Pete Celi, Gregg Stock and Dave Fruehling had all worked together at Line 6 and Alesis before starting their own company, Damage Control Engineering, in Westlake Village, California, in 2004. They dropped their original product line in 2009 and relaunched under the Strymon name with the OB.1 compressor, carrying over the same combination of analog circuitry and heavy digital signal processing that's defined the brand since. The TimeLine delay and BigSky reverb became the pedals most players associate with Strymon, both still built in the US. We follow new Strymon releases and firmware updates closely, and its cab-simulation technology shows up in our tone-shaping guides too. Here's what we've written.
Meet the Strymon TimeLine MX: a next-gen delay powerhouse with a tri-core ARM processor, dual-engine routing, 12 world-class machines, and built-in reverb.
