Positive Grid Spark 2 50 W Smart Guitar Practice Amp & Bluetooth Speaker with Built-in Looper, AI Features & Smart App for Electric, Acoustic, & Bass Guitar

The amp is good. Connecting external Control X pedal is a hassle. Looper is very limited and requires an app to properly operate

Amazing product, such a shame that it's wrongly advertised though. If you brwowse through the pictures you'd assume that the battery is included, however it's a separate purchase that sets the price of the amp significantly up and makes it lose leverage over competitor amps which are more transparent with their item listing.

Product is great. Had to purchase elsewhere as there were some logistical challenges.

Juste parfait. Tellement de possibilités avec cet ampli, gros point fort pour quelqu'un qui vient a commencer l'application simule un grand nombre de pédales d'effets. Pour un premier ampli je recommande, bien sûr c'est un budget mais il ne faut pas négliger le fait que avoir un bon ampli peut changer énormément au niveau du son de sa guitare. Trop de gens achètent une guitare a plus 500€ mais un ampli bas de gammes. Le spark 2 est pour cela un super compromis !

J'avais adoré le petit frère, le "mini", par la taille... le grand frère explose tout! C'est juste parfait pour s'amuser voire jouer dans les bars ou les boeufs entre potes, et bien sûr pour s'entraîner à la maison. On peut le faire crier ou jouer avec un casque pour rester discret, c'est impeccable! Huit presets au lieu de quatre sur le "mini", c'est super, et les contrôles classiques bass, medium et treble sont efficaces, on entend bien la différence. Il y a deux potars pour régler le volume de la guitare indépendamment de la musique sur laquelle on peut jouer, plus un volume master, c'est très souple. Avec l'application, on lâche les chevaux en multipliant les sons possibles en fonction de l'ampli choisi et des effets. On peut aussi télécharger des centaines de sons selon le style/artiste recherché: vous voulez le son de Gilmour, d'Angus Young, de Kirk Hammett? Pas de problème! C'est vraiment très pratique et amusant également. Bref, si vous cherchez quelque chose de polyvalent qui peut quand même "crier" assez fort, et de très fun, c'est ce qu'il faut! En plus, pas besoin de casser le cochon pour l'acheter... Il est juste dépendant de l'application pour avoir vraiment toutes les fonctionnalités. Espérons que Positive Grid soit encore présent longtemps... sauvegarder vos .APK. ;-)

Tanta roba. Suono grosso da un ampli piccolo. Senza balle. Metti il cavo e suoni. Ho sempre faticato con i pedali, impostazioni e la ricerca del suono. Con questo ampli tutto quanto si risolve. Per suonare a casa è davvero il top.

Llevo usándolo ya un día y es un producto increíble. Tienes todos los amplia del mundo en una caja que mide tan solo 40cm de ancho y que tiene infinitas posibilidades una vez conectado a un móvil o tablet con la app de la misma marca del ampli, ahí puedes descargar presets de te te o generar el tuyo a pedido por la IA que tiene, te permite enlazar Apple music y antes dejaba Spotify, da igual porque puedes entrar en Spotify y dejar la app del ampli en segundo plano y mantiene los settings y todo, a parte SE PUEDEN GUARDAR EN LA MENORIA DEL AMPLI :0 osea es tal vez el producto más novedoso que he tenido en cuanto a música en toda mi vida. Y otro detalle que pasó por alto, la IA física del ampli sin hacer absolutamente nada te elimina el ruido de estática totalmente, es un producto que miraría antes de marcarme la clásica de decir "me compro un Marshall que es lo mejor". El Spark II ha llegado pateando fuerte y cuidado que es un pedazo de opción, pues usarlo para grabar directamente con la grabadora de voz o usando una app de grabación, graba a través de un USB C que por cierto viene incluido. De momento nada más que objetar. Es una marca que está triunfando y está llamada a seguir triunfando. 100% recomendado. Eso sí, usarlo sin cascos o con unos buenos cascos (no unos JBL por favor), a poder ser de 8 Ohmios o en su defecto al aire sin cascos

First off, I do not review many products. They have to be either bad, or really, really good. This one falls into the latter bucket. I've been playing the guitar now for about 25 years, off and on, but not seriously until recently. I picked up a bunch of gear earlier this year, and had a list of pedals and other stuff I was planning to work through, but lucked across the Spark series. I'd planned to get the Go, which technically does what I needed it to do right now, but decided to spring for the Spark 2 so I don't have to go get another one in a few months. Boy am I glad I did! Wow. I have only spent a couple days with the amp so far, but already I've thrown away my old list. I simply don't need any of it. The amp models and pedal options check off literally everything. I would highly recommend this for anyone at any level. If you're not looking to spend as much, the smaller models do all the same stuff. Get your foot in the door, ASAP! After a couple days, I was sick of staring at my phone for hours (the app keeps the screen on, at least on Android) and reconnecting the app every so often (I suppose if the app doesn't use the connection, the phone closes it to save power), so off to Google I went. Turns out there's an app (PC/Mac/Linux) that someone created (no affiliated with Positive Grid at all, from what I can tell) and web browser based option out there, which I found much easier to use. There are also pages with mappings from the names of the amp models and pedals in the app, so don't be afraid to dig around. All around, exactly what I wanted, before I even knew I wanted it. Also, everything I needed, with zero hassle. Plug it in, turn it on and jam. It takes a little time to get used to the app, but it's not exactly simple; finding a starting point is impossible to screw up though and you can go from there. Professional sound in a portable package that requires little to no experience to start using. EDIT: The SoundShed app technically supports the Spark 40 and Mini, but I have used it with the Spark 2 and it works to control the details of existing presets, change the amp/pedal models and switch to other amp-stored presets, but you can't switch to something that's not already saved and can't use the ToneCloud setups. This is not a dealbreaker for me, since the phone app works well for that, and with the Windows Phone Link you can see it on a PC. I just wanted to clarify since I started poking around and noticed. The SoundShed desktop app doesn't work well with the 2, but the web version does.