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 ...

Powered amps for electric guitars have gotten some neat tricks powered by modern mobile tech over the years, but the new Positive Grid Spark ($299) might be the one that packs the most intelligence ...

Look, practicing guitar can get pretty boring — especially if you’re still plucking away at your beginner guitar and basic practice amp. Unless you want to spend hundreds (or thousands) of dollars on ...

At this point, there are basically two kinds of guitar amps: old-school tube amps and modern digital amps that do their damnedest to recreate tube amps. The Positive Grid Spark is decidedly the latter ...

Positive Grid has announced the Spark Go – a pocket-sized, Bluetooth guitar amp that packs in all of the modelling and practice-aid features we’ve come to expect from the Spark range. The firm says ...

I have lost track of the number of Bluetooth speakers that have passed through my hands, but it is many. For the most part, they all do the same thing, with some of them sounding better than others.

Easy to use. Clean, classic design. Sounds great and is reasonably loud. Affordable. Thousands of sound presets, play-alongs, and tips inside the Positive Grid app. Only eight hours of battery life.

Back in 2019, Positive Grid launched an extraordinary practice amp for guitarists called the Spark. We got to take one for review last year and were mighty impressed. Now the company has launched a ...