29 Pedals FLWR
29 Pedals FLWR
- Aarhus : In stock
- Copenhagen : In stock
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29 pedals designed the FLWR pedal to deliver a wide range of clean and saturated tones. It has been carefully developed to help guitarists find the settings that best suit their ears, all within a tonal range that runs from clean through breakup to overdrive, distortion and even borderline fuzz when it's fully maxed out.
Free delivery to parcel shops in Denmark over DKK 2,000Free pick-up in Aarhus or Copenhagen
Delivery to a parcel shop in Denmark costs DKK 49 and is free when your cart totals DKK 2,000 or more incl. VAT. Home delivery in Denmark costs DKK 89. Pick-up in Aarhus or Copenhagen is free. Shipping prices and delivery options for your country are shown at checkout.
For pick-up, please wait for our email saying your order is ready. If the item is in the other shop or at our main warehouse, it can take up to 4 working days.
Delivery and pick-upChecked and adjusted before shippingSo it is ready to play when it arrives.
We check and adjust the instrument before we send it to you.
Free check-up after 3–6 monthsDrop by in Aarhus or Copenhagen, no appointment needed
Free check-up of your instrument after 3–6 months. Just drop by in Aarhus or Copenhagen, no appointment needed. New strings are not included.
14-day right of withdrawalFrom the day you receive the item
You can let us know online and return the item in one of our shops or send it back. You pay the return shipping. Items made or adjusted to your specification may be excluded.
Withdrawal termsDescription
The controls on the FLWR are a bit unusual. You get only two knobs for Gain and Level, and in addition, you get three 3-way switches, two of which are grouped under Shape, and another one named Clip. The two Shape controls determine what character the first gain stage will have. With 3 settings for overall gain (from 3 to 1: minimum gain, maximum gain, and darker maximum gain with a low-pass filter) and 3 settings for tone and gain (bright medium gain, flat low-gain, and scooped high-gain). By mixing and matching these two controls, you get a total of 9 different base sounds to choose from.
With the gain control, you control the level in the second gain stage. This is done via a non-linear control, which means that the signal not only gets louder, but also warmer, the more you turn up the gain. It helps to tame the treble at higher gain settings while you do not lose clarity when using a low gain setting. The Level control is an output control, which can deliver a monstrous 45dB gain and can therefore drive any amplifier to breakup.
The FLWR is semi-modular, which means that you can replace the diode array and replace it with another one of the circuit boards that 29 Pedals offers. This is especially relevant if you are looking for a more drastic tone from the pedal.
Specifications
| Pedal type | Distortion, Fuzz, Overdrive |
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