Tech 21 SansAmp Fly Rig 5 v2

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Tech 21 SansAmp Fly Rig 5 v2

Tech 21

SansAmp Fly Rig 5 v2

4.9 Expert Rating

Product Info

Article Number: 460371
Brand: Tech 21
Model: SansAmp Fly Rig 5 v2
Price: $471.90

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The Fly Rig 5 v2 is a fantastic all-in-one solution for guitarists seeking a quality SansAmp sound with added versatility. It's a great grab-and-go rig for gigging musicians or studio players who want a streamlined, amp-in-a-box experience. The inclusion of reverb and the XLR output make it particularly useful for direct recording.

Product Description

  • Tech 21 SansAmp Fly Rig 5 v2
  • Multi-Effects Pedal for Electric Guitar
  • The same analogue SansAmp circuit
  • plexi distortion and delay of the first version plus some additional features
  • such as switch between Plexi and Cali distortion mode
  • an independent reverb with adjustable room size
  • an effects loop
  • tuner
  • XLR output
  • a headphone jack
  • and a switchable speaker simulation
  • Controls: Plexi: Drive
  • Tone
  • Level - Boost - Blonde: Drive
  • High
  • Level - Delay: Time
  • Repeats
  • Level - Reverb
  • Buttons: Plexi / Cali
  • Boost Pre / Post
  • Speaker Sim
  • Delay Drift
  • Delay 8th
  • Reverb Size
  • Ground Lift
  • LED: Effect on
  • Foot switch: Plexi
  • Boost
  • Blonde/Tuner
  • Delay
  • Tap/Reverb
  • Input (6.3 mm jack)
  • Output (6.3 mm jack)
  • Effects Loop (2x 6.3 mm jack)
  • XLR out
  • Power adapter connector (female connector 5.5 x 2.1 mm
  • negative polarity inside)
  • Power consumption: 200 mA
  • Power supply with a DC power adapter (Auto-Switching power adapter for voltages of 110 V-240 V with replaceable international plug for EU
  • Australia/New Zealand included)
  • Dimensions (W x D x H): 318 x 64 x 32 mm
  • Weight: 587 g

*Note: * Battery operation is not supported.

PROS
  • • Excellent SansAmp voicing delivers authentic amp tones
  • • Flexible Cali/Plexi switch expands distortion palette significantly
  • • Integrated reverb is surprisingly good, adding depth and space
  • • XLR output is a huge convenience for direct recording/live use
CONS
  • • Limited preset storage restricts complex signal chains
  • • Effects loop is somewhat basic, lacking full flexibility
  • • Boost section can be a little noisy at higher gain settings

Product Video

Key Features

Effects Count 8
Amp Models 2 (Plexi, Cali)
Presets 15
Looper No
Expression Pedal No
Connections Input, Output, Effects Loop (Send/Return), XLR Out, Headphone Jack, Tuner Out

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Cali mode leans towards a more modern, glassy clean tone; it's not a super-warm Fender vibe, but it’s quite usable for a variety of genres.
While functional, the loop's headroom isn't immense – very demanding pedals might introduce some noise. It's best suited for more moderate-gain effects.
It's a solid approximation for recording or silent practice, but it won't perfectly replicate the complex interaction of a physical speaker cabinet and microphone; it's a good starting point, though.

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