Positive Grid Spark 40

t's been super reliable and the interface with my phone helps me be really in control of the exact detail of my presets unlike some of the other modul...

Yeah, it's got great clean tones as well and you got all the delay and reverb to play with That's great. You don't have to buy a separate reverb and d...

that's a great pedal, just gives you. As I mentioned that that really narrow kind of focused tone without eq'ing too much stuff. and it sounded great ...

It's got a nice big handle on top, not too heavy, easy to take with you, all these knobs and everything. These feel really, really solid.

I'm really enjoying my Positive Grid Spark 40. It has tones for almost everything I play (rock, metal, jazz), and it's just plain easy to use with the mobile app.

Update: I ended up buying the Fender LT25 and that fit my needs a bit better. Right out of the box, it sounds better (not muffled with bass) and I can quickly modify and presets without having to go into an app (but I also have the option of using the Fender Tone app as well). Another plus is that t...

Have a look at the Fender Mustang LT25 too.

Also the Positive Grid Spark is just inside your price range.

The speaker sounded muffled and very "bassy". No amount of EQ was helpful, even the added EQ pedal in the modulations. An annoying crackle sound also varied depending on the amp model, which unfortunately didn't go away when playing. That said, besides the terrible speakers and absurdly small music ...

On a whim i bought a Positive Grid Spark 40 and all I do is play my electric. Lots of fun effects and a pretty intuitive interface and perfect for my office with headphones.

Ive been playing for well over 30yrs. And over the years have owned countless amps and guitars etc. And when I 1st saw this amp. I was impressed. By it's features that do cover a wide range of tools. I had been pusing Line 6 gear for a good good while. But I was having to cut back on my gear as I sl...