Positive Grid Spark 40

Welcome to the #PositiveGrid #Spark40 review. If you have the time, please like and comment on the post, and it would mean a lot to me if you could subscribe to the YouTube channel too when you watch the video demo.

If you are short of time, here's a video running through the main points of the Spark 40 and under that is the main review.

Positive Grid have been releasing pretty amazing plugins for quite a while and have also had their share of amp heads that then build on these technologies and bring them into some kind of tangible reality.

However, I think this offering really is what they’ve been working towards in many ways with the combination of the physical form factor of the Spark 40, the integral sounds and the integrated app control. It really does seem like the best of all things in one lovely box.

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Starting out in 2013, Positive Grid had a clear aim – ‘…combining mobile technologies and innovative sound and interface designs..’

This they did by producing apps that could be used on mobile devices that allowed the creative musician to achieve a pretty good sound without the use of any physical guitar amp or pedals. Quite an achievement!

Riding high on this success they then started producing actual guitar head and pedals such as the Bias Head https://www.positivegrid.com/bias-head and the Bias Delay, Distortion and Modulation pedals for example: https://www.positivegrid.com/bias-distortion/.

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