FLAMMA FS22 EKOVERB STEREO REVERB/DELAY | Gear Review

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0:00 Intro
1:05 Overview
4:07 Position 1 (Reverse Delay/Swell Reverb)
6:39 Position 2 (Real Echo/Mod Reverb)
8:30 Position 3 (Analog Delay/Shimmer Reverb)
10:55 Conclusion
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[@TheScreamingFrog916]

Great fun demo 😀 Just got my FS22 today, and I love it. Also got the Flamma FS05 Modulation pedal. Great combo. Good on my Guitars, and synths. On holiday sale at WALMART, with free two day shipping. FS22 = $80, and FS05 = $60. Here are a few early observations on the FS22... First of all, it sounds amazing. All 3 programs are as described, with no background noise. With the Level controls turned fully clockwise, you still hear the direct input signal. It does not turn down the input, it only adds delay/reverb to the signal. Therefore I would not normally use this, in an effects send/return path in a mixer. It is better used in front of a mono/stereo amp, or in an guitar amp effects loop. Position 1 Reverse delay, has no highs rolled off on the repeats, with the tone control placed after the delays, not in series with the feedback. The other two delays have the tone rolled off on the repeats, so as they repeat they get more rolled off, with each repeat. The reverb and delay, run in parallel, not series. In other words, the reverb does not go through the delay, and the delay does not go through the reverb. They both go directly to the stereo outs. It is true stereo, meaning, there are two separate mono effects, with no cross talk between the left and right signals. Left input goes to left output, and right input goes to right output. Unless you only plug something into the left (mono) input, in which case it goes to both L+R outputs. You can plug a mono input to the Left input, then patch the left output into the right input, and take the right output to your amp. This runs your input signal, through two copies of the Delay and reverb, in mono. Like having two mono pedals in series. Be careful with your amps volume control, because this setup can get intense and go into feedback, if your delay feedback is turned up high. Quick note about the FS05 Modulation pedal.....it is easily the best modulation pedal I have ever played through.

[@sodoberman]

Great review. Love the practical approach You can get lost in this oedal for sure... Liked and followed !!

[@MilesDoesMusic]

Thank you!!

[@mrollo]

This is the best intro I ever saw

[@MilesDoesMusic]

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[@sasankh.6298]

pretty good review

[@MilesDoesMusic]

Thank you!

[@davidzimbrick3337]

Thanks for the review! Have you noticed the tap delay audible in the background when not in use, it seems to be a fairly common problem as well as the unit not powering up properly unless disconnected and then plugged back in

[@MilesDoesMusic]

Thanks so much! As for the tap delay issue you mentioned, I’m not sure what you’re referring to. The only issue I really ran into was the accuracy of the tap tempo when I was setting faster repeats. That and the fact that it’s not stereo in the manner I thought the pedal would have been but aside from that I really enjoyed my experience with it

[@davidzimbrick3337]

There appears to be some mixed reviews on Amazon with multiple people reporting the same two issues so I'm hoping they're dealing with that. I really like this pedal quite a bit. Thanks again for the thorough and detailed review

[@MilesDoesMusic]

Interesting, I didn’t even look at the reviews online but I’m glad my review was helpful to you!

[@orbitaljellyfish808]

Thought the stereo spread would be more like… spread Great review👏👏

[@cjoules3235]

Yeah that was the only drawback for me. Other than that the sound and price is amazing. Also outstanding review!

[@MilesDoesMusic]

Thank you!

[@gustavoortego5838]

Great review Miles. A question... what do you think about connecting two reverbs to the output of the ekoverb, one to each stereo channel? thinking about generating more complex textures for ambient music. Would it work? What do you suggest about it? Thank you so much!

[@MilesDoesMusic]

Thanks! I think that could be a bit of an overkill, but also I think maybe what you’d want to do instead is get your hands on something like the “Avalanche Run” from Earthquaker Devices: www.earthquakerdevices.com/avalanche-run

[@gustavoortego5838]

@@MilesDoesMusic Thanks!!

[@kidam2448]

Merci

[@RusteyBenitez]

Can you still use the freeze function even if the pedal is in bypass mode? Can you also set the tap tempo even if the pedal is in bypass?

[@MilesDoesMusic]

I’m not 100% sure on the freeze function but the tap tempo can be set where the effect is engaged or not.

[@ELCHAN-uc5cr]

Can the reverse delay/reverb play 100 percent wet? I can see a wet dry pot? Any help would be appreciated

[@MilesDoesMusic]

It doesn’t function to the degree you might be looking for. I think the only instance I’ve ever found of a truly 100% wet reverse function in a pedal was the Digitech Space Station - good luck getting your hands on one of those!

[@rutiger6901]

You didn't tell us how to hook this pedal to amp. There are 2 holes on left side. You had 2 cables attached. Why 2 cables ?? Where do they go? No satisfaction here.

[@MilesDoesMusic]

Hi, yeah I didn’t think I needed to tell you how to hook up the pedal…as the inputs are labeled. The pedal is a STEREO delay pedal, and that’s why you have the two outputs on the left side…one’s labeled “input R” and the other “input L (mono). It’s literally spelled out for you. Hope this helps!