Flamma FS22 Delay & Reverb

tak tohle se hodně povedlo. interní zpracování zvuku je digitální. tedy vyžaduje kvalitní AD a DA konverzi a na to mse tedy rozhodně nešetřilo (čipy burr brown), procesor pro zpracování je ARM. sklolaminátový kvalitní tištěný spoj, obal je hliníkový tlakový odlitek (kvalitnější než krabičky hammond. zvukově prostě nemám co vytknout protože za pár peněz dává prostorové efekty v plném stereo ve špičkové studiové kvalitě (převodníky jsou 24bit/192kHz). těžká konkurence ostatním výrobkům do kategorie 500eur. tohle prostě musíte mít.

This is my first pedal so I can't judge really, but.

It is very versatile and can be used probably in many ways I don't know of.It also has an optional stereo channel witch could be interesting.

The only critics I probably have so far is that since the knobs are a bit close together so you might accidentally turn another one when you adjust stuff.
And the second thing I wish it had individual foot switches for the effects. And I also wish there were some kind of markings for the day times but other than that it's awesome.

This is the first reverb and/or delay pedal I've bought in a very long time, so I don't have much to compare it against. Keep that in mind. However, for me it works wonderfully.

Combining Reverb with Delay is a great idea. In my field - ambient guitar - it is very common to use these effects together. So to me it made sense to buy a pedal that combines them both.

You can achieve lots of different sound combinations with this pedal. It has all the knobs you expect from a complex pedal lke this: tone, time, tempo, level etc. There's lots for you to experiment with. To me the sound is great, there's no unwanted noise or hum.

It has stereo input and output, ... as well as mono of-course. It's a good pedal to use at the end of your pedalboard if you want to record in stereo.

The right footswitch is the on/off or bypass for the pedal, the left footswitch is for setting the tempo; the delay time of the delay effect.

The tap in the middle gives you three different delay+reverb combo effect types:
1 = reverse delay + slow attack reverb (good for swells)
2 = analog real echo + modulated reverb (i.e. the "normal" setting)
3 = analog delay + shimmer reverb (for some bling)

The main challenge with this pedal is learning how to use it. The manual only shows what the knobs are for. There's comparatively little coverage of this pedal on the web. It doesn't help that different manufacturers use different terms for things. I mainly used experimentation + youtube videos to learn how to use this pedal. You get the hang of it eventually.

In summary, to me it's a great pedal. I couldn't find anything wrong with it, things to complain about. As an ambient guitarist it gives me a tonne of settings to play around with. And the quality feels very solid. Plus it looks great.