The Guitar Magazine – September 2019

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PRICE £199

DESCRIPTION Battery-powered multi-instrument

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the very end – with impressive volume
and projection. You’d easily be heard over
a busy open-mic night, café gig, or even an
extremely polite drummer.
Electric-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.

Plugging in a mic, the stereo speakers

cope well with voice and guitar in unison

and adding a Bluetooth backing track

doesn’t muddy the waters. There’s some

background hiss when you’re not playing,

but that won’t matter when you are and it

isn’t noticeable through the headphone out.

Anyone wanting a beefed-up version of

the Fly won’t be disappointed, but this

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A great-sounding, affordable package

8 /10 for playing at home or taking on the road

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.

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