Unleash the timeless echoes of the past with the Flamma FC03 Delay, a pedal that blends vintage warmth with modern reliability. This versatile delay effects pedal is designed for guitarists seeking to explore the depths of soundscapes, from subtle repeats to expansive echoes. Whether you're crafting ambient layers or driving rhythmic patterns, the FC03 offers a multitude of sonic possibilities. Its three classic delay types—Analogue, Real Echo, and Tape Echo—provide a rich palette of textures that cater to diverse musical styles.

Built for the road, the Flamma FC03 boasts a compact and robust design, making it an ideal companion for both studio sessions and live performances. Its true bypass circuit ensures your signal remains pristine and uncolored when the pedal is disengaged, while the adjustable delay time of 5 ms to 600 ms gives you precise control over each echo's timing. Easy to integrate into any pedalboard, this pedal runs on a standard 9V power supply with a modest consumption of 128 mA, ensuring it won't overshadow your other gear's needs.

Key Features:

• 3 classic delay types: Analogue, Real Echo, Tape Echo
• Compact and robust design
• True bypass circuit
• Adjustable delay time from 5 ms to 600 ms
• Power consumption: 9 V, 128 mA

Product specs

FAQs

What is the delay time range for the Flamma FC03 Delay pedal?

The Flamma FC03 Delay pedal offers a delay time range from 5 milliseconds to 600 milliseconds, allowing for a variety of delay effects from quick slapback to longer echoes.

Does the Flamma FC03 Delay pedal have a tap tempo feature?

No, the Flamma FC03 Delay pedal does not include a tap tempo feature, so delay times are set manually using the pedal's controls.

Can the Flamma FC03 Delay pedal be powered by batteries?

No, the Flamma FC03 Delay pedal does not support battery operation and requires an external power supply for operation.

Is a power supply included with the Flamma FC03 Delay pedal?

No, the Flamma FC03 Delay pedal does not come with a power supply, so you will need to purchase one separately to power the pedal.