Modeling guitar amps and effects has been around for a while, but Positive Grid changed things up in 2019 with the launch of Spark. This is a very flexible and affordable tone master. The company downsized the Mini format last year, but it does it again with his ultra-portable Spark Go.
Portable practice amplifier for guitar or bass measures 4.92 x 3.34 x 1.77 inches (125 x 85 x 45 mm) to fit in your pocket and weighs just over 12 ounces (346 g). With 33 amp models and 43 effects preloaded, you’ll find the tone you’re looking for right out of the box. And with four preset slots to store and recall your favorite combinations, every time you hear your muse call, you’ll have to dive in and tweak it anew.
An instrument cable from your guitar or bass connects to the jack in the center of the brass-colored volume control on top. There’s also a headphone output for private listening, a preset selection button, and a music volume control here. There’s also a Bluetooth 5.0 pairing button on the side that lets you stream songs from your music source. You can also jam while listening to music. There is also a cook-in tuner with LED guide lights.
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It works well on its own with you and your instrument, but like its siblings, much of the device’s impressive power includes a vast sound/gear library along with access to the company’s ToneCloud online community. Thanks to a companion mobile app, students can play along to popular songs broken down into chords by AI, learn player tones and styles, and provide drum and bass backing tracks to jam along with. You can use the function to navigate to your own grooves or create your own. Performance video for social sharing.
The Spark Go features a 5-watt Class-D amplifier driving a single 2-inch custom speaker that produces “sounds amazingly loud,” while Positive Grid adds computational audio, passive radiators and anti-vibration technology to the recipe. bottom. It promises detailed output and a punchy low end.
This portable amplifier also acts as a 16-bit/44.1 kHz bridge between your instrument and your computer. The built-in 2,500 mAh battery provides up to 8 hours of playtime on a single charge. ) It’s voluminous, has a reversible strap for easy carrying, and includes two interchangeable grill options in the box.
Laura B. Whitmore of Positive Grid said: “The portable Spark Go is a powerhouse in every sense of the word, a great all-around amp and companion. You’ll be amazed by its rugged construction and big sound. Use it anywhere and get more out of your guitar.” You can enjoy the moment, it will inspire you, play every day!”
The Spark Go will be available for pre-order later this month at a special introductory price of $109 USD, $40 off the suggested retail price. There are more videos below.
Spark GO: Nothing Stops You Anymore
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