FLAMMA Guitar Headphone Amp Portable with 28 Drum Grooves 14 Built-in Effects 14 Amplifier Models 5 Tone Colors Support Bluetooth USB Audio Recording and Playback OTG Function Home Practice

I am super impressed with the FX10! I use it with a Fender HSS Strat and am able to get some really high quality tones from the amp models. I love all the models, and some of my favorites are the SOLO 100, Cali V, US Sonic, and the Acoustic Simulator (which reminds me a lot of the Boss pedal). Great dynamic response. Five tone settings. With my Sony headphones, I tend to like the tone set right in the middle. Also, remember the quality of your headphones will affect the sound. If you have thin sounding earbuds, you can compensate by selecting a warmer sound with the tone control. I also used a stereo Roland mini speaker with 3.5” TRS cable and went a little brighter on the tone. The effects are very nice as well. Reverbs are lush and shimmery, depending on the specific one, and you can set the reverb level you like. Nice delays, chorus, phaser, flanger, and tremolo (all include reverb paired with them), or OFF. By holding down the FX button, you can access the FX parameter control, which affects either the reverb level, delay time, or mod depth or rate, depending on the specific effect. It’s a very well-thought out, streamlined interface. You’ll have exactly the control you need over parameters. The drum patterns are a blast! Many genres are available. You can control the drum level relative to the amp, and tempo (40-260bpm). Very nice. The Bluetooth receiver works great with both iOS and Android. On Android, there will be two signals that show up from the FX10. Choose the one for audio (the one with four icons). Sound comes in crystal clear. I look forward to trying it with an OTG cable and recording some of my ideas. Again, I really love this headphone amp. Perfect for quiet practice, travel, or just being in your own world. Be sure to read through the online manual. Don’t worry; it’s quick and easy!

The media could not be loaded.  I am enjoying this little headphone amp. It is small, light, easy to use, and is loaded with features.-There are a few things I would add or change, but overall it is a great product.It fits.The 270º rotation of the 1/4" (6mm) plug along with the offset when opened 180º allows it to work with most guitars. (I say most because there are some wild guitar builds out there and some might not have conventional output jacks.)I tried it with two guitars I built, a Squire Strat, and a Hoffner guitar. It fit all.As for fit, if your jack isn't tight, the amp will spin (see video). This was only an issue with the Hoffner. I will bend the contacts in slightly so the plug fits securely.Features.With a billion combinations you can't go wrong.14 different amp models with individual save function14 built-in effects with parameter adjustment5 levels of TONE color28 different drum groove options to select fromCompatible with Bluetooth for audio playbackSupports USB AUDIO recording and audio playbackPick your Amp, pick your EFX, pick your Tone, and pick your Groove.The selections are identified by colors that corollate to the options. See chart in last two images.Once you pick your groove you can modify it with the +/- buttons. The options are to change the speed and the beat volume (in relation to your guitar).The EFX has "hidden parameters" - hold the EFX button when EFX is selected and use the +/- buttons to adjust between ten different levels.With the Bluetooth feature you can connect your device and play along with your favorite songs or backing tracks. The amp also lets you record on a laptop, phone, or tablet through the USB C port.So yes, it can shape your sound and offers a lot of tonal colors. I listened to this amp through some cheap over the ear headphones, a pair of Sennheiser headphones, and a pair of Bose noise cancelling headphones. It sounded great through all of them. -although my playing is questionable... ha.Like I said at the beginning there are a few things that I would add or change with this power packed tiny amp. I'm not docking any stars because it works great as it is. But Flamma, if you're listening, here are a few things that might make "FX10.v2" even better:Memorizing is hard.I would add a small screen on the front with a readout for which Amp, EFX, Tone, and Groove is selected. It would be nice to add the time signature of the groove and the tempo. A three or four bar "battery Level" indicator would be nice too. You wouldn't rely on a sheet with colored dots and amp names, or guess the exact tempo, or when to recharge.The text under the selection buttons is small. It is hard to read when you have the guitar on and are looking down at the amp. The screen on the front would help with that. -a button to backlight the screen (for playing in those dark windowless rehearsal spaces) would help too.Three buttons to save and retrieve to create your own three presets. Push one to change the sound mid-song to your preset, with out having to cycle through all the colors.If there was a Bluetooth send feature so you could pair with wireless headphones or a Bluetooth speaker it would be nice.Again, this thing works great as is. These are just ideas that might make "FX10.v2" even better. (Or we can collaborate and make an FX10 - Sprocket 67 Edition.)Yes, it is a product I'd put my name on... and I'm pretty picky.

The Flamma FX10 is basically a fully featured practice amp shrunk to the size of a mint tin. It plugs straight in to your guitar and outputs directly to headphones, using very minimal cables and making it an ideal solution for practicing on the go.I've been very impressed with the amp models, while there aren't a huge number to choose from, the included models are diverse and effective. There are patches with crisp cleans, blues-style break up, as well as some more extreme, scooped 80's metal kind of sounds. The included effects are impressive too, particularly the massive sounding reverb and the sparkly chorus.The interface is simple, you just select whether you want to change Amp or Effect and then you have some buttons for scrolling left and right. There is also an included drum machine, though I haven't experimented much with it. I love that it charges with USB-C and has Bluetooth capability as well.The only con I can really think of is that the amp itself is attached to a 1/4" plug that turns on an axis and it isn't the most secure on certain guitar models. It would have been nice to see that piece have something to lock that mechanism so it wouldn't shift out of position.I also think my dream version of this product would have included a tuner, but that would probably require a display of some sort and it might not be cost-effective or as portable.Overall though, if you're looking for a headphone amp I think it would be hard to do better for under 100$.

This is a great little headphone amp. I actually hook it up to a small speaker for practicing. What I like is that it works great with wireless adapters too. I also have Fender’s and kept having the issue where the sound would cut out after a short while when using wireless (apparently an issue in a few scenarios where it doesn’t detect the guitar connection. No such issue with flamma it’s great for practice. The sound is good. If you listen with headphones or have the volume up, you can tell the sound isn’t quite as crisp as the Fender. But it still sounds good.

Love this product, the price is right and the sound quality is just amazing. I bought this so I don't keep the wife up all night with my playing. I am blown away at how good this headphone amp is.

llego antes de tiempo, en buenas condiciones y el producto suena genial, es excelente para practicar.

Had the FX10 for about a week, and it's great! Decent sound; but I find it perfect for someone like me who lives in an apartment and doesn't want to get complaints from neighbours at 3am!Well done Flamma!Also is there any way that I could use my Sennheiser wireless bluetooth headphones? Thanks.

En mí opinión, es un producto excelente. Muy recomendable para practicar sin molestar a los vecinos XD. Su puerto usb C (OTG) es muy práctico, lo conecto a mí celular y puedo grabar mí guitarra directamente sin la necesidad de una tarjeta de audio o interfaz. Yo utilizo la app Cubasis 3, y este ampli es compatible con la app. Creo que son muy recomendables para grabar algunas maquetas, covers o canciones propias.

Tiene buenos tonos que suenan bastante aceptable, siento que le hace falta un poco más de libertad para controlar la cantidad de "gain" que uno quiere, no es suficiente con "Más oscuro o más brillo". Fuera de eso es un aparato práctico que le falta poco para ser muy bueno.