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Strymon Dig

The Dig is a stereo digital delay pedal built around 1980s rack unit voicings, offering rhythmic subdivision control for creating echo textures. Premier Guitar's reviewer gave it 4.5 out of 5 stars, noting its ability to produce echo tones that work across different musical contexts.

  • 9V DC · center −
  • 300 mA
  • Switchable (true or buffered)
  • Digital
  • Stereo
New
from $299
Used (asking)
from $179

The rundown

Highlights

  • Dual digital delay engine modeled after 1980s rack gear
  • Rhythmic subdivision control for syncopated delay patterns
  • Stereo input and output with expression pedal input
  • Switchable bypass with spillover capability
  • Requires 9V DC at 300 mA (high current draw)

Best for

Players seeking vintage-styled delay tones with modern stereo capabilities and subdivision control.

Professional reviews

What the press rated it. We link to each review; read the full piece for the details.

Quick facts

Power
9V DC
Current draw
300 mA
Polarity
Center negative
Bypass
Switchable (true or buffered)
Dimensions
101.6 × 115.6 mm
Stereo
Yes
MIDI
No
Expression input
Yes
Status
In production

Where to buy Strymon Dig

$299 lowest new price · Reverb

Used listings asking $179–$323.79, median $239.50 (10 listings). Asking prices, not sold prices.

Current offers
SellerConditionPriceLink
ReverbUsed$179View
ReverbUsed$200View
ReverbUsed$206.43View
ReverbUsed$220View
ReverbUsed$229View
ReverbUsed$250View
ReverbUsed$296.69View
ReverbNew$299View
ReverbNew$299View
ReverbNew$299View

Prices last checked 23 hours ago. Links to sellers are affiliate links.

Frequently asked questions

What power does the Dig need?

The Dig runs on 9V DC center-negative at 300 mA.

Does the Dig have stereo output?

Yes, the Dig features stereo input and output.

Can you use an expression pedal with the Dig?

Yes, the Dig has an expression input for controlling parameters with an external pedal.

What are the Dig's dimensions?

The Dig measures 101.6 x 115.6 mm.

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Page last updated September 29, 2026.