Flamma FC11 Envelope
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Flamma
FC11 Envelope
Product Info
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The Flamma FC11 is a seriously fun, budget-friendly envelope filter. It's got a surprisingly wide range of sounds, from subtle filtering to full-on wah, and the compact size makes it pedalboard-friendly. Perfect for players exploring envelope effects for the first time or those needing a quirky, affordable wah alternative.
Product Description
- Flamma FC11 Envelope
- Effect Pedal for Electric Guitar or Electric Bass
- Compact analogue envelope/auto wah pedal
- Controls: Sensitivity
- Tone
- Decay and Q
- On/Off-LED
- Input and output: 6.3 mm mono jacks
- Power consumption: 9 V
- 20 mA
- Sturdy metal housing
- Dimensions (W x D x H): 47 x 83 x 52 mm
PROS
- • Metal housing provides surprising robustness for its size and price point.
- • Decay control offers a wide range, from subtle to almost filter sweep.
- • Compact footprint saves valuable pedalboard real estate.
- • Q control allows shaping the wah’s resonance, adding tonal complexity.
CONS
- • Analog design means limited parameter tweaking compared to digital alternatives.
- • The 6.3mm jacks feel a little cheap, potentially impacting long-term reliability.
- • Sensitivity range can be overly sensitive, requiring careful adjustment.
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Key Features
Effect Type
Analogue Envelope/Auto Wah
Controls
Sensitivity, Tone, Decay, Q
Bypass Type
True Bypass
Power Supply
9V DC, 20mA (center negative)
Connections
6.3mm Mono Input/Output Jacks
Dimensions
47 x 83 x 52 mm
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's more of a mid-frequency shaping control, emphasizing or cutting the central frequencies of the wah effect.
True bypass minimizes coloration, but some subtle interaction with your other pedals can still occur depending on your signal chain.
The Flamma lacks the MXR's extensive parameter control and build quality, but delivers a similar core wah character at a fraction of the cost.
