High tech guitar gear innovators Positive Grid are renowned for their groundbreaking Spark smart guitar amps and Bluetooth speakers, BIAS guitar processing amps and effects software/apps, and RIFF guitar audio interface and software.
Now, the firm has unveiled its newest addition to the Spark family – the ultra-portable Spark GO practice amp.
Bringing “jaw-dropping sound and versatile guitar tone to everyone,” this (rechargeable) battery-powered smart electric guitar/bass amp and Bluetooth speaker unit allows players to practice and jam almost anywhere.
“Stream your favorite music, learn a new guitar song, warm up for your gig,” says Positive Grid’s Laura B. Whitmore. “The portable Spark GO is a powerhouse in every sense of the word and a great all round amp and companion.
“You’ll be shocked at its solid build and big sound. Use it anywhere to enjoy more guitar moments; it’ll inspire you to play every day!”
With intuitive, easy-to-use controls, the Spark GO provides a diverse range of guitar tones as well as AI-powered practice tools.
Packed with 33 amp models along with 43 effects and pedals, users can customize their tone and save the sounds using onboard presets.
Rated at 5 watts, the Spark GO’s “room-filling” sound belies its diminutive form. Boasting computational audio, a passive radiator and anti-vibration technology, its full, detailed voice has been compared to significantly larger amps.
Line out connectivity allows for extended audio options while a headphones jack provides a more private, fully immersive listening experience if desired.
Going hand-in-hand with Positive Grid’s award-winning Spark app, the GO can be used in a variety of ways to promote creativity and learning, whether finding inspiration from extensive tone/gear libraries, sharpening up your playing skills using AI, or making performance videos.
Here’s a quick rundown of what it can do for you…
- ToneCloud: Instant access to 50,000 plus guitar tones on Positive Grid’s online community
- Auto Chords: AI-powered technology analyses millions of songs and displays the chords in real time
- Smart Jam: Uses AI to learn your tone and style, then generates a rhythm section/backing track to play along with
- Video capture: Record yourself in high-quality using Spark app (then post to socials)
- Audio interface: Utilize Spark Go to record using a computer
With an MSRP of $149, Spark GO will be available for pre-order from late March at a special price of $109. Visit Positive Grid for more information.
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