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Description

Unlock a world of sonic exploration with the Flamma FS06 Preamp, expertly designed to elevate your guitar's voice with an array of expressive tones. This compact powerhouse offers seven meticulously crafted preamp models, providing a versatile palette of sounds ranging from classic to modern. Whether you're chasing the vintage warmth of a Deluxe Blue or the aggressive crunch of an HVE 5151, the FS06 has you covered.

Each preamp model boasts two distinct channels, complete with preset memory, ensuring that you can effortlessly switch between your favorite tones on the fly. The pedal's intuitive design includes a footswitch for seamless channel toggling or bypass, making it perfect for both studio sessions and live performances. Plus, with the built-in cabinet simulation, you can easily connect directly to a mixing console or PA system, eliminating the need for additional gear and streamlining your setup.

Powering up the FS06 is straightforward with its 9V power requirement, although it's important to note that battery operation isn't supported. This pedal is a reliable companion for any guitarist seeking to expand their tonal horizons with precision and ease.

Key Features:

  • 7 preamp models: Deluxe Blue, AC31, Coral Reef, Plex 50, Blue Eye 100, MB 5th Gen, HVE 5151
  • Dual channels with preset memory for each preamp model
  • Built-in cabinet simulation for direct connection to PA systems
  • Footswitch for channel switching or pedal on/off
  • Power requirement: 9V, 300 mA (power supply not included)

Product specs

Available since August 2021
Effect Types Preamp

FAQs

What types of amplifiers can the Flamma FS06 Preamp simulate?

The Flamma FS06 Preamp can simulate various iconic amplifier types, offering a range of tones from clean to high-gain. It's designed to provide versatility for different music genres.

Can the Flamma FS06 Preamp be used directly with a PA system?

Yes, the Flamma FS06 Preamp is equipped with cabinet simulation, allowing it to be connected directly to a PA system for live performances without the need for a traditional amplifier.

Does the Flamma FS06 Preamp work well with both electric and acoustic guitars?

The Flamma FS06 Preamp is primarily designed for electric guitars, but it can also be used with acoustic-electric guitars equipped with pickups, offering enhanced tonal flexibility.

How many preamp models are included in the Flamma FS06?

The Flamma FS06 Preamp includes seven distinct preamp models, each tailored to emulate different amplifier characteristics and tones.

Is the Flamma FS06 Preamp suitable for home recording?

Yes, the Flamma FS06 Preamp is ideal for home recording, providing high-quality amp simulations that can be plugged directly into an audio interface or recording device.

What power supply is required for the Flamma FS06 Preamp?

The Flamma FS06 Preamp requires a standard 9V DC power supply, which is commonly used for guitar pedals and effects units.

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Reviews

PROS

  • Affordable, offers good value for money

  • Easy to adjust settings for different amp tones

  • Durable enclosure, designed to last

  • Features true bypass for signal integrity

  • Offers a variety of famous amp models and channels

  • Includes cab simulation for added versatility

  • Ability to save settings prevents accidental changes

  • Compatible with external impulse responses for enhanced sound

CONS

  • Some find the sound quality dull and uninspiring

  • Harsh tones when used with overdrive pedals

  • Lacks the "feel" and responsiveness of higher-end preamps

  • Sound described as sterile and lacking character by some users

  • Does not include power amp simulation, limiting direct use options

  • Knobs feel somewhat cheap, affecting perceived quality

  • Placement of input/output jacks on sides inconvenient for some pedalboards

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Flamma FS06 Preamp.

Build quality

  • Knobs are noted to be a bit oversized and feel cheap compared to the rest of the pedal's robust build.

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Comparisons

  • The Mesa MkV model sounds darker than expected, while the BE-100 model competes favorably with the BE-OD Deluxe.

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  • Some owners found Joyo pedals, specifically the Clean Glass model, to perform better in certain conditions compared to the FS06.

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  • Flamma FS06 and Mooer Preamp X2 are easier to integrate into pedalboards compared to Hotone Nano Legacy amps, which require adapters and proprietary power supplies.

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Use cases and applications

  • The FS06 excels with clean amps to expand tonal options, but digital plugins like Amplitube offer superior sound quality for more money.

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  • Hotone Nano Legacy amps, like Thunder Bass, offer clean sounds when used as preamps through headphone outs, but require specific power setups.

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Features and functionality

  • Built-in cab sim can be disabled, useful for those using separate IR units.

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  • The cab simulator function is off by default and must be manually enabled by pressing the save/select and on/off switch simultaneously.

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  • The FS06 can be noisy at higher gain settings, which is a trade-off for its affordability.

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User experience

  • Some factory presets sound dark, requiring treble boosts; the Fender Deluxe model stands out for its lush, edge-of-breakup tone.

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  • Some users experience digital static sound when other pedals are used in front of the FS06, particularly with guitar volume at max.

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  • One user reports the preamp occasionally bypassing itself during play and requires a power reset every 15-30 minutes.

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Value and pricing

  • Considered an excellent deal for its price, making it a low-risk purchase that can be easily reacquired if sold.

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Software and compatibility

  • The Mooer Preamp X2 offers more options for loading IRs, while the Flamma FS06 is noted for its clear sound despite fewer digital options.

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Critic Reviews

FLAMMA FS06 Preamp Pedal Review - Guitar Gear Finder

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The Flamma FS06 Preamp offers guitarists an impressive variety of tones at an unbeatable price, featuring seven iconic amp models and dual channels per preamp for versatile sound shaping. Its ease of use and decent sound quality make it a valuable addition for those seeking to expand their tonal palette without breaking the bank. However, it falls short with its lack of battery power and a cumbersome preset system that offers no visual cues for saved settings. While it may not compete with high-end options, it stands out as a budget-friendly solution for players looking to explore new sounds.

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Flamma FS06 Preamp review on pedal-of-the-day.com

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The Flamma FS06 Digital Preamp brings a lot to the table with its seven versatile amp models, emulating classics at an unbeatable price. While it won't fool purists into thinking it's the real deal, it provides a satisfying approximation of legendary tones for a fraction of the cost. The durability of its construction is a significant plus for gigging musicians. However, some users might find the sound quality lacking when compared to higher-end models, and the pedal's learning curve could deter novices. Overall, the FS06 is a robust option for those wanting to explore various tones without breaking the bank.

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jp_belanger

A 4 Star product that really deserves 3.5

The product itself is great, and really affordable too. To me it sounds just as good as Boss Katana's or other new digital solution preamp section.

The enclosure is as good and tough as it can be, the knobs feels a little cheap but nothing like it would be an issue. There is onboard cab sim, but I did not try it as I used my Two Notes C.A.B. M+ and York Audio Impulse Responses which produces way better results.

Being the proud owner of a KSR Ceres, I think I was just expecting a little too much from the FS06. I really wanted it to fill the holes left by my Ceres; cleans with more character (Ceres clean is crystal clear) and maybe the Boogie emulation could do... But it didn't click with me. It sounded very dark, and even with the brightest settings it did not bring the sparkle I was hoping for. I know, I'm comparing a top-of-the-line analog preamp vs an affordable do-it-all digital one. But isn't it what people need to know in the end? I could sugar-coat and say it's better than it actually is, but I found it just didn't sound as good as I expected.

With that said, I'd like to point out at another issue with Flamma products line: they have the FS06 Preamp and FS02 Cab IR and both were made to be used together, at a VERY affordable price. But there's a problem here; the Flamma CAB IR (along with many other Impulse Response Loader-pedals) lacks a Power Amplifier simulation onboard. What does it mean? Well if you look at a standard basic signal chain, guitar is plugged into a preamp, which goes into power amp, which outputs to speaker cabinet. So here you have the FS06 Preamp and FS02 CAB, but no power amp sim. You really have to try a power amp sim in your signal chain, even more if you're running direct with the FS02 CAB IR or other solution to hear the difference in what one would call "oompfh" or "life" to direct audio. Having a choice of 6L6 or EL34 tube sim is critical to overall tone depending on the preamp you're using.

I can't say if the FS06 sounds good or not through a nice effects loop on a nice amp, but I can tell you that if going direct, power amp simulation is a must. So Flamma don't have it; they don't have another cheaply priced product that can fill that gap. That's really something one should be aware of before considering this product; the FS06 does not have a problem itself, but Flamma does not offer some kind of solution for this on the FS02 CAB IR. The cheapest solution for this would be to pair the FS06 with a Mooer Radar instead of the FS02 CAB IR, which is a IR Loader with onboard Power Amp Simulation, now that would be a good pair. I think the Radar is a little more expensive that the Flamma FS02 and it may not look as good but it's actually a way better product. Other good options that sports onboard power amp sim to pair with the FS06 with would be Nux Solid Studio (full-sized version), Two Notes C.A.B. (obviously), or DSM Simplifier DLX (also the first "single-channel" Simplifier by running its FX Send to Flamma FS02 input. This works since Power Amp simulation on the Simplifier is PRE effects loop).

So by itself this product a 4, but really it deserves 3.5. If Flamma creates a FS06+FS02 hybrid with the preamp models of the FS06, the Impulse Response loader of the FS02, added power amp sim and effects loop now this could become very interesting, provided they keep their prices just like they are now.

joshmolchen

Fantastic preamp pedal.

Fantastic preamp pedal especially for the money. You have more amps to choose from than the Iridium or ACS1 without getting overwhelmed with choices like you can with the line 6.

It is very nice that you can save your settings. It always stinks when your pedal knobs get bumped.

Changes I would like to see on a Version 2:

Inwould prefer having the input & output Jack's moved from the sides and put on the top. Because it would make it easier to add onto compact pedalboards. If I take it off my pedalboard this will be the only reason why.

It would also be rad it it had a second foot switch to cycle through the amps and not need to use your finger.

marcelodonati

Great and affordable preamp

7 types of famous amps clean and drive channels cab sim True Bypass great pedal!

Preferred Settings + Usage:

Friedman BE100 drive channel

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See how Marty Stuart uses Flamma FS06 Preamp

Marty Stuart

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Marty Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives

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In the video "Rig Rundown: Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives" by Premier Guitar on YouTube, a Flamma FS06 Digital Preamp is visibly part of Marty Stuart's pedalboard at the 14:23 mark.

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Chococorn and the Sugarcanes

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