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Use the amp as a digital music interface for your Mac or PC.

Tell the app to analyse the chords of your favourite song from Spotify and Apple Music and then play along to the tablature.

Play along to a rhythmic backing of your own 8-bar chord sequence.

Play along to a variety of pre-set music genres while following the scrolling tablature.

Fingertip access to thousands of amp sounds and effects, including amp emulations of your hero guitarists.

To help quell your curiosity, I’ll cut straight to the chase and tell you in bullet points what this thing can do. It sounds great, it’s loud, easily controlled and does what a guitar amp’s supposed to do.īut then you reach for your phone or tablet, launch the Spark app (iOS and Android) and sync it to the amp and, holy mother of pearl, you’ve suddenly left planet Earth as you know it and entered a whole new kingdom of guitar wizardry. So, you’ve set up the amp, plugged in your guitar and fiddled with the controls and you’re happy with it.

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Its 40 watt Class D amplifier punches way above its weight while its two four-inch custom designed speakers deliver crisp clarity and rich bottom end grunt, in full stereo if necessary. Measuring 35x18x19cm (or 13.78 x 7.08 x 7.48 inches for our American friends) and weighing in at a very manageable 5.2 kg (11.46 lbs), the Spark is a perfect size for table top and travel use. If anything, the whole thing looks and feels over engineered, so hats off to the cabinet designers and factory fitters for doing such a sterling job. The craftsmanship of the cabinet is exemplary across the board – the taut tactile covering fits like a glove, the trim is superbly amalgamated and the control knobs feel smooth, sturdy and durable.

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Clad in black faux snake skin with gold trim and speckled front grill, the Spark Amp looks just like a classic amp from the ‘60s indeed, its design is most reminiscent of the world-conquering Vox AC30. So, without beating about the bush, let’s take a look at the hardware in closer detail and dig beneath the surface to the nuts and bolts of what this amp is really all about.įor an amp that costs less than $225, the build quality and finish is astoundingly good. I'm a pretty seasoned musician, and I think a lot of us can only regret that brilliant devices such as these weren't available when we started out! As brilliant little music-making tools go it's up there with the Roli Songmaker Kit beat creator and the Izotope Spire Studio 8-track recorder. If you’re a pro, you’ll find much to love about this amp and if you’re a complete amateur, it may just change your life. Black Friday deals: see all the best offers right now!.

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But download the accompanying iOS or Android app, sync it via Bluetooth and it’s like opening the wardrobe to Narnia. In fact, there’s nothing on the amp’s fascia to hint that it does anything else other than serve as a little practice amp with knobs for volume, tone control, reverb, delay and seven prefigured guitar sound styles.

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That makes sense for the arguable antagonists here (or is the system really the problem?), but for the narrative, it diminishes the impact to have so few perspectives with so many faces.Positive Grid is best known for its exceptional BIAS guitar amplifier and effects modelling software and that very same tone engine is hidden under the bonnet of this remarkable small-bodied practice amp which, to all intents and purposes, looks and behaves like any standard guitar amp. The put-upon nanny, aware of her fate, is glimpsed here but not heard.

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