FLAMMA FS02 Stereo Digital Reverb Guitar Pedal with 7 Storable Preset Slot Buffer Bypass Trail On Function

FS02 Silver Reverb: This is an amazing reverb pedal. I was expecting to spend hundred of dollars to get a reverb pedal with these features and amazing sounds. Presets are completely adjustable and saveable on the unit. You can dial in any type of room, hall, church, etc type reverb you need. This just blew me away! Buy one before they realize how good it is! FS05 Modulation Pedal: This is not just a home run, this is a grand slam pedal. The 7 presets for each effect are virtually all very usable. I bought it mainly for the chorus and liquid effects but after playing with it for about an hour I am absolutely blown away at the sounds that come out of this pedal. This has the same setup as the silver reverb pedal with preset that are fully adjustable. This pedal saves you thousands on other modulation effects like flanger, phaser, etc. Its simply amazing. The quality of sound and versatility of the controls make this a fun pedal. One point to mention, you run this into the front of the amp, not effects loop. It will not work through the send/return loop of the amp. Another amazing 5 star pedal from FLAMMA. I now have 4 FLAMMA pedals and they just keep getting better. FS06 DIGITAL PREAMP PEDAL January 2026, I just bought my second one of these pedals for my alternate pedal board. This is the most incredible preamp/cabsim pedal I have ever used. The amp sounds out of this little pedal completely change your amp into a totally different amp. I used this on my Blackstar Debut 50R, which has a very typical British sound, and I can now get just about any amp sound I want, Marshall JCM800, Orange, Fender Tube sound, and all sounds are completely adjustable and savable as presets. Before you buy a new amp, buy this pedal. You won't need a new amp. I cannot recommend this pedal enough.

Can we all just take a minute to appreciate our friend, the over-worked and sometimes underappreciated reverb effect? Heck, at this very moment, there are thousands of guitarists feverously debating which little green box will make us sound like Stevie Ray Vaughn. All the while, the lowly reverb effect is dutifully working away without so much as a pat on the back! So, I put it to you, fellow citizens, isn’t it worth going beyond your amp’s built in reverb and getting a proper reverb pedal? I am a tone hound and any time I make changes to my rig I record before and after tracks with a portable recorder with 2 condenser microphones. Then, I compare with headphones. Yes, I’m nerdy that way. I had all but decided on the MXR Reverb or the EH Oceans 11. Then, I saw a comparison of low-cost reverbs on 60 Cycle Hum (a great resource for pedal fans) and decided it would be worth it to take a chance on a lesser-known brand like Flamma. Especially considering the Flamma costs about half of what the other reverbs I considered. Here are my impressions: 1. Reverb is lush and varied 2. Every parameter I would want to tweak is included 3. You can save user settings 4. Even in an effects loop with a daisy chain power supply, the unit operates flawlessly 5. It offers stereo in and outs 6. According to some surf connoisseurs, the spring reverb setting doesn’t truly “drip”. Maybe so, but to my ears, the spring setting is still well represented here and is one of my favorite settings 7. Most importantly, it seems to build a beautiful reverb while retaining your guitar’s tone. It doesn’t transform your tone, it enhances it. So, I believe the Flamma offers great value for those, like me, who are price conscious but still want a quality product. If you are chasing a specific verb setting, like say, the spring setting on the Ocean’s 11, it might be worth spending more money to get that. If, however, you just want an all-around lush reverb, with a sturdy build and plenty of features, I would highly recommend the Flamma FS02.

つまみが多いから初心者は最初分かりにくいかも でも元から設定されてる音だけでも割と良いセッティングだからそのまま使うのもありだし そこから少しずつ弄って使い方覚えるのも良いかもね

Built like a very nice looking tank, great rich stereo reverbs with a guitarist vibe in mind, but can hold it’s own for other stuff. Think budget bigsky with smaller feature set. Input stage is well behaved, and only when really cranking a studio hot line level signal will the start to break, normal consumer line level has no issues and noise levels are unnoticeable in context . How this is done for the price I don’t know.

Works as well as I expected and bought it during 11.11 sale discount. Solid build quality too