Blackstar has today unveiled the SUPER FLY, a portable amp which is geared towards, buskers and street performances.
This battery powered has separate microphone and instrument channels, plus Bluetooth connectivity, and despite its compact dimensions, the amp produces 12 watts of power through two 3” full-range speakers.
The two channels cater for different instruments: Channel 1 has an XLR/jack combi input that’s suitable for microphones and line level instruments, while Channel 2 is built for guitars. The latter has a built-in OD effect for electric guitars and a “specially voiced acoustic setting”.
You can tailor each of the channel’s tone via separate three-band EQ and reverb controls and the support of a backing track, by simply pairing a Bluetooth device with the amp and get jamming.
The amp can be powered by eight AA batteries or an optional rechargeable battery pack that provides up to 15 hours of usage.
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