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Flamma FC17 Analog Delay Pedal Owner's Manual
Quick guide for the Flamma FC17 Analog Delay Pedal. Learn about power requirements, pedal layout, control adjustments, and technical specifications.
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Quick Guide
The Flamma FC17 is a compact analog delay pedal designed for guitarists. It features a delay time range of 25ms to 600ms and a true bypass circuit. Ensure you use a 9V DC center-negative power supply to operate the device safely.
Precautions
Before using the device, please observe the following safety instructions:
- Power Supply: Use only the designated 9V DC center-negative power supply.
- Maintenance: Clean the device only with a dry cloth.
- Environment: Do not use the apparatus near water, and do not install it near heat sources such as radiators, stoves, or ventilation openings.
- Storage: Unplug the adapter when the device is not in use or during electrical storms.
- Cables: Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched.
Pedal Layout and Controls
The pedal features the following components:
- 01 Footswitch: Press to turn the pedal on or off.
- 02 LED Indicator: Indicates the On or Off status of the pedal.
- 03 DC IN: Connection for the 9V DC power supply.
- 04 INPUT: 1/4 inch mono audio jack.
- 05 OUTPUT: 1/4 inch mono audio jack.
- 06 ECHO: Rotate to adjust the volume level of the delay.
- 07 F. BACK: Rotate to adjust the feedback of the delay.
- 08 TIME: Rotate to adjust the delay time.
Specifications
Technical details for the FC17:
- Delay Time Range: 25ms-600ms
- Input Impedance: 1M ohms
- Output Impedance: 470 ohms
- Power Requirements: 9V DC (center negative)
- Current Draw: 40mA
- Dimensions: 93.5mm (D) x 42mm (W) x 52mm (H)
- Weight: 160g
Practical help
Common problems
Pedal does not turn on
Verify that the power supply is 9V DC with center-negative polarity and is properly connected to the DC IN jack.
No sound output
Check that the input and output cables are securely connected and that the footswitch is engaged (LED indicator should be on).
Before use
- Ensure the power supply is 9V DC, center negative.
- Use 1/4 inch mono audio cables for input and output connections.
- Place the pedal on a stable surface.
- Verify the pedal is not near heat sources or water.
Specs in practice
- Delay Time Range
- The duration of the delay effect, adjustable from 25ms to 600ms.
- Current Draw
- The amount of power the pedal consumes (40mA); ensure your power supply can handle this.
- Input Impedance
- 1M ohms, standard for guitar instrument inputs.
Images and diagrams
- The layout diagram illustrates the top-down view of the pedal, identifying the footswitch, input/output jacks, power input, and the three control knobs (Echo, F. Back, Time).
Model compatibility
- Requires 9V DC power supply with center negative polarity.
- Compatible with standard 1/4 inch mono instrument cables.
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Michael Turner
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