Experience the iconic pairing of tremolo and reverb that shaped the sound of the 1960s and continues to inspire musicians across genres today. Flint combines these two legendary effects into a single, studio-grade pedal that faithfully recreates vintage tones while offering modern versatility for guitarists.

Main Features

• Three distinct tremolo types:
  • ‘61 Harmonic Tremolo for rich, complex modulation
  • ‘63 Tube Tremolo delivering warm, swampy waves
  • ‘65 Photo Tremolo with crisp, rhythmic pulses
• Three authentic reverbs:
  • ’60s Spring Tank Reverb with its classic, metallic character
  • ’70s Electronic Plate Reverb for inventive, lush textures
  • ’80s Hall Rack Reverb evoking spacious, atmospheric sound
• Independent control over Intensity, Speed, Decay, Colour and Mix parameters
• Secondary functions including Tremolo Boost/Cut, Reverb Boost/Cut, Effect Order, and Tap Subdivision
• Ultra-low noise 24/96 kHz A/D, D/A conversion with 115dB signal-to-noise ratio
• Zero-latency analog dry path preserving pure tone
• Expression pedal input assignable to any parameter
• Stereo TRS input/output with new JFET preamp and mono/stereo input switch
• Comprehensive MIDI capabilities including full control, MIDI clock sync, 300 presets, and TRS MIDI jacks for bidirectional communication via a single cable
• USB port for firmware updates and MIDI over USB connectivity
• Editor and librarian software support via USB

Vintage Tone Meets Modern Flexibility

Flint’s meticulously crafted algorithms capture the essence of vintage amplifier tremolo circuits and distinctive reverb types. Whether you seek the hypnotic swells of classic tremolo or the immersive depths of vintage reverbs, Flint lets you sculpt your sound with nine adjustable parameters to achieve everything from surf twang to spacious, ambient washes.

The pedal’s true bypass operation and premium analogue front end ensure your tone remains pure and vibrant, making Flint perfect for both stage and studio use.

Enhanced Performance and Control

Building on its celebrated predecessor, the second generation Flint introduces hardware and software improvements for greater power, precision and convenience. The premium JFET input circuit guarantees highly responsive playing dynamics, while the mono/stereo input switch adds versatility to your setup.

Tremolo speed boasts an extended range down to nearly 1Hz for slow, immersive modulation. On the reverb side, adjustable pre-delay time offers further tone shaping. The new ARM DSP chip delivers superior sonic detail with lower energy consumption.

MIDI Integration & Presets

Full MIDI implementation enables remote control over every knob, switch and setting via EXP/MIDI jack or USB-C. Sync tremolo speed to your MIDI clock for perfectly timed effects, saved individually per preset. Store and recall up to 300 presets to match any musical scenario.

Frequently Asked Questions ➤ What types of tremolo does Flint offer? Flint offers three tremolo types inspired by vintage amplifier circuits: the ‘61 Harmonic Tremolo, the ‘63 Tube Tremolo for a warmer tone, and the ‘65 Photo Tremolo which delivers a tight, balanced pulse. ➤ Can I use Flint with stereo rig setups? Yes, Flint includes TRS stereo input and output jacks with a convenient mono/stereo input switch, making it ideal for both mono and stereo rig configurations. ➤ How many presets can Flint store? Flint supports up to 300 presets, allowing you to save and quickly recall your favourite effect settings for live performance or studio work. ➤ Is MIDI control available on Flint? Absolutely. Flint offers full MIDI control via EXP/MIDI jack and USB-C, including MIDI clock sync and bi-directional MIDI communication using TRS MIDI jacks. ➤ Does Flint introduce latency to the dry signal? No. Flint’s analogue dry path ensures zero latency and your dry guitar signal is never converted to digital, preserving maximum tone integrity. ➤ Can I connect an expression pedal to Flint? Yes, Flint has an expression pedal input that can be assigned to control any knob parameter for dynamic, real-time effect manipulation.

Outside the UK?

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