FLAMMA FS03 Electric Guitar Delay Effects Pedal with Looper Stereo Digital Sound 6 Delay Effects Storable Preset Tap Tempo Trail On True Bypass for Pedal Boards

A few disclosures: 1. Amazon is currently lumping many of the Flamma brand pedals into one spot for reviews. I'm reviewing the FS03 Delay pedal. 2. I'm using this pedal on synths, samplers and drum machines. 3. I'm not using the looper bonus feature on this pedal (it's very bare bones). Right now, we are spoiled for choice with all the budget priced effects pedals out there. With the current holiday discounts and promotions, I've picked up a few pedals from different manufacturers featuring one of my all time favorite effects - delay! The Flamma FS03 delay pedal is a standout. Construction-wise, it's very nicely made. The housing, buttons and knobs all feel sturdy. The layout is intuitive. Stereo in and outs. Well implemented tap tempo option. Like a lot of other people have said, the lights on the foot switch are just too cool! As per usual, you need to supply your own power adapter (there's no battery option, if that's important to you). For choice, there's six different delay algorithms to work with. You can get 'bread and butter' delays out of it that sound very musical, and can be quickly 'dialed in' with the top three knobs. If you like to experiment, the "Tweak1" and "Tweak2" knobs can put you into some pretty weird territory. Again the knob layout is very helpful here, and if you check YouTube, there's some good demo/tutorials on what this pedal is capable of. Most delay effects I get are keepers as every manufacturer tosses in a unique feature or two, but the FS03 from Flamma is one of the best "budget" delay pedals I've come across. :)

This delay has mostly unique and out there sounds. The tape delay is the normal delay and works great, while the modulated digital is quite usable but has strong modulation in nearly all settings. The unit I got hat broken parts inside and has power issues. It frequently would be in and have not effect active.

Was looking for a versatile Delay Pedal and I've found that the Flamma FS-03 Delay is really up to the task! Its sonic pallet is full of tonal possibilities and I know I've only just scratched the surface so far. It comes with 7 different categories of delay effects including: Tape; Liquid; Rainbow; Galaxy; Mod-Verse; Low-Bit; and Looper. Currently, I'm mostly using the echo feature in the "Tape" mode. Sound quality is quite good and I'm not hearing any amount of noise or hiss. The echo repeats and levels are stable and consistent. There is really a lot here when considering all of its various functions, but suffice it to say this Flamma pedal is a surprisingly good pedal for the money. It's solidly built and loaded with features. I haven't owned it long enough to know how it will fare in the long run, but so far, so good!

Such a great little delay pedal!!! 7 different modes tied to different delays and a looper to boot! The build quality is superb and it’s extremely affordable. I have been playing with this pedal nonstop for a couple weeks now and I am just floored by the amount of sounds available. If you want a really great delay that inspires you to play without breaking the bank this is the pedal for you!

Never left the house with it, and it broke after a month and a half. A Shame because I really liked the sounds and the ability to store presets.

Here is some things I didn't know before I bought this pedal, and wish I'd have known. 1. The looper doesn't work. There is a small pause inserted into your loop, this will interrupt the rhythm of what you're doing, you may loop one bar, but you'll get 4 and 1/2 beats in the loop, with silence for the 1/2 beat. 2. The tone adjustments adjust your clean guitar tone too, not just the tone of the delayed signal. This SUCKS. So if you want dark repeats, you'll have an equally dark guitar tone, you can't have a bright guitar tone with dark delays. So, the only option if you want a normal guitar tone is to have bright delays that get in the way. Nothing like tape, or analog delay. 3. The extra level of effects on each delay mode aren't that good. Like they tried to take their delay pedal to the next level, but none of the next level effects sound good. I like good sounding delay and experimental delay, so bought this over simpler delays. But the "experimental" layers of the effect just don't sound good, experimental doesn't mean sounding bad, it means sounding new and interesting. The choices for "experimental" fx that they made are just BAD. Each time I try to use this pedal, I end up trying to figure out how to remove as much as possible of the extra layer of effect for that mode. 4. You can only save one preset for each of the delay modes - most of which are not useful, even for really out there guitar stuff, I'm not a blues lawyer or a dad rocker or anything. So the first mode is the most usable, and you get one preset for it. 5. The pedal is sort of true bypass. When the pedal is off but plugged into power with signal going through the pedal, there is tone suck, and cloudy noise introduced. You can unplug the pedal, and then the pedal is true bypass. It will still pass signal, but now it is actually quiet, doesn't suck tone, and doesn't cloud your guitar tone. I bought this pedal when it was new, it was a major investment for me, I have been shopping for a delay for a couple of years, and I took the risk on this new pedal because the company looked like they were trying, they did some work on their branding, it has presets (I use delay on several songs, and setting the delay each time before the song sucks, but then this pedal only has one storeable preset on the one okay mode) they had a delay with several modes, which had additional fx for each mode, so get tweakable delays. It all looked good to me, and it does look good on paper, or in marketing. But, it is OKAY (only) on the first mode. It does have tap tempo which is nice, not necessary, but nice - when we're writing/jamming, if somebody gets something good going, it is easy to tap in the tempo with just your foot, and dive into the jam, the tap tempo works well enough. But, I should have saved over 50 bucks and just bought a good cheap analog delay as all the bells and whistles on this delay are useless, and the core sound is digital and yehck, and there is only one passable mode. Honestly, this pedal seems like the person or people who designed it, don't play guitar at all, so were just slapping code onto the delay code to make the tweakable parts of each mode, but the designers don't know what sounds good, so had no real design goal. It is like a deaf person designing this pedal's effects. Sure, slapping a stuttering pitch effect sounds awesome! And from other designers it is good. But if you're deaf, you can't know if what you are doing is musically useful or musically useless. These modes land in the useless category for me. I guess this is a long, rather negative review, my apologies, but I was VERY disappointed with this pedal, and really wish I'd gone with another brand.

I’ve wanted a delay pedal for some time and just couldn’t find one that I liked. They were always a combination of tape/digital/slap type pedals and I just didn’t find anything interesting about them. This one just changes the game with the variety of QUALITY sounds you can pull up though. Add in the ability to save a preset that you can recall and a looper, and I dare you to find something better. I highly recommend this one to anyone looking for something new.

Muy buen pedal

Great effects, easy to use

Esta muy bueno, solo que tienes que buscar información de su funcionamiento por en la caja no viene, pero fuera de eso siento que hice buena compra

買ったのはディレイ青で、ほぼ毎回の初回ONの時ランプは点くが内部的には起動していない状態になる。一度電源プラグを抜差しで解決する。連続使用時のフットスイッチONOFFでこの現象は今の所発生していないので、おそらくコンデンサがDSP起動時の負荷に充分とは言えないなどかなと素人考えですが感じています。バッテリースナップ使用でアルカリはOKだがリチウムイオン充電池は不可な時が多いので結構電流食う様です。ACパワーサプライでの使用をおすすめ。 機能や音色に関してはm社のD7とほぼ同じで筺体が大きく若干安いぐらいなので家用にしています。ノイズ等は特にありませんでした。

もう少し具体的な説明書があるとありがたい。多機能で、使いこなせない。ただ後々買い増しするくらいならこれはこれでアリかと思う。

Super, buen producto, aún no lo he probado, pero vi reseñas en Internet y me parece un artículo necesario para todo Guitarrista