First Act is a musical instrument brand specializing in guitars, microphones, and drums designed for children, beginners, and aspiring musicians.
First Act is a lifestyle music brand dedicated to making music accessible, fun, and educational. Founded in 1995 and now a subsidiary of Jazwares, First Act is well-known for its range of musical instruments tailored to children and beginners.
The brand's portfolio includes the popular First Act Discovery line, which features appropriately sized guitars, ukuleles, percussion, and electronic instruments that allow young players to experience authentic musical play. Beyond children's toys, First Act has historically produced studio-grade equipment, including USB microphones and guitar amplifiers suitable for entry-level recording and performance. Whether for a toddler's first strum or a student's first recording setup, First Act products combine durability with ease of use to inspire the next generation of musicians.
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Turn on the microphone. On your mobile device or tablet, open Bluetooth settings and search for the device named 'AGT'. Select it to pair. The speaker will connect automatically to the last paired device if available.
Generally, no. First Act USB microphones like the FIR-6622 are designed for plug-and-play operation on Windows and Mac without the need for additional drivers.
Check that the power is on (LED lit), the volume and gain knobs are turned up, and your instrument cable is securely connected to the input jack. Also, ensure the power adapter is the correct voltage (typically 14V DC for models like the MA104).
Clean the outside of amplifiers or instruments with a dry, soft cloth only. Do not use water or harsh chemicals, especially on electronic components.
Power requirements vary by model. Handheld microphones often use internal rechargeable batteries charged via USB, while toy keyboards may require AA or AAA batteries. Check the battery compartment or instruction sheet for specifics.