If you’re looking for a portable guitar amp, the Positive Grid Spark GO is an option that has received many positive reviews. Using a portable amp like this means you can play guitar wherever you go – ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Many popular musicians work with brands to create signature models of guitars and amps, but rarely are they so accessible as the Positive Grid ...

The Spark gets a pedalboard makeover, putting the power of the smart practice amp at your feet ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A Positive Grid Spark Live on a wooden floor with a guitar case behind it. It's been nearly five years since the Spark 40 was ...

If you think that having a tiny practice amp sounds good in theory, but you’re concerned about whether or not such an amp exists that actually sounds good, the Positive Grid Spark Mini is here to ...

It’s been a minute since I’ve used a Positive Grid product, and the one I have used, I still use today: the Spark MINI. So when the company announced the Spark LINK XLR, I emailed them and asked if I ...

Over the last few years, Positive Grid's focus seemed to be on creating smaller and smaller versions of their beloved Spark desktop amp. Units such as the Spark Mini and Spark GO distilled the essence ...

While it's good fun to jam out on the guitar with a powerful amp, unless you have a soundproof room or live on your own out in the boonies, you might find it hard to practice without annoying ...

With amps, effects, a looper and rechargeable battery-powered portability, has Positive Grid taken another step forward with ...

Positive Grid, the makers of the popular Spark 40 and Spark Mini guitar amps has announced the smallest model yet, the battery-powered Spark Go. The Spark Go maintains the amp and effects pedal ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Positive Grid has a new ultra-portable version of its high-tech Spark guitar amplifier. Designed for musicians seeking a versatile and ...

New York City native Joe Charupakorn is a guitarist, author, and editor. He has interviewed the world’s biggest guitar icons including Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, Yngwie Malmsteen, Carlos Santana, Neal ...