FLAMMA designs and manufactures affordable, high-quality digital guitar effects pedals, amplifiers, and audio interfaces for musicians and content creators.
FLAMMA (Shenzhen Flamma Innovation Co., Ltd) is a dynamic manufacturer of musical instrument accessories and digital audio equipment, dedicated to empowering musicians with affordable, high-performance gear. Best known for its innovative guitar effects pedals, FLAMMA leverages advanced digital signal processing (DSP) to deliver professional-grade tones in compact, user-friendly formats.
The company’s diverse product portfolio features the comprehensive FX series of multi-effects processors, the FS series of stereo pedals (including reverb, delay, and preamp models), and versatile practice solutions like the FA05 digital amplifier. Designed for the modern musician, many FLAMMA products include cutting-edge features such as USB-OTG for direct smartphone recording, Bluetooth playback for jamming, and intuitive computer editors for firmware updates and preset management.
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Most FLAMMA compact pedals require a 9V DC power supply with a center-negative polarity. Current draw varies by model (e.g., 300mA for the FS02 Reverb), so users should check the specific manual for their device. Using an incorrect voltage or polarity can damage the unit.
Firmware updates are typically handled via the dedicated FLAMMA editor software. Download the software and the latest firmware file from the 'Downloads' section of the official FLAMMA Innovation website, connect your device via USB, and follow the on-screen instructions.
Yes, many FLAMMA products, such as the FX100 and FM10, support OTG (On-The-Go) recording. Connect your smartphone or tablet to the device's USB-C port using a compatible OTG cable to record audio directly into your mobile device.
Factory reset procedures vary by model. For many multi-effects units, this option is found within the system settings menu in the editor software or on the device screen. Refer to your specific owner's manual for key combinations or menu paths to restore factory settings.