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Amazon | $229 |
Rating: | (4.6 out of 5 stars) |
Reviews: | 1,028 Amazon Reviews |
Product Name: | Positive Grid Spark MINI 10W Portable Smart Guitar Amp & Bluetooth Speaker with App for Playing Guitar at Home or Travel (Pearl) |
Manufacturer: | Positive Grid |
Product SKU: | B09V2QF992 |
UPC: | 855316004729 |
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The wireless yamaha THR30ii is quite a splurge. $550 and you still have to pay another $110 for the g10 wireless transmitter to really take advantage of it.
I guess they just figure guitar people have a lot of money to spend on stuff haha. They probably aren't wrong.
But really, the mini has a battery.. that's great! It has two teeny tiny speaker cones hehe. I wonder what they sound like.
For me the ability to play wireless is great too. Didn't think I'd care much but it's nice to move around without having a plug and one less wire to mess with.
This is a decent price but not a screaming deal.
I can see using a Katana over a Spark if you also want to use it to jam with others. The Spark 40 isn't going to keep up with a drummer. But for home alone, I love the thing.
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$202 + $35 = $237 hmmmm. New, shipped. (Monoprice and the Temu app).
Or just get the Cube Baby first $35 and practice with practically and tone you want (headphones etc...), without needing a phone app at all, just your backing tracks wireless or manual and with it's knobs. And while you do not need to change it (Full gain ranges and amp types already), then with its Windows or Mac app it's the world least expensive IR loader!
While you can practice (best) only with just $35 and in style then the Cube Baby also is not just a practice amp; but all your pedals. No other cords, power supplies, boards.
And The Cube Baby does not require a guitar power amp or 12" guitar voices speaker to sound like them, and exactly. it works very well to enhance and stack with them. Even with the IR's mixed it somehow does not cause over compression. The point is FRFR is not required or better; but works good too. And yes you could patch to house PA and the Cube Baby could be everything you need! But you still need a combo value for one LIGHT 12" (Guitar voiced speaker as the main element), *portable* covering whisper (not stadium amps) to stage with drummer. Even if just your friends basement/Garage jam. So don't spend on (Practice ONLY things etc..) for "stepping up" and wish you had just bought what you need; once and for all. Practice on what you can play on stage WITH your sound or whatever you want to cover. AND without individual pedal and board costs.
Just is case you wanted the SLICK DEAL.
I can see using a Katana over a Spark if you also want to use it to jam with others. The Spark 40 isn't going to keep up with a drummer. But for home alone, I love the thing.
When I use my mustang micro all I hear is a loud buzz in between picking strings (unless I use the clean tone that's almost as quiet as my guitar without an amp)... or I use my orange crush and... if I want to play quiet I can barely hear anything coming out of it lol.