Sugar Skull art is a reflection of folk art style with big happy smiles, tin covered in sparkles, glittery adornments and colourful icing. Now available in Australia, the Blackstar Fly Amplifier aptly named the “Sugar Skull” pays homage to Mexico’s Day of the Dead celebration and the Roman Catholic holiday All Souls’ Day.
This is a limited edition take on the amp we know and love, the FLY, inheriting the 3 Watt compact mini compact guitar amp with 2 available channels – Clean & Overdrive. Other features include Vintage style Chicken Head knobs, the patented ISF (Infinite Shape Feature), Digital ‘tape’ delay effect and an MP3 / Line In for jamming or listening to music.
Check out the Sugar Skull via the Blackstar website here, or better yet – go try one in person at your local Blackstar Australia dealer.
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