Flamma FC02 Reverb
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Flamma
FC02 Reverb
Product Info
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The Flamma FC02 is a shockingly affordable reverb pedal, offering a basic but usable selection of reverb sounds. It’s a great entry point for beginners or players needing a simple, no-frills reverb for practice or casual gigs – just don’t expect studio-grade lushness.
Product Description
- Flamma FC02 Reverb
- Effect Pedal
- Reverb
- Three high-quality reverb effects: Studio
- church
- plate
- Real bypass circuit
- Power supply via 9 V mains adapter - not included in the delivery
- Metal housing
- Power consumption: 9 V
- 130 mA
PROS
- • Metal enclosure offers surprising robustness for the price point.
- • Three reverb types provide a decent range of tonal coloration.
- • Real bypass ensures signal integrity when the effect is disengaged.
- • Compact footprint minimizes pedalboard real estate consumption.
CONS
- • Limited control options restrict nuanced reverb shaping.
- • Power supply not included adds to the initial investment.
- • Reverb algorithms lack the depth and complexity of higher-end units.
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Key Features
Reverb Type
Studio, Church, Plate
Controls
Single knob for reverb decay/size – lacks tone or mix controls.
Presets
None - no user-programmable settings.
Bypass Type
True Bypass
Stereo
Mono In, Stereo Out (no true stereo reverb processing)
Power Supply
9V DC Mains Adapter (130mA)
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Frequently Asked Questions
The metal enclosure is a pleasant surprise; it feels sturdier than many budget pedals, but the internal components are clearly cost-reduced.
Yes, it uses a standard 2.1mm barrel connector, but remember it needs 130mA, so ensure your adapter can supply enough current.
Not really; it's a more basic, slightly brighter reverb, lacking the complex diffusion and shimmering character of a high-end studio reverb.
