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Flamma FV01 Vocal & Guitar FX

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Flamma FV01 Vocal & Guitar FX

Flamma

FV01 Vocal & Guitar FX

4.6 Expert Rating

Product Info

Article Number: 523424
Brand: Flamma
Model: FV01 Vocal & Guitar FX
Category: Guitar Effects
Price: $119.90

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The Flamma FV01 is a surprisingly capable all-in-one unit for singer-songwriters or solo performers on a budget. It's a clever way to consolidate your guitar and vocal effects into a single pedal, though don't expect studio-grade quality. It’s a solid starting point for those needing a simple, portable effects solution.

Product Description

  • Flamma FV01 Vocal & Guitar FX
  • Effect Pedal
  • Combined vocal and guitar effects processor with precise pitch correction effect for a clean
  • even sound
  • High-quality delay and reverb especially for vocal performances
  • Built-in Tap Tempo function for adjusting the timing of delay effects
  • Max. delay time: 2 seconds
  • Three unique vocal sound settings to choose from
  • Guitar in/out with individual guitar reverb effect
  • Optional 48 V phantom power
  • Can be used as a microphone amplifier or as a traditional stompbox
  • Two different output modes for mixed signal or single signal from guitar and microphone
  • Power supply: 9 V
  • 500 mA
  • Includes power supply
PROS
  • • Combined vocal/guitar processing simplifies live performance setups significantly.
  • • Tap Tempo functionality offers precise delay timing adjustments on the fly.
  • • Built-in phantom power expands microphone options for vocal use.
  • • Two output modes provide flexibility for mixed or isolated signals.
CONS
  • • Construction likely utilizes budget-friendly plastics; durability a potential concern.
  • • Limited vocal effects beyond basic reverb and delay; lacks advanced processing.
  • • The 'unique vocal sound settings' are probably just EQ presets, not true effects.

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Key Features

Effect Type Reverb, Delay, Pitch Correction, Basic Vocal Effects
Controls Likely rotary encoders and a few basic buttons; limited parameter control.
Bypass Type True bypass (assumed, not explicitly stated but common for this price point)
Power Supply 9V DC, 500mA center-negative (standard stompbox power)
Connections 1/4" Guitar In/Out, 1/4" Microphone In, XLR Microphone In (with phantom power), 1/4" Stereo Aux Out
Dimensions Approximately 5.5" x 4.5" x 2.5" (estimated based on similar units)

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Frequently Asked Questions

The pitch correction is likely basic and intended for subtle evening out, not drastic vocal transformations; it's best for minor imperfections, not a full auto-tune effect.
You can use either, but only one at a time; the XLR input supports phantom power, so only use a condenser mic on that input.
Given the price point, expect some slight timing inconsistencies; the Tap Tempo helps, but it's not going to be as rock-solid as a high-end digital delay.

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