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Model: FLY3BLUE
Features
- Delivers 3 watts of power, perfect for practice sessions and small jam sessions
- Equipped with a 3-inch speaker that produces rich and full-bodied tones
- Built-in digital 'tape' delay effect adds depth and ambiance to your sound
- Features Blackstar's patented Infinite Shape Feature (ISF) for customizable tonal options
- Compact and lightweight design ensures easy portability and quick setup
- Runs on batteries or an optional power supply, making it ideal for on-the-go use
- Includes an MP3/Line In jack for playing along with backing tracks or music
- Headphone output for silent practice and direct recording capabilities
- Stylish black finish with blue details for a modern and sleek look
- Perfect for electric guitar players looking for a versatile and portable amplifier
Description
The Black star fly 3 Bluetooth Mini amp is now available with Bluetooth connectivity for music playback. The fly 3 Bluetooth Mini amp retains all the great tone, flexibility of control and features of the original, but the addition of Bluetooth makes it the perfect take anywhere practice amp and MP3 Speaker dock. The fly 3 combines awesome tone, tape delay effect and ISF controls with a lightweight and compact 3 Watt guitar amplifier to give you the perfect mini guitar amp that you can take anywhere. The fly 3 is a compact mini amp with big functionality and output - The simple yet comprehensive control set allows you to change the sound of your amp with controls for gain, equalization via the Black star patented ISF, delay time and delay level. Whether you're looking for your first guitar amp or looking for a portable mini battery powered amp, the fly 3 is an essential tool for any guitarist - get in touch with your local Black star Dealer today and get the sound in your head. . . On the fly.
Brand: Blackstar
Color: FLY3BLUE
Compatible Devices: Guitar
Material: Battery
Output Wattage: 3 Watts
Product Dimensions: 7.6 x 5.6 x 4.3 inches
Item Weight: 2.35 pounds
Item model number: FLY3BLUE
Batteries: 8 AA batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: November 22, 2016
Manufacturer: Blackstar
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Style: Bluetooth Amp
Color: Black
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Style: Bluetooth Amp
Color: Black
This little amp is great for practicing or playing out. The effects are outstanding for my Yamaha 5 string. It's a stereo amp and came with a satellite speaker. The 128ga. B string stresses it pretty good but the stereo out works great hooked to my main amp for quick setup. I usually use headphones when I practice and the sound is clear, no noise, just clear bass notes.
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Style: Bluetooth Amp
Color: Black
This thing delivers unbelievable sound for the money. It's crazy small and light, but the sound is bigger than you'd expect from a little guy. The little bit of delay is perfect to add ambience (don't expect a full on effect), and if you crank the gain you have a reasonably high gain tone--not quite that of a Soldano tube amp, but then, we're nowhere close to size, weight, or the $4k price tag. I love that I can connect via bluetooth to my phone or laptop easily to play along with a song, and I love that the battery life seems to go on and on (I use this every day and haven't had to recharge. I bought the power supply, since in the past small amps, like the Orange Crush, burn through batteries, but I have yet to use it). No, you can't gig or even practice with a drummer with this little amp, but you can take it anywhere and have a satisfying tone. Easily one of the best things I've bought for myself in a long time.
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Style: Bluetooth Amp
Color: Black
I love the features with gain, balance, volume and the fact that batteries were included! I didn’t like the fact I had to buy a power cord (6.5 volts) seperately.
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Style: Bluetooth Amp
Color: Black
The sound quality is excellent. I can't believe how much sound comes out of this little thing. I added a wireless guitar rig, so I don't need to use a cable. This has allowed me to walk around my house while jamming along with Youtube backing tracks. I simply place this little amp next to my TV and start jamming. The tone is excellent. I purchased the bluetooth version, so I could also just stream the backing tracks to the amp itself. That feature works well also. You could absolutely play a small venue (ie, quiet coffee shop) with this amp or jam along with an acoustic guitar. The modeling is great. Sustain is decent. The delay is an adequate substitute for reverb. It's so small that it's easy to bring with you anywhere. The headphone volume is adequate. This has stepped up my practice game in a big way. 100% happy with my purchase. Only negative is that it doesn't come with a power cable. That's just lame.
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Style: Bluetooth Amp
Color: Black
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Style: Bluetooth Amp
Color: Black
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Style: Bluetooth Amp
Color: Black
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