SUPER FLY | Multi-use, Battery Powered Amplifier | Blackstar

The battery powered SUPER FLY has separate microphone and instrument channels, plus Bluetooth connectivity, to deliver your performance with power and clarity in any location.
Up to four simultaneous inputs give you excellent flexibility when playing and the two 3" full range speakers deliver 12 Watts of stereo sound.
When you need more power simply add on a SUPER FLY ACT powered extension cabinet to create a powerful 24 Watt stereo set-up.
Whether you Fly Solo or play in a duo, SUPER FLY delivers your performance.
CHANNELS FOR MICROPHONE, ELECTRIC GUITAR AND ACOUSTIC GUITAR
Channel 1 has an XLR/jack combi input for use with microphones or line level instruments. Channel 2 is for guitar, either electric with clean and overdrive, or a specially-voiced acoustic setting. Each channel has its own separate EQ and reverb controls.
BLUETOOTH STREAMING CONNECTIVITY
SUPER FLY has an easy to pair Bluetooth device for playing along to music or backing tracks and the SUPER FLY’s two 3" full range speakers deliver 12 Watts of power in stereo.
AUDIO PROJECTION
When you’re using SUPER FLY on the street the handy built-in tilt-back stand ensures your playing is heard.
BATTERY POWERED
For ultimate portability SUPER FLY runs on 8 x AA batteries, or use the optional PB-1 Powerbank rechargeable battery pack that discretely attaches to the back of the unit and gives up to 9 hours of playing time.
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.
REVERB
The Blackstar designed studio quality stereo Reverb has separate level controls for each channel.
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[@MouriMare]

Is it possible to use the Bluetooth connection for playing with Bluetooth headphones on? (and not only for playing along to backing tracks)

[@NoWayOut-]

Bluetooth is hardly working on mine. Makes awful hissing in the acoustic setting for XLR. It’s a solid electric guitar amp but only that. Haven’t tried the auxiliary input yet. These need better quality control or atleast function the way they were intended.