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blackstar fly 3 pedals Blackstar Fly 3 Limited Edition Mini Amp in Surf Green – nafiriguitar.com

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blackstar fly 3 pedals Blackstar Fly 3 Limited Edition Mini Amp in Surf Green – nafiriguitar.comHow many times have you needed a decent portable speaker without the need for mains power? Whether barbecuing on the beach or hosting a garden party you can share your favourite iPhone track list or plug your guitar straight in to show off your latest licks with the Blackstar Fly 3 Mini Amp. This limited edition version comes in a super cool surf green colour! Hear it to believe it! Most miniature amps provoke a feeling of 'novelty' and 'humour'

How many times have you needed a decent portable speaker without the need for mains power? Whether barbecuing on the beach or hosting a garden party you can share your favourite iPhone track-list or plug your guitar straight in to show off your latest licks with the Blackstar Fly 3 Mini Amp. This limited edition version comes in a super-cool surf green colour!

Hear it to believe it!

Most miniature amps provoke a feeling of 'novelty' and 'humour' within us, often thinking that if the price is right, they're worth a laugh. The Blackstar Fly 3 is different though; this sounds incredible! For the price of cheap iPod dock really do have an amp that blows a lot of its competitors out of the water!

Use this as a mains/battery operated speaker for your iPhone and you get a crystal-clear speaker that's better than most iPod docks around its humble price, but the joy doesn't stop there... The reason you're even looking at this is because you can plug your six string into it! Yes this is a very small unit, yes this is extremely cheap and YES it's super-awesome sound will surprise you!

It does what we've all wanted these micro amps to do, it holds the cleans perfectly and when you turn up its overdrive, it sounds like a real, electric over-driven sound rather than the wet raspberries we've all come to expect!

Take it everywhere you go!

Weaklings rejoice, the Blackstar Fly 3 Mini Amp can be carried by practically anyone! It's super-lightweight and very convenient for those who want to take it anywhere and everywhere. Chuck it on the back seat of your car or use it as a foot rest on the train, mobility is made easy with this handy little amp!

Multifunctional!

It's near-on pocket-size dimensions, Line-In socket and Jack Input mean you can use this in almost limitless ways! Need a iPod dock for the kitchen, done! A speaker for the office? Done! What about something to crank your tunes to while you workout? It's all here! Or do you just want a little box to practise your guitar solos on your lunch break? Just connect an additional Fly 103 Extension Cab and turn it into a 6 Watt Stereo amp and you've got an awesome little set up for the price of a few happy meals!

What Blackstar says about the Fly 3 Mini Amp:

Blackstar’s FLY 3 is an innovative, 3 Watt, mini amp with big TONE. Combining two channels,  our patented Infinite Shape Feature (ISF) and a ‘tape’ delay, it’s the perfect take-anywhere amp.

The patented ISF circuit gives you unlimited adjustment over the characteristics of your tone and takes you from the USA to the UK and anywhere in-between. This combines with the ‘tape’ delay to give you the best sounding, fun to play mini amp available.

An MP3 / Line In socket allows you to connect your FLY 3 to an MP3 player, mobile phone, laptop or tablet and jam along to tracks. Perfect for playback when you’re out and about, or for use around the home or office.

The unique speaker design means the FLY 3 also sounds great when used as a portable speaker for your phone, tablet or PC / laptop. A speaker emulated output allows you to get great tone to tape or disk, or through headphones. Capable of being powered by batteries, you can take your FLY 3 with you wherever you go and always get ‘the sound in your head’!

When connected to a FLY 103 cabinet (sold separately or as part of the Fly Stereo Pack), it becomes a 6 Watt stereo amp for guitar or music playback – perfect for use with a  computer, mobile phone or any other audio playback device.

Specifications

  • 3 Watts
  • 2 Channels – Clean and Overdrive
  • Patented ISF (Infinite Shape Feature)
  • Digital ‘tape’ delay effect
  • MP3 / Line In for jamming along or listening to music
  • Emulated Line Out for ‘silent’ practice or recording
  • 3" speaker producing true Blackstar tones
  • Battery or DC powered
  • Revolutionary sonic performance
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