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Positive Grid Spark GO 5W Ultra-Portable Smart Guitar Amp, Headphone Amp & Bluetooth Speaker with Smart App for Electric Guitar, Acoustic or Bass – Pearl

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Arrives Dec 27 – Dec 30
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Color: Pearl


Features

  • Spark GO features boundary-pushing computational audio that creates full, detailed tone and can fill an entire room with stunning sound.
  • Stocked with 33 amps and 43 effects, create your own custom preset or download 50,000+ tones from the ToneCloud community.
  • Search for your favorite songs and the Auto Chords feature will analyze and display chords for you all in real-time.
  • Create your own virtual band with Smart Jam an AI powered bandmate that listens and learns your playing style and jams along with you.
  • Jam, play and listen to music all day with a USB-C rechargeable battery that lasts up to 8 hours.

Brand: Positive Grid


Item dimensions L x W x H: 4.9 x 3.3 x 1.7 inches


Color: Pearl


Compatible Devices: Guitar, Headphone, Smartphone


Mounting Type: Tabletop


Power Source: Battery Powered


Connector Type: USB Type C


Output Wattage: 5 Watts


Number of Channels: 2


Item Weight: 1.32 pounds


Product Dimensions: 4.9 x 3.3 x 1.7 inches


Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)


Date First Available: November 22, 2023


Color Name: Pearl


Battery type: Lithium


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    • A great way to get back into guitar
Color: Pearl
After putting my guitar down for about 20 years, I’m happy to say this amp has been a catalyst for getting me back into it. It’s a small device but provides sufficient volume for my needs. If you’re hoping to fill a stadium with sound this is not for you but if you want to mess around at home or with headphones, this is perfect. The design looks great, like a vintage spin on a modern piece of tech. They even provide a couple different straps and and grill covers to customize the look a bit. I went with white to match my guitar and have been happy. I’m most impressed with the app though. I know some basics about different effects but wouldn’t be confident buying too many pedals or comparing amps. This app gives you a TON of options so you can try different combinations and get a better feel for how different effects affect your sound. On top of that, it you’re looking to match a particular song, you can download a set of effects someone else has made for that song so you don’t go crazy trying to match it yourself. What’s more is that all of this is free! There is a Jimi Hendrix package you can buy to add to the collection but honestly I’m not exactly playing any Hendrix right now so I don’t need that any way (though it seems cool). I appreciate having a headphone jack so I can practice without embarrassing myself. All of this together has brought me back into the joy of guitar! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2024 by Matt Strandberg
    • Unbeatable value
Color: Pearl
I just received my spark go and was truly impressed. The sound quality is great for such a small device. The amp is not overly loud but the volume is plenty for house practice and on the road practice. The tones are great and there is a multitude of amps and effects to shape the sound your trying to achieve. The app is pretty simple to use comes with tons of features like tuner, metronome, and lots of varied backing tracks to practice along with. The amp also functions extremely well as a portable Bluetooth speaker that you can play music through. Battery life is great and charges just like a phone. This will fit inside virtually any guitar case/gig bag and you have an extremely portable amp that has all the tones and effects of much more expensive amps in a form factor that you can take with you anywhere. I own a lot of music gear but this device is so feature laden and versatile for the money that there’s hardly any level of musician that would not benefit from owning one of these devices. There’s nothing in this devices price range that comes close to having all these features. Heck, most decent Bluetooth speakers aren’t this cheap and this thing functions as a fully featured amp modeler that can project great sound quality or be used with headphones! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2024 by Clayton Brown
    • Perfect with my traveler guitar
Color: Pearl
I used to travel with parlor sized and OM sized guitars and all of them get damaged. So, I got a traveler guitar, sturdy, well-built guitar in a full scale neck and just over 30 inches full length. I could practice with headsets (wired. note: the headset amps are easily overdriven by the pick-up and will cut out). I have purchased and used a couple of other little amps. At one time, I really liked the pig-nose amp. But, as a whole, little amps are fragile things. I unboxed Positive Grid 5-watt amp, pretty good heft, plugged my little traveler guitar in (an actual 1/4 inch plug in, no looking for a 1/8 inch adapter). Turned it on. Wow, good, clean, usable sound. It sounded really good. Reminded me of how a Bose system sounds. One volume control on the amp, four presets (accessible by a button to scroll through all of the presets: clean, dirty, distortion, and overdrive. And, they are all usable sounds, the preset reverb sounds good, the delay sounds good. The overdrive really gets some sustain. There's supposed to be an app to make your own custom presets but I'll just play with these for now. That 40-watt Positive Grid amp is looking mighty interesting right now. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2024 by CMK
    • Impressive!
Color: Black
Since I've been playing guitar, the one thing that I've always hoped for was to have a travel amp that was able to produce any sound I wanted. I have officially lived to see the day. Only took 30 years, but it's one of the best I've ever tried. I've worked with a mustang micro to till now, but it's officially been retired since getting the Spark. Worth every penny. I have yet to try the jamstack amp, but so far I'm very please with this. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2024 by Justin
    • GO: best headphone amp
Color: Pearl
I already have the Spark 40W and love its impressive volume for practice. I decided to get the GO for greater portability hoping the quality was as good and I was not disappointed. Sounds identical (through headphones!). Given its compact size, I'm inclined to say the GO is slightly more impressive than its 40W counterpart. It's a little marvel. All the controls aare push button or dials. The guitar volume dial is nice and large. I would've preferred another volume dial for speaker volume instead of the push buttons--almost invisible, but the volume buttoms are highly responsive. I like and use the spare (black) grill. <Positive Grid: The 40W should come with an extra grill too. Sell different grills as accessories even>. The black grill looks great on the Pearl vs the fabric grill that came on it. When I plugged in my bass, the GO's woofer was too small to handle it from the sound of it. At high volume with a bass, the GOs woofer sounded to me like it would blow if turned up too high. How the GO handles a bass guitar is the main difference between the 5W and 40W Spark amps. 2" woofers cannot produce good bass and may blow out. To avoid that, I plug in as normal but connect the GO's line-out to a bass amp. Since plugging into the line-out makes the speakers go silent, you can't blow the tiny woofer as long as there's something plugged into the headphone jack. All in all, the sound is just as clear and rich whether you use the 5W or the 40W (comparing headphone output). I like walking around and playing. If you are new to guitar, you are better off buying the GO than a standard 10-20W practice amp. You'll practice more too. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2024 by Headshot

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