Positive Grid Spark Live
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Positive Grid
Spark Live
Product Info
Article Number:
584591
Brand:
Positive Grid
Model:
Spark Live
Category:
Active Guitar Cabs
Price:
$570.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Spark Live is a really clever package – part smart amp, part PA system. It's fantastic for bedroom players, singer-songwriters, or anyone wanting a flexible practice and small-gig solution with impressive vocal capabilities. It's not a high-end studio amp, but it’s a seriously fun and useful tool for the price.
Product Description
- Positive Grid Spark Live
- 4-Channel Smart Amp and PA System for Guitar
- Bass
- Vocals and Keyboards
- Power: 150 Watts
- Automatic adjustment of loudness and presence through dynamic range compression
- Automatic EQ adjustment to different positioning using the G-sensor
- Finely tuned EQ for clear vocals through Vocal Clarity Enhancement
- Optional battery operation with 6.000 mAh for up to 8 hours of use (Art. #584593#
- not included)
- Speaker configuration: 2 x 6.5" and 2 x 1" compression tweeter with angled horn
- Speaker design: Bass reflex with 2 reflex ports
- Compatible with MacOS and Windows
- Dimensions (W x D x H): 464 x 251 x 306 mm
- Weight: 12 kg
- Colour: Black with black-brown honeycomb grille
- Includes power supply
- USB A to USB C cable and quick start guide
- *Controls on the front: *
- Main switch
- Channel 1: preset selector (8 selection options
- customisable via Spark APP)
- Channel 1: Gain
- Bass
- Treble
- Master Volume
- Music Volume
- *Controls on the rear panel: *
- Pair switch
- Channel 2 preset selector (8 selection options
- customisable via Spark APP)
- Channel 2: Volume
- Channel 3-4: Volume
- Center-click master: Low
- High
- Volume
- *Connections: *
- 3 Instrument inputs: 6.3 mm jack
- 1 Combo input: XLR
- 1 Headphone output: 3.5 mm jack
- 2 Line outputs (L/Mono and R): 6.3 mm jack
- MIDI input and output: 2 x 5-pin DIN
- Bluetooth 5.0
- USB interface for recording: 2 inputs
- 2 outputs
PROS
- • Excellent vocal clarity thanks to the dedicated Vocal Clarity Enhancement EQ.
- • The G-sensor's automatic EQ adjustment is surprisingly effective in different room positions.
- • Versatile PA functionality expands use beyond just guitar practice and performance.
- • The 150W power handles surprisingly well for a compact, smart amp.
CONS
- • The honeycomb grille, while visually striking, feels a bit plasticky to the touch.
- • Reliance on the app for many features can be limiting for some users.
- • The bass reflex design, while powerful, might lack definition for very tight, modern bass tones.
Key Features
Speaker
2 x 6.5" woofers, 2 x 1" compression tweeter with angled horn
Power (Watts)
150
Channels
4
Connections
USB-A, USB-C, Aux-In, Aux-Out, 1/4" Instrument Input, XLR/Mic Input, 1/4" Headphone Output, Bluetooth
Material
MDF cabinet, metal grille, plastic control knobs
Weight
12 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
The G-sensor provides a quick, decent baseline, but serious tone sculpting still requires app-based EQ tweaking – it’s a starting point, not a replacement.
That 8-hour claim is likely achievable at lower volumes and with less demanding features; expect shorter playtime at higher volumes or with effects running.
It's good for basic vocal enhancement, but a dedicated vocal processor will offer far more control and higher-quality effects; consider it a convenient add-on, not a replacement.
