Positive Grid Spark Live Smart Guitar Amp, Multi-Channel PA System & Bluetooth Speaker All-in-One for Guitar, Bass, Vocals, Keyboards and More.
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Features
- Plug into 4 channels of superior tone for guitar, bass, vocals and more. With built-in mixing, effects, and wickedly smart app integration, you can go from solo to full-on jamsanywhere.
- Sonic IQ computational audio delivers balanced, full-spectrum audio between all channels.
- Every in and out you could ever need: 14 & 14/XLR combo inputs, headphone plus 2 line level outs, USB charge ports, and MIDI in/outs.
- Channel 1 includes 33 amps & 43 effects, and Channel 2 features all-new vocal, bass, and acoustic gear.
- Gig anywhere with optional rechargeable battery. Swappable batteries can power Spark LIVE up to 8 hours on a single charge.
Item Weight: 34.2 pounds
Product Dimensions: 18.27 x 9.87 x 12.05 inches
Country of Origin: China
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Date First Available: March 14, 2024
Color Name: Black
Compatible Devices: Guitar
Connector Type: USB, XLR
Material Type: Custom Black/Brown
Output Wattage: 150 Watts
Power Source: Battery Powered
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This amp is a really good product, that could be perfect with a few changes. I'm using it for a single/duo playing to backing tracks and it works great for that. I also use it in a band as my guitar/keyboard amp. You can read the description from Spark, so I'm just reviewing real world use. The pros: *Very clear sound with good bottom end for such a small speaker. It's cleaner than most PA systems. *Loud enough to fill a small to medium space. I'm talking a coffee house or small pub. It projects well to the back of the room. *Small and lightweight which makes for easy transport and setup. *Four channels are enough for most singles, duos, or small acoustic type acts, which is what this is really made for. *Bluetooth connects easily and seems to keep the connection without any problems. *I like that you can put it on a stand or tilt it up from the floor. *The feedback rejection is fantastic. I can literally get 1 foot away from this thing with my headset mic on and it won't feed back. *8 built in presets are plenty, should be enough for most people. I bought the Xsonic Airstep switching pedal to use with it, and it works great. Cons: *It could use an Aux In jack. The only way to get music to it from tracks is through Bluetooth or you have to burn one of your input channels for it. *As others have said, I wish you could change the order of effects in the app. I'd like to have EQ, reverb, and delay all on the vocal channel, but you have a choice of EQ or delay, not both. Maybe a future firmware update? I still gave 5 stars, even though I'd like to change a couple of things. Positive Grid did a fantastic job with this amp, as they have with all of their products. I also own the Spark Go and love it.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2025 by dcos
This amp is powerful and portable. The range of sounds available is almost limitless with the tone cloud access. I also use it for recording into my computer as an audio interface. I have tried several and this is the easiest and best yet.
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2025 by Ron W.
Wonderful gift! My friend loved it
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2025 by Lshrestha
It is a very good amp. I used for rehearsals and gigs in very small venues. The guitar sounds and effects are great. The sound quality is top notch for lower volume levels. Additionally, is the best speaker I have used for Karaoke. A lot of fun, because the audio reproduction via Bluetooth and the voice is cristal clear when used with a good mic. But be aware, it is not free of flaws: - Not as powerul as I thought - 4 Channels, but each one has a specific function, so you can not put 2 mics, for example, or two guitars. - Not great for bass, maybe for the size of the speakers. I preffer my 40W Fender Rumble combo even for rehearsals in my small room. For bass, it lacks of clarity, deepness and projection of the sound. - Oddly, the app has a fixed order for the effects (you can not edit the order, only on/off each effect and tweak some controls). I really have the hope Positive Grid fix this in the next firmware/app update, because it can be a deal breaker for some intermediate or advanced guitar players.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2025 by ragan
I have been playing guitar for about 30 years at this point and that’s what is behind this review. In one word, it is fun, but the fun ends depending on your expectations. My expectations were consumer level modeling stuff and that’s what it is for the most part. It’s not great and it’s not terrible, it’s just; good. As much as I really wanted to love this thing, there are a just too many things that add up which make the experience frustrating and unenjoyable. I bought this for a home “fun” practice amps and maybe throw it in the backyard if the kids want to pump music or whatever. I am mainly a tube amp guy but also am into modeling to a bit as well so this is not a tube lover dumping on a digital rig. Here are the issues: Signal path - You cannot change the order of the signal path in regards to effects. I did not realize this at all before buying. I did know that you could not add additional slots but I thought the effects themselves would be swappable between different slots in the path. This is not the case. Positive Grid has decided the order of certain pedal types should be used and that is the final word. Huge letdown for me as part of modeling, in my opinion, is modeling lets you try/experiment with different things fast and easy. This restriction was a huge bummer. Sounds - The sounds are…..okay. What really got me into this was buying the $13 Jimi Hendrix bundle. The amps in there are WAY better than the out of the box stuff that Positive Grid offers in my opinion. They have a bit of magic that the stock out of the box stuff doesn’t have. If you are a user of this amp I would highly recommend the purchase even if you have nothing to do with Hendrix at all. The amps sound great and a higher tier than the box stuff. Control X - I bought the Control X pedal box along with the amp. It looked like a great addition to the Live. It works okay. It’s incredibly frustrating that you have to pair the unit EVERY SINGLE TIME you use it. Why? I get that maybe you have other Positive Grid hardware you want to use it with, but just force me to pair it when I change hardware; not when I want to turn not he amp and goof around for 15 mins a couple times a day. I guess it’s possible it’s a hardware defect of some kind. I mean it’s not the end of the world but it’s frustrating and ruins the feel of the supposed easy experience digital/modeling/etc. stuff. I just want to turn it on and go and understand that the trade off to that is lower quality tone but I’m not waiting for a tube amp to warm up and not burning up my tubes to mess around while I have a few minutes to spare. App / Hardware Connection - Another big problem was the amp seems to just forget the hardware presets until I crank the preset knob on the front or fire up the app, navigate to the proper hardware and connect. Then the ones that are SPECIFICALLY for the hardware slots which should just come on as soon as I power up the unit. Why do I have to do something to get the amp to just use the preset it is currently on and was using when it was turned off? It just doesn’t make sense. No thanks.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2024 by Reet