Flamma Innovation Flamma FC19

Controls

The FC19 keeps its control layout deliberately small. A single large knob handles gain, and smaller trimmers handle the rest¹.

Flamma describes the layout in its own words: "The large distortion knob lets you easily adjust your gain level" while "the mini knobs allow for more fine tweaking of volume levels and tone color"¹.

Vintage and Turbo modes

A toggle switch selects between two voicings. Flamma's product page puts it simply: "pop the toggle switch from Vintage to Turbo"¹. Pedal of the Day framed the Turbo side the same way in its review: "When things need to get extra nasty, pop the toggle switch from Vintage to Turbo"².

Bypass and what reviewers said

The pedal uses true bypass switching. Flamma says "the true bypass circuit ensures a noise-free environment" when the effect is off¹, and Pedal of the Day's review repeats the same point, tying it to the pedal's stated character: "until you're ready for more of that warm, sweet, vintage distortion"².

Where the FC19 sits in Flamma's range

Flamma positions the FC19 as a compact distortion that "brings fire and brimstone to your pedalboard in the smallest package yet," with a sound the maker describes as warm, sweet, vintage distortion¹. Players looking at Flamma's distortion pedals may also come across the Flamma Innovation FC06 Distortion or the Flamma Innovation FC20 British Distortion, the next distortion in the series².

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