AirBorne Go bluetooth amp

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Anyone looking at Blackstars and Boss Katanas for bluetooth practice amps might want to check out the battery powerable Harley Benton AirBorne Go.




It looks about as visually unappealing as the others so there's nothing to choose between them there. Wonder what happened to industrial design? Seems to have been cut out of the budget. I'm sure my 18 year old could do a better job.

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Now at least their modern script logo makes a bit more sense.

[advb]

The back of the AirBorne Go shows that it is "powered by Nux" so it looks its based on the Nux MightyLite BT Modeling Amp, which gets fairly good reviews on the Thomann site. It will be interesting to see what people think of it.

[strummer]

Has anyone actually tried one of these - it looks like it could be fun.

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I lately discovered - and alredy own - a new player in this game :


www.thomann.de/fr/nux_mighty_air.htm


It is very close to the Airborne GO ( both made by NUX ), but embeds a little more features.

strummer : Yes the mighty Air is simple and fun. Absolutely wireless, fast loadind thing. And overall, since they issued the last firmware, it has surpisingly lost almost all the boxy voicing you'd expect from such a tiny amp.

Now it compares to a THR10C : sounding almost as good, but totaly wireless and lot more amps, effects, and other functions than the Yamaha amp, easy to manage through the app ... and it is ridiculously tiny