Strymon Iridium

It's not quite as detail rich as something like the HX Stomp, but I don't think it's supposed to be. I think this is more targeted to the everyday pla...

This is also another good option, and probably there's going to be more of these sorts of things that come along.

I now use a Strymon Iridium to play directly into an audio interface. Since doing this I’ve sold quite a few pedals too since I can cover all of those sounds with plug-ins and now I can easily record everything I do. Feels really nice!.

I'm using this device differently than most. I have deployed it for gigging because I wanted to find a way to reduce the size and weight of my setup. I'm just tired of moving 100 pounds worth of head and cabs around to small/med sized clubs. Had a friend who let me borrow his Iridium for a couple of...

**Strymon Iridium** - $400 - More than I'd like to spend, but seems like a solid option based on reviews I've seen. **DSM & Humboldt Simplifier** - $300 - Looks like a good alternative to the Strymon, seem some complaints about it being noisy and the FX loop having some issues. **Boss GT-1** - $200 - Seems like a solid entry-level Multi-FX unit, has a built in looper, Has amp/cab sims for headphones out.

Immediately plugging in headphones to listen to the base tones and manipulate the controls, I was totally impressed with the sound of this unit. Very sweet sounding AND very accurate to the models emulated. Step 2 was replacing the Atomic Amplifire at the end of my pedalboard with the Irridium to se...

Cheap option: Mustang mini and More expensive: Boss Waza Air or Strymon Iridium. The strymon will probably sound the best if you wanted to go headphones only. A lot of digital amps also have headphone jacks as well like the Boss Katana 50 or Yamaha THR series.

I was looking for a modeler that would give me the kind of blistering lead sound I have with standalone gear. I found that using the Punch(?) amp setting (the third setting, can't recall what it is called) to get to that goal was untenable. Regardless of cab used with that amp selection I found that...

Try to find a used Strymon Iridium. They sound incredible for what they are. Add a reverb pedal and it's a killer.

Great amp/cab sim in one. It's def for people that want to use their pedals and not totally change over to processors. I normally use a tube amp with a 4x12 cab but due to a broken back this year I'm going direct into an insanely loud Headrush FRFR108 speaker that weights 19lbs. This will keep up wi...