In this instance the FLT has an overall red/amber color with an aged white strip separating the colors at the bottom from the colors at the top.

So far this white stripe technique has been used in the Model H and Sparkling Yellow Overdrive research pedals and on quite a few custom painted versions of BJFE pedals, such as used on a special Candy Apple Fuzz, some Folk Fuzzes, some Folk Phasers, the Sparkling Blue EQ, the Sparkling Orange Overdrive, the Sparkling Red Fuzz and even on the BJFE re-boxed Big Muff. The FLT also follows recent research/protoype paint themes by having one color/style on the lower part of the pedal and a different color/style on the top of the pedal with the two layers separated by a horizontal white stripe. The FLT comes in an enclosure that is the same make and model as used in other recent BJFE research/prototype pedals BJ normally uses ELFA K430 enclosures for his production pedals but recent prototypes, including the FLT, come in NSC die cast enclosures. The purpose of this review is to document my experiences with the FLT and position it relative to other pedals in the BJFE range. In the words of the designer, Bjorn Juhl (BJ), 'If the Honey Bee would sound like a small amp with a small power supply and worn down speaker this new model sounds like a larger amp with ample power supply and more modern speakers'.

The pedal reviewed is serial number #007 only 8 FLT pedals have been made. This is a review of the Bjorn Juhl Forstarker Elektronik (BJFE) Flametop (FLT) guitar effects pedal, which is the prototype for the Mad Professor (MP) Sweet Honey Overdrive (SHOD).

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