Guitar Combo Amplifier BLACKSTAR FLY 3 BLACK

Blackstar Fly 3 Black – a compact combo amplifier for electric guitar, power – 3 W, speaker 3", 2 channels – clean and overdrive, ISF (Infinite Shape Feature) function, digital delay effect, MP3/line input for jamming or listening to music, emulated line output for "quiet" practice or recording, powered by 6 x AA batteries or power supply, color black.

The guitar combo amplifier Blackstar FLY 3 – is a compact and portable solution with surprisingly rich sound and wide tuning possibilities, despite its modest size. This 3 W mini amplifier combines two full-fledged channels, the proprietary Infinite Shape Feature (ISF) system, which allows flexible adjustment of the sound character, as well as a quality digital delay effect in the style of "tape delay", which adds depth and volume to the sound.

FLY 3 will be a great choice for both home practice and for those who want to take music with them. The amplifier supports battery power, making it an ideal companion on the road. MP3/LINE IN allows you to connect a smartphone, player, tablet, or laptop, turning the combo amplifier into a full-fledged acoustic system. When connecting an additional cabinet FLY 103 (sold separately), FLY 3 transforms into a full-fledged stereo system with a power of 6 W, which can be used as a portable audio system or external speakers for a computer.

Intuitive controls feature Gain, ISF (equalizer), Delay Time, and Delay Level knobs, allowing for quick and precise tuning of the desired sound. The emulated headphone output allows for practice at any time without disturbing others.

Blackstar FLY 3 – is a compact, reliable, and powerful combo amplifier that will be an ideal choice for both beginners and experienced musicians looking for a convenient and versatile solution for rehearsals and listening to music anywhere.

“Playing on the Fly 3, I understood why it has received such recognition and success worldwide. It sounds so good that it can easily compete with amplifiers that are four times larger.”
— Michael Brown, editor of the world-renowned magazine Total Guitar and experienced guitarist.