LAMMA FX100 Guitar Pedal Multi-Effects Processor with Looper Amp Modeling 151 Built-In Effects 200 Presets Expression Pedal 3rd Party IR Headphone OTG for Performance Practice Live Streaming

The unit is constructed with a metal base with a sturdy plastic fascia. The controls feel solid and everything works as you would expect on a multi-function unit. It has a pretty impressive variety of pedal options along with with a looper and drum machine.The ability to customise pre-sets, either on the pedal itself or in PC/Mac software is great. It does require a bit of menu diving on the pedal or computer, but this unit has so many functions on it, being able to pre-set them ready to select on the pedal as you need them is a real boon. It's entirely possible to do it on the fly, but you need to build up a bit of familiarity with it first.Definitely a cost effective option for an entry level 'all-in-one' pedal board solution.

Phenomenal bit of kit for the money. The 200 presets are enough to keep the most ardent guitar player happy. I've had mine for a few weeks now, playing everything from country to thrash metal and it hasn't disappointed yet. Rhythm and looper are equally good.

Loads of effects to experiment with. No end of fun to be had with this very reasonably priced effects processor.

Love this... The first time I have one of these things.

This unit is very good value for money, very compact and has infinite number of adjustments that you can quite quickly get your head around if you have used effects pedals before.This is probably because of modern day technology.

Son seems happy with this. No complaints

Overall quite good quality but unfortunately doesn't work for my guitar and amplifier. Definitely biggest advantage is a touch screen.

Bought as a present for me. It's great with some good presets . Easy to use . A good bit of kit for the money. There is something in there fir all player leveks

Ok, so I bought 3 similar pedals, this, the Zoom G1X4, and the Nux mg-101 cause I need a cheap multi fx I wanted to run through my tube amps fx loop for chorus, delay, reverb, noise suppression, eq, etc.End of the day, I don't think the general IDEA I had is working the way I wanted it to with any of these pedals so going another way, but wanted to leave my review comparing 3 very similar, popular, cheap multi fxs.Just FYI, I had an old zoom 505 in HS I used through fx loop of a big marshall and it was a game changer on my tone, I loved that pedal. So yes, I went in biased towards the zoom.It really disappointed. It's not bad at all but I'm surprised at how flat it fell in terms of sound and functionality vs the flamma and nux. I ended up playing around with the zoom the least. This 100 flamma is better than the 120 zoom imo.This pedal is really great, starting from all metal construction, which the zoom and nux were plastic, it feels very solid and will stand up over time of abuse. Also, the tones in the pedal were very good sounding for the price.But the absolute win here on the flamma is the detail. The ability to change ANY aspect of something you can possibly think of. What amp? What cab? Mic the cab? What mic? In the center, off to the side? Man, its more variables to get used to, but get used to them, and you can dial very finely into a sound.Also on that note the ex pedal. Like most ex pedals on units like this, it can be a volume, a wah, you can have it control a modular fx, delay, etc. (sometimes pitch shift, and that's a yes on the flamma too)So most pedals you can set to use the ex pedal to increase/decrease delay for instance. On the flamma you can choose. So you want to be able to effect the LEVEL of delay in your tone? Or the time? Have it echo sooner or wait longer? Do you want to effect the decay? In other words, do you want it to echo once, or do you want it to swell higher when you step on the pedal so the echos increase over and over as they keep going and fading into the distance. Really intricate and other pedals don't let you control ALL aspects. Just having the pedal increase or decrease. You can use it to effect the mix of chorus into your sound, or increase the rate or depth of it. Really cool.Good tones, lots of specifics and ways to dial in exactly what you want., strong metal build, cheaper than most pedals in its range. (Comes with a charger that zoom doesn't even do)Really solid. I wish I had access to a ln amazing pedal that could do all this for 100 when I was younger, man. We played crap gear and paid 5x more for it. But good job here flamma. Highly recommend.

This was purchased to replace a dead line6 pod xt live.My daughter loves it and the tones out of it are great!. You can use the usbc connection to do direct line recording to your computer.The looper function works ok but its not the best way to implement.Outside of that it is really worth the $150 price!

＜気にいったところ＞・空間系のエフェクトが綺麗で、雑音もなく、気持ちがいい・LEDで、使っているエフェクトが一目瞭然・素人ですが、直感的に使える＜いまいちなところ＞・PCのアプリでエフェクターが文字でしか表示されないので、イメージしにくい。・プリセットが２００あるが、似たような音質が多い。５０くらいユーザー設定の場所があるといい。（上書きすればできますが・・・）・２００のプリセットの順番を自由に入れ替えられるといいのですが・・・。　いまいちな点は、慣れと工夫次第でなんとかなるので、大きな不満点ではありません。総じて、一つ一つのエフェクターの細かい設定ができて、価格の割によくできていると思います。

It has kick. It works. Many options. Like it .

Love this pedal, bit of a learning curve creating tones but loads of options for everything. Got some real good metal tones from this.