Pocket-Sized Mobile Studio

US Blackstar Amplification introduces Polar Go      06/08/25

Blackstar Amplification has unveiled Polar Go, which they describe as the ultimate portable audio solution for creators, musicians and content producers. Here's the details in their own words...

Polar Go isn't just a mobile interface, it's your complete, pocket-sized studio. With ProCapture™ stereo mics, a combo XLR/quarter inch input, and seamless iOS, Android, Mac and PC compatibility, you can record crystal-clear, professional-grade audio straight from your phone, tablet or laptop.

Whether you're a singer-songwriter, podcaster, live streamer, or filmmaker, Polar Go instantly transforms your sound from phone-quality to studio-quality. Just plug in, create, and sound great.


KEY FEATURES AT A GLANCE

  • ProCapture™ Stereo Mics – Stunning depth & clarity
  • XLR / quarter inch Combo Input – +48V phantom power for pro mics
  • Rechargeable Battery – 4 hours of portable recording
  • Dual USB-C & 3.5mm Headphone Out – Flexible connectivity
  • Works with all major apps – GarageBand, BandLab, Zoom & more

 

POLAR GO APP

  • Auto-enhance audio with one tap of the Audio Magic Wand
  • Record video and track audio simultaneously
  • Presets for vocals, guitar, podcasting & more
  • Simple, intuitive UI – no learning curve

Pricing and Availability:
See local retailer.

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