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Positive Grid Spark GO Smart Guitar Amp & Bluetooth Speaker | Demo and Overview at NAMM 2023
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Sparks Volume Comparison [GO, MINI, Spark, CAB]

Description
The Positive Grid Spark GO ultra-portable smart guitar amp ushers in a new era of practice and play. Seamlessly integrated with the Spark app, this pocket-sized powerhouse provides immediate access to amps, pedals, auto chords, Smart Jam mode, and over 50,000 tones in the cloud—all in a unit standing under 4" tall.
Computational Audio Technology Delivers Surprisingly Bold Tone
Don't let Spark GO's diminutive size fool you—under the hood, sophisticated computational audio technology works to produce rich, full-range sound more typical of a much larger amp. Four built-in presets and a massive trove of downloadable patches mean lush cleans, snarling overdrives, ambient reverbs and more are all instantly on tap. An onboard 2" speaker pushes 5 watts of power, filling any room with stunning fidelity.
Practice-Focused Features Make Improving Effortless
Spark GO was designed by musicians for musicians, with practice firmly in mind. Built-in tools like Smart Jam generate AI-based backing tracks in your chosen genre, key and tempo, while Auto Chords provides an onscreen chord chart to help you navigate songs. An onboard tuner keeps your instrument in check, and the audio interface lets you record directly into your favorite DAW. With 10 hours of battery life, feel free to get lost in your craft.
Road-Ready and Built to Last
Weighing in at just over 2 pounds, Spark GO tucks neatly into any gig bag or backpack, ready to accompany you anywhere inspiration may lead. A rugged metal grille protects the speaker, and the included hardshell case adds an extra layer of defense for life on the road. An 1/8" headphone out provides silent practice, while the line out sends your signal direct to a mixer or audio interface. Wherever you roam, Spark GO roars.
Unparalleled Connectivity and Control
The free Spark app places full control over your amp in the palm of your hand. Choose from a massive selection of amps, cabs, mics and effects—including signature gear from world-class artists. Build your own custom presets, change settings in real time and share or download new patches at will. Bluetooth connectivity and the Spark app work together to turn your mobile device into a versatile stompbox, letting you switch between tools without missing a beat.



Features
- Authentic grille cloth cover
- Removable sleeve, strap and grille fit your style
- Lay flat for omnidirectional tone, stand on edge for in-your-face sound
- Four preset locations you can program
- Listen or play through high-fidelity optimized speakers
- Use as your headphone amp
Specs
- Spark GO amplifier
- Removable protective sleeve
- Reversible duo-tone strap
- USB-C cable
- Woven grille
- Hardshell grille
- Quick start guide
Reviews
4.79
100 Reviews
96%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend
Most Liked Positive Review
Explore the App Before You Send It Back
After charging it up and plugging into my acoustic/electric, the preset sounds were horrid. Think Les Paul through a fuzz/distortion unit - then hit a power chord then repeatedly flipping the pickup selector back and forth. Changing presets and volume had no effect. Almost sent it back, then read a review mentioning "noise gate setting" which rang a bell, so installed the app and dialed in presets to more suit an acoustic's clarity. Only so much you can do with a tiny speaker... but not too bad for the equivalent of a transistor radio speaker. Bluetooth in your Airpods to get much better sound quality. The app has an amazing amount of effects/amp sounds available - and access to a large library of songs (perhaps alone worth the purchase price). Have not used all of the capabilities together yet, so can't say how well they all play together - or ease/quality of any recording capability. Haven't looked to see if the Airpod's microphone can be utilized in recording. Perhaps an idea for a future update... So in summary, if you are comfortable enough with the technology to load the app and play with the settings on your phone/tablet - it's worthwhile. If you don't plan to use the app (old school, or just don't want the potential pitfalls that reliance on technology can bring), there are probably better choices.
Most Liked Negative Review
Nice Design, Tones are meh
I do like the Spark's general design and I could see it becoming a truly great system. That said, I found it pretty difficult to dial in any really useable edge-of-breakup / bluesy tones. The marshall-y high gain stuff is pretty good, this might be great if you're mostly shredding, especially 80's / hair band style. Beyond that though, the clean and crunchy options are very lackluster in my opinion, pretty muddy sounding and not much better than what you'd get by plugging directly into garageband or something like that. Not even in the same universe as UAFX. Even comparing it to cheaper options, my VOX Amplug unit blows this out of the water as far as producing real amp feel and genuine breakup, its much louder too. I think the algorithms here just need a ton of work. A lot of the fx pedals are not even completely functional... For example- most of the reverbs have MULTIPLE knobs that do absolutely nothing as you adjust them. On a positive note though, its very easy to use overall and one of my favorite interfaces ever for jamming along with Spotify, etc., The tones just didn't do much for me and I'm returning it.
- Home Studio45
- Amateur Recording34
- Performances10
- Outdoor Events / Games8
- Practice7
- Weak5
- Difficult To Use4
- Poor Sound Quality3
- Volume button2
- Limited Functions1
- Experienced53
- Novice29
- Professional Musician12
- Child3
- Portable92
- Easy To Use88
- Excellent Sound72
- Good Power Output40
- Warm / Comfy40
Reviewed by 100 customers
Great product!
submitted13 days ago
byRobert
fromWest Islip NY
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
Very enjoyable sound for the size!
Great for at home.
submitted15 days ago
byShaun
fromFlorida
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
This is the 2nd time I have bought this. It is just a great space-saving amp that you can also use headphones with. Not to mention the SPark ecosystem.
Great!
submitted18 days ago
byBob
fromPensacola
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
Perfect for playing with headphones
S good, I bought one for my brother
submitteda month ago
byEthan
fromSouth Plainfield, NJ
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
I love my Positive Grid products. Solid form factor, built with durability in mind, with new technology. I started went the 1st Spark amp came out and since, I have grown my collection of amps and accessories. Everything they build is great quality equipment. I hope I am entered into the #sweepstakes because I have my sights on several other Spark items.
Sound exceeds my expectations
submitted2 months ago
byWill
fromBethel, CT
Perfect size for a gig bag. Surprisingly deep and rich sounding. Not loud enough for a jam, but loud enough to share with a small room. Having to use the app is annoying, but you can save four settings and then use it stand-alone. Effects selection and options are limited to just basics.
Definitely High Quality
submitted2 months ago
byMeliha
fromParsippany, NJ
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
Great, high quality speaker. Highly recommend!
Q&A
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submitted8 months ago
asked byMichael
fromRockville MD
I know you said it works with acoustic-electric, but would you recommend it? would the tone, etc in the app work well?
The Positive Grid Spark GO does work with acoustic-electric guitars, and technically it can give you usable tones, especially for low-volume practice, songwriting, and noodling. But whether I’d recommend it specifically for acoustic-electric use depends on your expectations and how you plan to use it. Pros (for acoustic-electric players): Super portable. It’s great for couch playing, travel, or warming up backstage. Tone-shaping options in the app. There are some decent acoustic amp models and effects (like reverb, chorus, delay) that can add nice shimmer to your tone. Battery powered. Makes it a convenient grab-and-go unit. Bluetooth audio streaming. Nice for jamming along with tracks or backing music. Cons / Limitations (specifically for acoustic): Tone coloration. The Spark GO is voiced more toward electric guitar tones, so acoustic models are limited and don’t feel as “natural” or detailed. Even the "acoustic" preset can feel a bit boxy or scooped, especially through the small speaker. Speaker size and fidelity. The tiny speaker doesn’t do justice to the dynamics and air of an acoustic instrument. No DI out. You can’t easily plug it into a PA or mixer if you want to use it live or for recording, unless you're mic'ing it — which defeats the portability. Would I recommend it? Yes, if you’re: Looking for a fun, ultra-portable practice tool for home or travel. Wanting to experiment with tones and effects casually. Primarily focused on electric but occasionally playing acoustic. No, if you’re: Hoping to use it for serious acoustic tone shaping, performance, or recording. Prioritizing a natural, full-range acoustic sound.submitteda year ago
asked byBeginner Punk
fromRockville, MD
I'm currently learning to play guitar through an app. Is this a good amp for a beginner?
Yes, it is.submitteda year ago
asked byDes
fromLos Angeles
Does it have an Aux In so I can play along with tunes from my iPhone?
Unfortunately, no.submitted2 years ago
asked byKris
fromundisclosed
Will the positive grid spark control work with this GO amp?
No it won't. The Spark GO has no footswitch optionsubmitted2 years ago
asked byAndrea
fromGreenwood, In
Will this amp connect to Bluetooth headphones?
Yes, the GO is B-T capable.submitted2 years ago
asked byVasco
fromHanford ca
Can you plug pedals into this, I wanna buy a cry baby pedal into this and have the amp tone to metal so I can use the pedal and have metal not just a digital cry baby pedal on the amp and that's all.
Yes, you can plug a pedal into the Spark. I don't know how metal it will sound.submitted2 years ago
asked byJenny
fromMadison WI
Can you use with a bass guitar?
No. It will "produce sound/work" but it won't give you any lows and there is a good chance of blowing up a 2" speaker using a bass. I will have a product specialist contact you with other options.submitted2 years ago
asked bypoor man
fromkaty texas
how long until it dies when fully charged?
Up to 8 hours (on mid volume or lower)submitted2 years ago
asked byBob
fromSatsuma Florida
Can I use my bluetooth headphones with this product.
The Spark GO has bluetooth capability.submitted2 years ago
asked byDjp
fromLos Angeles , CA
Can it be used for a bass
Not really. It will produce sound but has no low end. If you turn it up, you risk speaker damage.
























