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Flamma Innovation Flamma FC07
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Flamma Innovation

Flamma Innovation Flamma FC07

OverdriveAnalog
List price
$39.9
Key facts
TypeAnalog overdrive effects pedal1
MakerFlamma Innovation1
Modes2 working modes, Warm/Hot1
BypassTrue bypass switch1
PowerDC 9V adapter power supply1
StatusSold out (maker page, 2026-10-26)1

The Flamma FC07 is an analog overdrive pedal from Flamma Innovation, built in a very small and compact enclosure and offering two voicings, Warm and Hot, selected with a toggle switch. The maker describes it as delivering warm and creamy vintage tube sounds in Warm mode, while Hot unpredictably raises the stakes for powerful tube tone with huge crunch and boost1. It sits in the broader family of overdrive pedals, and Flamma lists its sound as a Tube Screamer Sound1.

What it does and how it is controlled

The FC07 keeps things simple: a three-knob control set plus a voicing toggle. Pedal of the Day's review describes the layout this way23:

"the FC07 Drive features Volume, Tone and Overdrive parameters, which work together to form the base drive sound here"
Pedal of the Day2
ControlWhat it does
VolumeSets the pedal's output level, part of the base drive sound2
ToneShapes the treble character of the drive sound2
OverdriveSets the amount of drive, part of the base drive sound2
Voicing toggleSelects between the Warm and Hot voicings3

The two voicings are the pedal's main character choice. Flamma's own description gives Warm the vintage tube role, with the FC07 billed as an analog overdrive delivering "Warm and Creamy Vintage Tube sounds"1. Pedal of the Day summed up the combination of modes and knobs as providing "a wide array of overdriven options for your setup"2.

The Tube Screamer connection

Flamma lists the FC07's sound as a Tube Screamer Sound on its product page1. That lineage runs deep in overdrive design: BSM's own documentation on treble booster circuits notes that Tube Screamer-type designs "were based on the old Treble Boosters and therefore had a very similar frequency response"4. For a comparison of two of the best-known pedals in that tradition, see Boss SD-1 vs Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer.

Price and availability

Flamma's product page shows a regular price of $39.90 USD against a list price of $59.90 USD1. JHS Pedals' blog, in a piece looking at the Flamma range, mentioned that "the FC07 Mini Drive is $29"5, a lower figure for the mini version of the drive.

Flamma Innovation's product page lists the FC07 as sold out as of 2026-10-261.

What reviewers said

Videos

Flamma: DRIVE FC07
Brett Kingman
Flamma - FC07 Drive - Demo
Ryan Lutton
Little, Yellow, Different? | Flamma FC-07 Drive Pedal Demo & Review | Stompbox Saturday
Sean Pierce Johnson

Questions

Is the Flamma FC07 true bypass?

Yes. Flamma Innovation lists the FC07 with a true bypass switch, and Pedal of the Day's review also describes it as having true bypass circuitry. With true bypass, the pedal's circuit is removed from the signal path when the effect is off, so it does not load down your guitar's signal when switched out.

What power supply does the Flamma FC07 use?

The FC07 runs on a DC 9V adapter power supply, according to Flamma Innovation's product page. No battery option or current draw figure is given by the maker, so plan on using a standard 9V DC center-negative supply with your pedalboard power brick or a dedicated adapter.

What is the difference between the Warm and Hot modes on the FC07?

The FC07 has two working modes selected by a toggle switch. Flamma describes Warm as providing warm and creamy vintage tube sounds, while Hot unpredictably raises the stakes for powerful tube tone with huge crunch and boost. Delicious Audio's Paolo De Gregorio put it that the Hot mode delivers more power with crunchier results.

Is the Flamma FC07 based on a Tube Screamer?

Flamma Innovation lists the FC07 as having a Tube Screamer Sound, so the maker positions it in that circuit tradition. For context, the Tube Screamer design itself traces back to the old Treble Boosters, with a very similar frequency response, according to BSM's own documentation on that lineage.

How much did the Flamma FC07 cost?

Flamma Innovation's product page lists the FC07 at a regular price of $39.90 USD, with a list price of $59.90 USD shown alongside it. JHS Pedals' blog separately mentioned the FC07 Mini Drive at $29. Prices are as stated by each source and are not converted.

Is the Flamma FC07 still available?

As of the maker's product page dated 2026-10-26, the FC07 is listed as sold out on Flamma Innovation's own site. That applies to the maker's direct listing; the page does not state anything about other retailers' stock.

Sources (5)
  1. FLAMMA FC07 Analog Overdrive Effects Pedal Warm and Creamy Vintage Tub, Flamma Innovation
  2. Flamma Innovation FC07 Drive, Pedal of the Day, 2021-10-01
  3. FC07 Flamma Drive Mini Overdrive, Delicious Audio, 2021-09-13
  4. Neutral_neu, treblebooster.net, 2025
  5. HAVE YOU SEEN FLAMMA, JHS Pedals

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