Anyone wanting a beefed-up version of the Fly won’t be disappointed, but this offers plenty more besides. With great sounds, easy portability and a seriously competitive price, the Super Fly instantly takes its place at the top table of go-anywhere performance amps. Key Features Busking. Live shows. Practice sessions. Whenever you need it, the Super Fly will be there. Because it really is the perfect amp for use on the go. It's extremely light and compact - which makes carrying it from show to show, to street performances, rehearsals, or wherever else you need it - easy. And it can be battery powered. So playing an impromptu gig when you've got no access to mains power is a breeze. Powerful projection Channel 2 is for your guitar, and is switchable between Acoustic and Electric. This channel also features an Overdrive function for when you are playing Electric and really want to dig in

Take the control panel, for instance. Where on most alternatives you'll find multi-purpose dials which turn your amp on and off while also providing your channel selection, the Fly 3 has five very distinct, single-purpose dials which are clearly labelled, responsive and offer a satisfying amount of resistance. It’s easy to pair a Bluetooth device for jamming along to and the Super Fly’s two 3" full range speakers deliver 12 Watts of power. MP3/Line in: Super Fly has an MP3/Line in for jamming along, listening to music or adding a line level instrument to the mix. Lightweight, battery-powered, and suitable for either Electric or Acoustic guitars, this two-channel amplifier is perfect for the wandering minstrels amongst you.When you need more power simply add on a Super Fly ACT powered extension cabinet to create a powerful 24 Watt stereo set-up.

Anyone who has had to carry around a traditional amp will know that they're not the most lightweight piece of gear, with the Super Fly, however, it's never been easier. Up to four simultaneous inputs give you excellent flexibility when playing and the two 3in full range speakers deliver 12 Watts of stereo sound. There's even a foldable stand underneath - as there is with the amp - which allows you to angle the speaker and amp so your sound can be heard clearly when playing at ground level.The Fly 3 is also equipped with a 3.5mm AUX input to plug in your phone or any other music device, which makes this product perfect for blaring out tunes in the sun without the tether of needing to plug in. Next to this is another 3.5mm output for headphones so you can practice in silence, and as it's also an emulated output, it can be plugged straight into your interface for recording purposes. The Super Fly is a souped-up version of the Fly 3, with 12 watts of powerElectric-wise, cleans are punchy and sweet, while the all-out distortion of the OD side has no business sounding as good as it does through such a small cab. The reverb, on the other hand, remains very polite and with a very short decay, even when cranked to max – don’t expect instant spaghetti-western tones. The delay on the Fly 3, while simple, is one of the most joyous effects we've seen added to a practice amp in recent years, and when used in conjunction with the amp's overdrive - which you can engage with the OD select switch - some of the tones created scream Vai, Satch and EVH.