Should You Buy The Strymon Iridium?
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- Strymon just released the brand new Iridium amp modeler and IR cab loader in one pedal. Does it live up to they hype? And how does it compare to the Line 6 HX Stomp?
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I own one. It's PERFECT. I got so sick of tweaking, configuring, and dialing up software librarians, menu diving, etc. I just want to pick an amp and play guitar. I have a medium size pedal board with all the effects I need. At some point tweaking saps your creativity. And the 3 included Iridium amps are the only amps I care to play through.
does the sound drop out when you engage/disengage the Fav switch?
Same. I love the simplicity of knobs, yet still having the power to deep dive with software if needed. I hate little buttons and menu screens.
Do you use 2 di boxes for running stereo?
2 channels mixing desk panned L-R.
@@nigeldaddyo there is a slight duck
Dude, what an intro! That track is sick!
I wonder how many pedals that intro sold.
It's Hear my train comin by Jimi
Jimi hendrix
No one is demoing gear like you. Your intro tunes are just incredible. The layering and tonality of the parts are perfect. Kudos.
pete thorn does
I’m disappointed it was barely two minutes long. He could have taken that to the 5 minute mark and I wouldn’t have been complained.
@@nazv9 Man, thanks for acknowledging that. Pete Thorn has some of the best intros out there. The one he did for the Icarus Boost is something I play when warming up now.
Shooot man! You’re introjam was just INSANE! Teasing a new axe and a new pedal for EVERY. SINGLE. PART. 😎 So inspiring to hear you play!
Ok, I have heard more types of guitar tone that made me go "I want that" in that intro than in my entire history of watching music related videos on TH-cam.
The Iridium's UI is perfect for me: quick, easy and intuitive to use. The sound and features give exactly what I need: amp and cabinet simulations. And based on what I've heard from several demo videos, it sounds pretty awesome too. I hate pedals which have lots of menu diving to them. I want all my controls available right there in front of me when I start writing music.
Well said, Rhett. I've been using Helix LT (an incredible product, and one you helped me decide on) for over a year now, and I went from PA speaker, to PowerCab, to bypassing the amp models altogether and running Helix in front of a traditional amp (gasp). All of this, only to cycle back to building a rig that incorporates lessons I've learned from using modelers/multi-effects into a more "traditional" setup.
I agree that it's about preferred workflow, how "tweaky" you are, and what inspires you to play. I like the simplicity of an amp or amps that just gets straight to the sounds I like to hear, and a gigbag-sized pedal that mimics that experience, for situations that call for an alternative or backup to your amp (sessions with limited isolation, stage-noise-free casino floor gigs, or catastrophic mid-gig amp explodey-fails). Price point is tough, but actually seems about right considering the quality of Strymon's products, and the context of their pricing for the rest of their lineup.
Dead on, and fair. Thanks for another great demo.
Rhett, I've been following your videos for quite some time now here in Finland 🇫🇮 I've really enjoyed your gear reviews etc. and they have definitely helped me figure out how to solve issues in a live setting, for example. Keep it up, you're doing a great job and are an inspiration to a lot of players worldwide 👍
I love the tones I’m hearing so far. For my personal taste Strymon nailed it with the inclusion of room reverb - that is my biggest gripe with modelers and going direct!
That fuzz tone on the novo at the start was incredible
I watched this video and have now subscribed, I love the way you break things down, you are very easy to listen to and Ive come away from this video wanting an Iridium not because youve just made it sound good for the video (which is ehat most do) but because I feel you gave an honest, in depth and unbiased review and it spoke to me. I am now checking out your other videos!! Thanks for your efforts!!
great demo and great playing! and jeez, your video quality and production is top notch. Great work!
Rhett, I was talking with the folks at Strymon about various ways I am wanting to hook things up. I heard you comment about disabling IRs and I'm sharing what I heard from them. Hope it helps!
"One thing you CAN do is place a mono 'null cab' IR as one of the IR's of the cab slots, but leave a standard IR cab on the other side. This will allow you to send the amp and cab signal to one side (PA) and just amp modeling to the other ('wet' amp)."
That opening track was INCREDIBLE!
Very fair and balanced demo. Wonderful tones! I believe the Iridium is destined for my pedalboard. I'd been dithering but you have explained so well about the different types of guitarists and their wants and needs.
It was nice to hear you demo this! The demos on their channel were FULL of 50 or 60 cycle hum and it made me question it. THIS video however, absolutely in love 😍
I’d really like to see some side-by-side comparisons using the same IR’s where someone dials a tone in on the iridium, then reproduces it on the stomp. Go through several settings for each model. That would give us a much clearer comparison of the amp modeling in each.
Rhett - I grabbed one of these during the Covid stay-at-home order, mostly so I could learn more about it and jam quietly from home. I am BLOWN away by how real this thing sounds, even just threw headphones. It's infinitely more articulate and clear than my mic'd up tone at church (my primary gig space) on my Fender Twin. I don't miss playing around with mic placement at all. There's less ambient noise, no ducking needed, and I sound, on stage, like I do in my bedroom. This was a game changer purchase and really got me out of a playing slump in a huge way. I CANNOT RECOMMEND THIS TOOL ENOUGH!
Hi, Tom, can I ask a follow-up question? I am used to plugging in my guitar directly to the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2, and using the amp modeling in either Garageband or Logic. I hate the sound I get in the headphones while using those onboard amps.
Therefore, I am wondering if the Strymon Iridium is really the missing link for me. Based on your glowing words about the Iridium above, it seems to be the case. Can you confirm for me how much better the Iridium sounds in your headphones than the amp models of a DAW like Garageband or Logic? Thank you.
Great vid Rhett. Great playing as always! I might have to add this to my pedal arsenal. Strymon makes some awesome gear and I know from your vids that you’re a fan of their products. Keep it up. Your vids are much appreciated.
Ominous zoom...cue well thought-out hunch. Great playing as usual. I have to look through your channel to get a rundown of some of your guitars. I love that you have a uniquely curated selection of axes that show up in your videos!
The opening music was incredible!
The Strymon really had a modern Hendrix vibe to it! I definitely loved the tones that were possible with it, although you did make both sound really amazing!
Over the last year i really like where you're headed with tone exploration.
Love Jet! Thanks for adding that clip!
During the video I thought the same thing! They will come out with a “big box” version of the iridium. The iridium was just a test the waters kinda thing.
now we bassists need one!! SVT, flip top, Sunn and acoustic 360!!!
Your tone in this was great! Really loved the opening jam.
Hi Rhett, hello from England. Really enjoying your videos, very informative and your playing is of course awesome. Been looking at these little units vs the simplifier, Walrus, Bluguitar etc for home headphone playing and I think the tone you got at 5:40 just made my mind up! Keep producing this kind of great content, it’s very welcome.
I just want to take a moment to appreciate that opening guitar part to the JET song you did. What a tone 🔥
The cab modeling can be bypassed by holding down the bypass switch while powering the pedal and then turning the drive knob to select the power up mode (normal, amp bypass, cab bypass). Great video though!
Thanks Brian! I read through the manual but must have missed it.
@@RhettShull and I have to say that it's working incredibly well (bypass IR) and then through the effect loop stereo returns of a Roland Jazz Chorus.
Brian, is there something like and identity IR that could be loaded to the pedal so it "disables" cab simulation (doesn't affect sound) without disabling the feature at power up. The idea is to have a "IR software true bypass" if you will, that disables cab simulation while still preserving cab simulation for other settings without requiring a power cycle.
@@Saurondor I thought about that too, I tried to have one slot on each preset as an "IR Bypass" but there wasn't a way to do that in the software. This is what I was referring to in the video when I said they should do an update.
@@Saurondor You could maybe try using a wav file of a Dirac pulse at the correct sample rate (I believe 96 kHz) as the impulse response (I haven't actually tried this).
Thanks again Rhett - Great intro music and view from 30,000 feet of this pedal. I really like the simplicity of it. I own a Helix and although it's insanely deep, I get a little worn out attempting to easily dial in a tune-appropriate amp tone for a DI rehearsal or a quick recording before the idea fades. Probably going to pick one up, but you're right - really pricey for what it does.
What a fantastic take on Hear My Train a Comin! Thumbs up for that intro!
I see a trend of new amp modelers coming out lately that don't have little green screens that require menu diving.
And it's a great trend IMO. I hate menus. I tried the Mooer Preamp Live for that very reason, but the modelling quality wasn't quite there. This is exactly what I want: a couple steller models, Stereo IR & reverb in one box. I hope Strymon comes out with more modellers so the price on this one drops a little.
I like this trend a lot..... I hate scrolling and editing.... and chasing that rabbit.
@Luke Robinett Luke, does disabling the cab sims allow you to run the Iridium through a standard guitar cab with excellent results??
@Luke Robinett Both amps you mentioned are transistor amps. Is that a plus in that set up? If so why?
You never let me down. Was literally watching an Andertons review of this when your new video notification popped up!
Chris Hilton strymons Likley handing them out to all “influencers” in the guitar world.
Thanks for this really great review. Another huge advantage of the HX Stomp is the preamp only models which sound awesome hooked up in 4CM to the clean channel of my Granger CG50 head. It really gives you a chance to make ‘hybrid’ rigs and keep your power amp section in tact.
I'm thankful the tasteful strymon team did the job of selecting good sounding cab impulses and reverbs for us (matched to each amp, that's genius!). Limited options is what we deal with when using a real amp. Surgical mode takes me out of the music most of the time and we have other tools and better places to find the exact fit come mix time. Thanx for the review, looking forward to getting one of these myself!
the lack of tweakability makes it more amp-like
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Maybe a 5 inch peavey practice amp. Beacause as far as I know, real amps even have a loop section.
@Casey James But once The Helix clicks with you it becomes very easy to work.
I think this is a good route for those of us who already have an interface but have yet to be able to get good sounds through other direct options
Rhett. It was great to meet you in person yesterday at the PRS event (the English guy from near Gatwick). Have been curious about the Iridium and appreciate your insights....Ray
Dude, I love the songs you make for your videos. This video's intro song is awesome, and I LOVE the first snare hit. Sounds like a bomb going off.
I don't usually comment on these videos man, but just wow, that intro music!
Yeah it reminded me a lot of Voodoo Child by jimi hendrix (the album version that's just a huge 15 minute long jam with Steve winwood playing an electric organ). I always preferred that to the short one that most people know
Yeah dude, I like it too
Me three.
had this come out 3 years ago i'd still be rockin my 60 lb pedal board with this at the end.
Aloha Braddah and thanks for the demo of this pedal....nice job of it! You helped me to get closer to the reality of the price of the pedal with a much better informed mindset on the capabilities of it. The HX Stomp (don't know much about it and others similar)adds a higher level of flexibility but difficulty and bench time. This is more simple, plug and play. Mahalo for the time you put in to bring this to our ears!
Great video. Being a new item we are all still learning its functions. Leaving the on button down red light is normal green will disconnect the amp and amber will take out the cab function. Leaving it free to use as a OD pedal. Love your helix video.
Thanks for the great review! I'm "dipping my toe" into the digital world with a Two Notes Cab M. It's for a similar player as the Iridium. It does have an XLR out, software that allows you to tweak microphones and mic placement, and it also takes a direct amp in level signal so you can bypass the amp sim and just use cab sim. Good results so far. I'm tempted to go with a headrush, but I do like my Strymons, Analogman KOT, etc... So, kind of a hybrid approach for me.
I purchased the two notes CAB m +, I experienced a lot of hissing and after reading some reviews, it seems to be an ongoing tissue for some users.
That has to be the best TH-cam intro ever! I could listen to it over and over!
One of the best intro's ever, for sure!! Also check out "Homeskoolin’ Volume 89, Tom Bukovac".
Very informative. This is a 10/10 video. And the guitarwork is EXCELLENT(that Ry Cooder slide riffing😍). I just purchased a Flint, now i must own an Iridium.
I’ve been planning on some kind of modeling purchase and had my eye on a stomp to allow silent practice when kids roll around but this thing changes the game. It seems simple, small, and gets you a great sound quickly.
I personally find that the iridium works so much better for me. I would rainman the fuck out for hours when I had the Helix, just turning knobs but never actually playing, because I kept trying to find the perfect sound. For me, it makes more sense to take a simple but great sounding piece of gear, and find a way to make it work, then have unlimited options and tweakability. And speaking of tweaking, the Helix can be a soul stealer. I once spent 30 hours tweaking, and auditioning different mics trying to get a perfect sound, only to forget to save my settings in the end.
I’ve been running a Helix floor the last 4 years. It takes the joy of playing away from me because there are too many options. I just want to play, twist a few knobs, and get into it. Now, with the future of Tubes looking grim, I’m going back to a traditional board with an iridium and running into my headrush frfr monitors.
I plan on getting the HX stomp, but that’s largely due to the fact that I am trying to have a back up/practice rig where I don’t need to pull out my big pedal board to practice. But Strymon products are just so darn amazing! Still blown away with my timeline and blue sky, every time I play them, and I have had them for 5+ years.
As someone who really enjoys watching different YT vids on music and gear, your intro is my new favorite. That was smokin’!
Was trying out one of my buddies HX Stomps for demos but got tired of having to constantly tweak. Then another buddy let me try out his iridium and I bought it off him cause it is literally plug and play. So easy to fit in a mix with very little tweaking
That intro track - woah! Tone!
I’ve been waiting for this video all week. I immediately liked; I knew it was gonna be great
Rhett killing-it with that intro. Great playing & guitar tones brother. oNe LovE from NYC
You sir have sold me on the Iridium. I’ve watched almost every video, and this one by far is the best.
Thank you!
that intro jam was phenomenal lol
I did buy one for use in church and now my pod go collects dust most of the time. Definitely money well spent as an Amp replacement and an Amp backup. Thanks for your videos and keep them coming please!
Loved the video and the review. Specially when you talk about pros and cons. I work as a Guitartech for a major act in Brazil and although he understands how Kempers, Fractals & etc can help, specially on flying gigs, he just can’t even think about it. Since we are have amps off stage, I think the Iridium can be a way in into this world of virtual amps and cabs for people who wants to see and understand all the knobs and parameters just by looking at it. Also agree that Strymon must be coming up with something big. Thank you and remember: there’s no plan B
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@@parrottsquawk975 Ha! You got me.
Thank you for this! Definitely getting a new pedal... HX Stomp it is.
Just bought one because of your demos. It is the best ir amps out the box i ve heard so far. Great and quick!
Awesome review with detailed and simple explanations. Congrats!!!
It is cool for what it is, I will stick to my small combo amps and traditional peadalboard though. Your point about making it a D.I. too was a great one though.
I just picked one up, loving it so for. The local dealer I shop at in Austin had gotten two on Wednesday, sold one that day, I got the the other yesterday. Amps and cabs sound superb to me. I feel like it is much more responsive to touch and dynamics than other modeling hardware/software that I've used, as well as responding much more dynamically to analog overdrive pedals than any modelers that I've used. It's not quite like driving the input of real tube amp, but it's damn close. I was just playing through my Analogman Sunface into the Plexi setting and damn it sounded great. So yeah, being able to just put it at the end of my existing pedalboard and plug into my audio interface for recording is huge to me.
And as far as recording, I've been using plugins for a long time (years ago I used the old red bean-shaped Line 6 Pod, which actually worked really well IMO). The problem with plugins are a) they're not real intuitive to use, and even if you know exactly what you want there's a bunch of mousing around, loading stuff, menus etc, b)they take up a lot of processing power on your DAW workstation, c) it's not always easy (or good-sounding) to integrate existing hardware pedals, and d) they can lead to severe option paralysis. The Iridium has solved all of those for me, so I was pretty much sold on it as soon as I saw some of the demos. I'm not averse to more complex technology at all, but I'm certainly also happy when I can just turn three or four knobs, get a great sound and hit record. As far as price, the other recording option I was considering was something like the OX box, so this (while a very different solution) was far more affordable.
What I haven't liked so much: it doesn't respond to all pedals and all pedal settings equally well. I believe that the analog JFET preamp is largely what makes it so sensitive and responsive to input dynamics, but I think (but don't know) that once you kind of hit it hard enough to blow through the available headroom, it starts to do less-than-pretty things to the signal that's being sent to DSP. It likes my Tumnus and JHS Twin Twelve a good bit and mostly responds just like (or very close) my tube amps. J Rockett Dude, not as much, I've got to tweak it a good bit to get it sounding right(it's fine with all my modulation, delays and reverbs). The other major gripe (and Strymon addresses this in their FAQ) is that if you try to just use it alone with headphones powering it with a wall wart, it's not grounded and has pretty bad 60hz hum. Strymon suggests just plugging the output into a grounded amp (even not turned on) which will then ground the Iridium. So big bummer if you were hoping to just set it on your couch and practice with the TV on or something. It's still usable, just get ready for a loud ass hum if you've got the drive cranked and you lift your hands off the strings. Plugging it into my pedalboard power supply instead of the included wall wart also did the trick.
Hi, so there will be no any hum, if i connect it with my cioks dc8? Did you compared it with any real (ac30, deluxe)?
@@suspectfor5737 I would say no there won't be excessive hum if you use a decent grounded power supply (and the cioks stuff is great from what I've heard), or if you just plug the outputs into a grounded signal chain. When I plug into my audio interface (not grounded) which is connected to powered monitors (grounded) the hum disappears. I have not directly A/B compared it with a real Vox or Deluxe, but I've played through both a lot in the past (as well as Marshalls) and to my ear these sound and _feel_ very close to the real thing. But I'm not that concerned about whether it an amp sim exactly mimics the amp it's modeled on, I just want something that sounds and more importantly responds to playing dynamics and other gear (pedals, pickups) and _feels_ like an amp, and this accomplishes that as well or better than anything else I've tried.
Exactly the video that I needed to see. I saw this in my feed right after putting a deposit on one of these so this was reassuring.
Great opening sounds and outstanding soulful playing. You put some heat on those strings, brother!
Definitely want one. I’m exactly the type of player you’re talking about. I want something easy that I can drop in and start playing. I only wish they had put in an XLR out.
yep same here. i"m just about to buy one. i"m new to the amp world (only played acoustic eversince)..... now in 2020 - why not start with modellers right away. of course i can see that real amps have another magic and feel, BUT it is worth it? the weight? the costs? .... i think i will buy an iridium!!
great video buddy. Would you believe - I never tried a strymon. I should put that in the bucket list. They seem top notch!
Dude, I was the same way. Got a demo Tiemline for a few bucks off and holy crap! Then I got the Blue Sky and they're worth the hype!
By the way, you make this pedal sound better than any of the other reviews I've heard so far. By far the best and fairest review I've seen on this device.
Loved this demo and your analysis of the 2 pedals.
I have spent a lot of time with the HX stomp and picked up an iridium recently. They are two entirely different things. If you hate computers and like classic tones iridium works. If you are looking to branch out from basic tones there’s nothing to compare. Iridium is a pedal, hx is a dsp platform that is updated every few weeks. The range of sounds of hx stomp is endless, creative and robust as are signal paths. It takes some learning and time to optimize. Iridium you plug and play but you better have pedals. And no effects loop, no tweaks except new IRs. For me, it’s hx, no comparison. But. I like computers.
Had the HX Stomp. Decided I am tired of tweaking in menus. Iridium is definitely on the radar.
Did the same! The iridium is amazing to dial in amp tone!! Only issue I have is the headphone out it’s kinda noisy
Your playing helped make it sound rally good. Those were some excellent tonal choices.
That opening tune is outstanding! Well done!
I actually just bought the Iridium for desktop recording. The appeal for me is that it sounds legit, and it's small, flexible and easy to use. That means I can be a musician and not a technician when I'm laying down tracks.
It seems so intuitive. It just might be the thing that gets me into this amp-less world (been thinking about the switch for a while)
Mike Hilbun heresy
j E I mean I love my amps but the idea of getting a great tone without having to lug around an amp is certainly enticing.
niandra I’m gonna try running it through a PA at the clubs I play regularly and are comfortable at. For everywhere else, I’ll probably go with my traditional amp set up
Luke Yea man I picked one up about a month ago and I absolutely love it. I use it for everything, recording and live use (rehearsals, live-streams, although not a proper gig yet cause of the virus) and it’s shined pretty much every situation I’ve put it in.
Very helpful and complete review. Thanks for taking the time to do this right.
There's that new Les Paul again! So happy to see it in your videos. Sounds awesome with the Strymon Iridium!
Rhett, you can disable the IRs - page 15 of the manual.
Looked through and missed it before I shot this. Thanks for the heads up!
Damn, at the end of this video, the only thing I want is an ES-335. What a gorgeous guitar.
The zoom at 14:30 was hilarious.
true that and a high end 7 string guitar would be perfect.
has a custom one, sold it, not for me
PhilippeSpectral it’s ok. You can say ‘a ES-335’. It’s a consonant sound.
@@afterstars so everyone knows I'm french now.
Phenomenal intro, Rhett!
Nice honest review Rhett. I think I'll add this. I have a bunch of nice amps but this would be cool for preproduction or certain live situations. I currently use a mesa cab sim when I need to track without the volume. I'll watch the used prices for deals.
Cool review.
You should try a cheap pedal sometime. They've gotten really good. Try an Xtomp Mini and Joyo amp pedals, like the Joyo American and Joyo British.
Hey Rhett! Yes, I want an Iridium. I guess I’m an old school player 🤙🏼
Hey... I wish you would have talked about how it takes boosts and drives vs HX Stomp and especially Kemper. I know I struggle big time with using a Kemper with even my Centaur-type pedals. Just doesn’t respond the way I’m used to amps responding to a Klon. I have a feeling, however, that the Iridium takes boosts/OD’s really well. Talk to me, bro.
Brother your tone is incredible. So is your playing. You could rock a mean ‘feelin bad blues’ Roy Cooder slide with that sound.
Killer playing Rhett! You're going places dude.
Cool, it's closer to what I'd like as someone who literally has the same plug in and play set up for 30 years, a clean Marshall with reverb overdrive and a wah pedals, I'd run a mile from anything that involves Tweeking, or downloading, same as I did from those multiple effects slabs 20 yrs ago, that stuff requires more concentration than I'm willing to give up for tone.
Kipperbob Sam this guys got it all figured out. I’m from the same school. The less knobs the better
Dude, solo album, NOW!
Thinking about it...
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Hey Rhett,
Great video and love the opening🤘🎸
Thanks Rhett! You're making it easier on all of us
Dude Rhett!
I’m trying to up my TH-cam video quality, and I was wondering what video editing software you use when making these videos.
Thanks brother!
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JET sounds awesome on that Novo
Very useful advice Rhett, thanks a lot!
Great review! I like the fact you’re honest about this free pedal (for you) and you do have your remarks.
I'm one of those people who likes simplicity and this is really appealing compared to the option paralysis of the UX stomp.
I actually think the biggest selling point for me is the fet preamp before the modelling part. I assume that means that the front end will behave more like a traditional amp when you put drive pedals in front of it, compared to other modellers where drive the front end with the pedal volume just isn't an option. How did you feel it took pedals compared to the hx stomp?
I've tried to ignore digital amplification and effects for a while. But as of the last 5 or so years it's just gotten too damn good to keep ignoring. Back when a line 6 flextone was top of the line, it was easy to write off. However nowadays there is A LOT of awesome stuff out there. Eventually it will be the goto industry wide, for gigging.
Truth. Digital is catching up to analog and will surpass it soon enough and at a fraction of the price. Strymon makes incredibly good pedals.
@@ernestbuckley8671 strymon is one of the catalyst to usher in the digital age displacing tube and analog
Great review. Very helpful. Thank you sir!