Product Comparison: Boss RV-500 vs Strymon BigSky
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General Specifications
Brand
Boss
Strymon
Model
RV-500
BigSky
Origin
Taiwan
USA
About the Product
Journey to new dimensions of time and space with the RV-500, the most powerful and versatile reverb processor BOSS has ever produced. This multifaceted creation machine features class-defying 32-bit AD/DA along with 32-bit/96 kHz floating point processing and immense programmability, putting pro-level studio reverb and more at your feet.
The Strymon BigSky Multidimensional Reverb multi-effects pedal offers a wide assortment of reverb effects currently on the market. Twelve different types of reverb are available with a twist of a knob, and you can deeply edit the effects and store them in the 300 onboard preset slots. And an incredibly powerful SHARC DSP powers the pedal for the best sound quality possible.
Key Specs
Type
Reverb
Reverb
Output Impedance
2000 Ω
100 Ω
Controls
Mode knob, TIME/VALUE knob, PRE-DELAY knob, E.LEVEL knob, Low knob, High knob, DOWN button, UP button, EDIT button, Exit button, A switch, B switch, TAP/CTL switch
Mode knob, Value knob, Decay knob, PRE-DELAY knob, Mix knob, Tone knob, Param 1 knob, Param 2 knob, A switch, B switch, C switch
What customers say about "Key Specs"
Boss RV-500 Reverb Effects Pedal
- The sweep of the controls is big so you can dial in a broad range of verbs.
- Great build quality and even better sounds.
- Lovely sound. A nicely chosen selection of reverb effects.
- Great sounding reverb, loads of options.
- What a great pedal, good selection of effects and built to last.
Strymon BigSky Reverbs Guitar Effects Pedal
- Sound and ease of use at the top!
- Effects are stunning! Amazing pedal.
- Great with many adjustments.
- A wide variety of effects is great.
- The usability is very good, the sound quality is also very good.
Size & Weight
Height
6.69 in.
6.75 in.
Width
5.43 in.
5 in.
Depth
2.44 in.
1.87 in.
Weight
2.2 lbs.
1.46 lbs.
Features
Display
Yes
Yes
Input(s)
2x 1/4", Expression/Control, MIDI
2x 1/4", Expression/Control, MIDI
Output(s)
2x 1/4", USB, MIDI
2x 1/4", MIDI
Recording Feature
No
No
Power Supply
AC Adaptor, Alkaline battery
AC Adaptor
Extras
12 modes, Studio-level sound, Powerful DSP, Runs on four AA-size batteries
12 modes, Ultra Low Noise, Premium analog front end and output section, High Performance DSP, Rugged Design
What customers say about "Features"
Boss RV-500 Reverb Effects Pedal
- I really like this reverb. Very versatile. Very slick looking and solid.
- Fantastic sound and good price.
- The range of sounds is great and I am happy.
- Very versatile reverb, good purchase.
- It's a pretty versatile pedal. The different types of reverb are very good.
Strymon BigSky Reverbs Guitar Effects Pedal
- A solid, built to last reverb pedal.
- Provides quality reverbs that range from subtle to full on atmosphere.
- Fantastic product for this price range.
- This reverb sounds excellent.
- Solid built. Many great effects.
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
1 year(s)
1 year(s)
Certifications
CE
CE
Other Information
MSRP
479.00 $
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