FLAMMA FC05 Mini Modulation Pedal with Chorus Flanger Tremolo Phaser Vibrato Rotary Liquid Autowah Stutter Ring LowBit

For the price this little guy rules, classic sounds at your fingertips, no thought process necessary. Just plug in and rock on!

Lots of sounds for the price. You'll find a sound or two for sure that are useful. Built well. Small.

Not enough comments about how awesome the color and finish is on these pedals. The Flamma is what I bought. It is a perfect way to get cheap access to tons of guitar effects - and super easy to use. Would be a great one-pedal pony for someone to start out with. Pair it with a mini amp and you have your own rock show. The Liquid and Stutt settings are my favorite.

I love this pedal, insane value for the price. The build quality is good, comes housed all in metal, colors the signal a bit but is adjustable with it’s tone knob. No volume control but as far as I can tell it stays quite level with the input. At least 3-4 of the modulations are very accurate to the bigger name brand effects they’re trying to copy, namely the univibe, phaser and auto-wah in my opinion. The genius here though is getting a ton of modulation effects in one so you can figure out which ones you love, and then go get a better version AND still have this one around for testing combinations. Heck buy two.

Many useful sounds in this little thing (FC-05 modulation pedal), and its small footprint is a plus. Importantly, it doesn't mess with your guitar tone when bypassed like some of the really cheap pedals. Most of the effects are decent. Use mine mostly for ring mod, occasionally for stutter or tremolo. Auto wah and flanger are pretty good but the vibe and 'liquid' (sample & hold filter) algorithms don't do those effects as well as a real pedal. Still, at this price it's good to have even low quality versions included. The box does prefer isolated power; I gave it an individual outlet on my Power2plus and that works fine. There's a bit of hiss even when it's bypassed; noticeable with an amp turned up to band volume. As long as there's a noisegate somewhere downstream, IMO it's good enough for live use. The casing is solid but I suspect the components inside are not so robust. Mine worked fine for eight months and then just died. Don't know for sure if it was defective or simply fragile. But at this price I just ordered another of the same pedal.

This thing deserves 100 stars let alone 5. Any reviews you see with less than 5 are simply pure prejudice because they're stuck in the mindset that appeared somewhere in the early "00s that you had to spend tons of money for quality effects pedals. Those of us that do sound engineering for live production love old skool do it all analog wonders like this. I play in a very well known metal band and I recently purchased this after hearing the audio clipa mainly because I needed a quick and quality sounding chorus pedal. My guitar tech loves this as much as I do because with the rotation of one dial he can turn it to different effects for each song that requires the effect. I keep my chorus on as it's part of my tone with my Peavey 6505 1992. the REAL 5150 and Zakk Wylde overdrive pedal. When I solo my tech just turns it from chorus to wah and brings my volume up a bit. No need to buy multiple modulation pedals when companies this intelligent make truly unique and classic designed effects like this that aren't digital for an insane price point. How they made this pedal this inexpensive is beyond me and I'm insulted by all those big brands begging me to sign endorsement deals. If you play live shows and go on tour frequently this is a MUST for you and your guitar tech. Your tech will love you for having something small and simple for them to manipulate.

Bought a modulation pedal in September. Since then I have played through it for about 10 minutes. It was sounding good until it wasn’t. It gets warm then gets super ugly distortion from it. Could be a decent pedal if it would work more than 10 minutes at a time.

Honestly, the FC05 is a wonderful value for all that it does. I would hope that if you're shopping for a cheap guitar pedal that does this many modulation effects, you aren't expecting an Eventide H90 out of it. It does several very usable things and a few very useless things. 7 o' clock to noon on the selection pot are all really solid. If you weren't sure if you wanted a Phase or a Flanger, this is a great pedal to figure that out on. I especially liked the Rotary effect. The switch is a simple tap, rather than something that needs to click to engage. The switch is taller than the small pots, so there's no risk of stepping on those when hitting it. I used a Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus to power it, so I'm not sure how it behaves with an individual power supply. It's $35 (as of this writing), it's a superb value for what it does. If you want something fancy, buy something fancy.

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The Flamma Mod is unbelievable value for the quality of each effect at this pricepoint. I buy a lot of pedals and watch video reviews before I buy them nowadays. This one ticked every box for me! Almost every effect sounds great considering it only has three knobs (the only one I wasn't a fan of was the "lo-fi" as there aren't enough parameters for my liking, but I do already own a bitcrusher which does that separately if I really need it.) While the little trim pot style knobs and tiny text won't be for everyone, myself usually included, the fact that that this pedal takes up so little room on a pedalboard and bundles so many good effects together, makes up for that in my opinion. I have boutique pedals on my board that cost 10x what this does, but it still earns it's place because it does the job of multiple effects in such a tiny footprint.

My first Flamma...and it is a very cool little pedal..for guitars or synths.

One of the most fun pedals I've bought in years. Does all the usual modulations, and all the bonkers ones. A lot of useable sounds, and a lot of crazy fun ones. Definitely recommend.

Creo que por el precio tiene muchos efectos útiles, me ahorran espacio y tengo a la mano efectos que no uso todo el tiempo, pero de requerirse estan ahi. Suenan bien y solo hay que saber como setear las perillas. Necesitana un flanger pata tocar hives y un tremolo para like a stone, y chorus para 80s rock en español, este trae todo eso