky MX contains 150 banks with A and B preset locations within in each bank, for a total of 300 preset locations� Banks are numbered 00 to 149 on the display� Because MIDI Program Change (MIDI PC) messages have a maximum number of 128 (0-127), the presets are grouped into three MIDI Patch Banks�...

  • Page 69: Saving Presets Via Midi

    Saving Presets via MIDI Once you have a MIDI Controller configured for communicating with BigSky MX (see "Connecting an External MIDI Controller" on page 62), the currently-loaded settings can be saved to any BigSky MX preset locations via MIDI� This requires sending PC messages from your controller to BigSky MX while it is displaying the Preset Save screen, as follows: Dial in the sound you would like to save as your preset on BigSky MX�...

  • Page 70: Midi Cc Reference

    MIDI CC Reference The following are the lists of pre-configured MIDI Continuous Controllers (MIDI CCs) for BigSky MX parameters� Knobs and Common Parameters - All Reverb Types Parameter Reverb 1 Reverb 2 Values Reverb Type 0-11 Encoder Decay Knob 3 0-127 Pre-Delay Knob 5 0-127...
  • Page 71 1+2 Parameters - Shared Parameter CC Values Infinite Latch 98 0 = Momentary 1 - 127 = Latching Boost 79 0-60: 0 = -3dB 30 = 0dB 60 = +3dB) Persist 84 0 = Off 1-127= On Dual Mode 99 0-5: 0 = Off 1= Parallel...
  • Page 72 Reverb-Specific Parameters Parameter Reverb 1 Reverb 2 Values Room - Size 25 0-1: 0 = Studio 1 = Club Room - Diffusion 27 0-20 Room - Voice 29 0-1: 0 = MX 1 = Classic Hall - Mid 35 0-20 Hall - Size 37 0-1: 0 = Concert...
  • Page 73 Parameter Reverb 1 Reverb 2 Values Spring - Number 53 0 = One Spring 1 = Two Springs 2 = Three Springs Spring - Voice 55 0-1: 0 = MX 1 = Classic Impulse - Attack 57 0-16 Impulse - Stretch 59 0-16 Impulse - Tail 61 0-1:...
  • Page 74 Parameter Reverb 1 Reverb 2 Values Shimmer - Feedback 0 = Input 1 = Regeneration 2 = Input + Regeneration Shimmer - Voice 85 0-1: 0 = MX 1 = Classic Bloom - Length 87 0-17 Bloom - Feedback 89 0-17 Bloom - 0-15...
  • Page 75 Parameter Reverb 1 Reverb 2 Values Magneto - Spacing 111 0 = Even 1 = Uneven Magneto - Ping Pong 0 = Off 1 = On Nonlinear - Shape 115 0 = Swoosh 1 = Reverse 2 = Ramp 3 = Gate 4 = Gauss 5 = Bounce Nonlinear - Chop 117...
  • Page 76 Hardware Control and Other Parameter CC Values Notes A Footswitch 80 0 = Press 127 = Release B Footswitch 81 0 = Press Send CC using a momentary type switch controller� 127 = Release Infinite 0 = Press Footswitch 127 = Release Value Encoder 83 0 = Scroll counter-clockwise...

  • Page 77: Factory Default Global Settings

    Factory Default Global Settings The following are the Global Settings factory default values for your reference� Global Setting Factory Default Value Bypass Mode: True Bypass Input Level: Instrument MIDI Channel: 1 MIDI CC: Don’t Send MIDI PC: Don’t Send MIDI THRU: Off Footswitch Mode: Preset Active Banks: All Home Screen: Default screen...

  • Page 78: Specifications

    Power Source Requirements Use a power source with the following rating: 9VDC, center negative, 500mA minimum (sold separately)� TIP! We recommend the Strymon Zuma and Ojai advanced power supply units for BigSky MX, as well as for all Strymon pedals� pg 78...

  • Page 79: Strymon Non-Transferable Limited Warranty

    In no event will Strymon be liable for more than the amount of the purchase price, not to exceed the current retail price of the product�...

  • Page 80: Safety And Compliance Information

    Safety and Compliance Information This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules� These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation�...

  • Page 81: Legal Notices

    Legal Notices Strymon BigSky MX User Manual contents © 2024 Damage Control Engineering, LLC� All Rights Reserved� No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the express written permission of Damage Control Engineering, LLC� Strymon, the Strymon logo, and Damage Control Engineering are trademarks or registered trademarks of Damage Control Engineering, LLC�...
  • Page 82 Creative Commons Licenced Impulse Response Audio Recordings The following Impulse Response audio recordings (IRs) are licensed under Creative Commons attributions, as listed� Original IR Source URL CC License Author(s) BigSky MX IR Name Name Type & URL WAREHOUSE Terry's Factory https://www�openair�hosted�york�...

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