The Flamma Innovation FC13 Mini Analog Phaser Pedal is a compact analog phaser, an effect that sweeps a filter through your signal to produce the familiar whooshing, jet-like movement heard on countless records. It is built as a small-format pedal: Flamma describes it as a minimalistic design within a compact metal shell, with a single speed dial, one footswitch and a two-way mode switch. The list price is $39.90 USD as shown on the maker's product page dated 26 October 2026, where a regular price of $59.00 USD is also shown alongside it on the sale listing1.
Controls and modes
The FC13 keeps its control set deliberately small. There is one dial, one switch and one footswitch, so the dial covers the phaser speed, the switch covers the overall character with its vintage and modern modes, and the footswitch provides simple control1.
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Speed dial | Sets the phaser's rate; Pedal of the Day notes you can experiment with it to find a phasing frequency that is suitably subtle or explicit for your playing2 |
| Effect mode switch | Selects between the two phaser modes, vintage and modern1 |
| Footswitch | Turns the pedal off and on2 |
| LED indicator | Stays unlit in bypass mode and lights when the pedal is active2 |
The mode switch selects between two phaser voicings. Flamma lists the pedal as having 2 phaser effect modes1, and Pedal of the Day characterizes the difference in tone: vintage is warmer, while modern is brighter and more dynamic2.
Connections, bypass and power
The FC13 is a mono pedal. It has a 1/4-inch monophonic input and a 1/4-inch monophonic output, so it fits anywhere in a standard single-cable signal chain1. Pedal of the Day describes the same arrangement as monophonic input and output for any 1/4-inch guitar cable2.
Both the maker and the reviewer agree on bypass:
"the industry-standard true bypass feature"
Flamma lists true bypass on the product page as well1. Power is 9V DC, stated on Flamma's product page and repeated in the review12.
The FC13 is mono in and mono out, so it will not carry a stereo signal. The maker's page gives a 9V DC power requirement but no current draw figure, so plan your power supply accordingly.
What reviewers said
Pedal of the Day reviewed the FC13 Analog Phaser on 25 August 2023, covering it as part of Flamma's newest releases. The review confirms the two effect modes, the speed control and true bypass operation, and describes the pedal as an analog phaser effect pedal2.
Videos
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Questions
Is the Flamma FC13 true bypass?
Yes. Flamma Innovation lists the FC13 Mini Analog Phaser Pedal as true bypass, and Pedal of the Day's review likewise describes it as providing the industry-standard true bypass feature, so the pedal is out of the signal path when switched off.
What power does the Flamma FC13 need?
The FC13 runs on 9V DC power. Flamma Innovation's product page and Pedal of the Day's review both state it is powered by a 9V DC power supply. No current draw figure or battery option is given on the page.
Is the Flamma FC13 stereo?
No. The FC13 has a 1/4-inch monophonic input and a 1/4-inch monophonic output, so it takes and returns a single mono guitar signal rather than operating in stereo.
Is the Flamma FC13 analog or digital?
Analog. Flamma Innovation names it the FC13 Mini Analog Phaser Pedal, and Pedal of the Day's review refers to the tonal properties of the Analog Phaser, describing it as an analog phaser effect pedal.
What do the vintage and modern modes do on the Flamma FC13?
The FC13's effect mode switch selects between two phaser modes, vintage and modern. According to Pedal of the Day's review, vintage is the warmer of the two, while modern is brighter and more dynamic.
Sources (2)
- FLAMMA FC13 Mini Analog Phaser Pedal, Flamma Innovation
- Flamma FC13 Analog Phaser, Pedal of the Day, 2023-08-25
