The Strymon Dig V2 is a dual digital delay offering full MIDI implementation, allowing control over nearly all aspects remotely via MIDI commands from a controller or DAW through the EXP/MIDI jack or USB-C connection. Delay times can be synchronized with MIDI Clock Sync, with the option to save the sync settings for each preset. It boasts 300 MIDI preset locations for storing preferred settings.

The device features hardware enhancements, including a premium analog JFET input circuit for exceptional play responsiveness, and a switch on the rear panel to select between mono or stereo input.

Additionally, it is equipped with a new ARM DSP chip that delivers increased processing power for detailed sonic nuances while consuming less energy.

The tone knob is a versatile control that adjusts the feedback filter response, shaping the sound of the echoes. It functions as two filters in one: turning left for high cut, right for low cut, or setting it at the midpoint for a neutral response.