If you’re struggling for gift ideas this Father’s Day then Positive Grid has a sale that will whet the appetite of all the guitar-playing dads out there. Up to 40% off a range of their smart amps, software, and audio interfaces are sure to be a hit when the big day arrives, and certainly get our vote as one of the best places to shop for a Father’s Day gift.
With the big day set to arrive on June 16th, there isn’t all that much time to think of a gift for Father’s Day, and musicians can be notoriously picky about their gear. With money off the majority of PG’s excellent smart, desktop, and practice amps we’re sure any of the selections on offer will go down a storm this Father’s Day.
Being massive fans of Positive Grid here at Guitar Player, we had to check out the sale straight away to see what’s on offer and we’ve picked out our favorite savings for you. First up is the Spark 40, which has got a massive $45 discount. Not only that but you can also grab yourself the Spark Travel Bag completely free, normally retailing at $60. The Spark 40 may be the oldest of the Spark lineup but it’s undoubtedly still a brilliant option if your dad needs a new practice amp, with a huge range of sounds and plenty of volume.
On the other end of the scale, the Spark Cab has got a cheeky 5% discount. It’s only $15 but to us, that’s great value for a product that was only recently released. If your dad already has a Spark amp then it’s a great way to help them expand their sound, as the Spark Cab integrates seamlessly with any of PG’s smart amps helping to increase the sound quality and volume dramatically.
Finally, we had to shout out our personal favorite in the Spark Mini. Having sat on our desktop for the last couple of years now, our Spark Mini receives almost daily use, and for us strikes the perfect balance between compact practice amp with enough volume and low end to ensure great quality and full tonality. It’s got a tasty 10% discount at the moment, taking the price down to the $207 mark which is the cheapest we’ve seen it in a while.
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