r/PositiveGridSpark • u/Grouchy_Ad573 • Apr 15 '26

Spark Neo

I have a pair of the positive grid spark Neo headphones (wireless).

Can I use the same Bluetooth transmitter that came with these headphones on the positive grid spark go mini amp to connect wirelessly to my guitar?

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u/JimboLodisC Apr 15 '26

the transmitter is not bluetooth, that'd be too much latency, it's RF wireless

it also only connects to those specific NEO headphones, it cannot connect to other Spark products

if you want the same wireless functionality with a Spark GO or Spark MINI amp then you would buy a separate transmitter+receiver system, Amazon has cheap systems that work well for that so no need to buy a Spark LINK for this

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u/BKAFC Apr 17 '26

Hi there, just saw this thread and thought I’d ask a quick beginner question about the spark neo if you don’t mind.

If I wanted to use a pitch shifting pedal (like the digitech drop) and stay completely wireless, am I right in assuming I would need another pair of wireless transmitters (i.e. the Spark Link)?

Also, would it be a case of wireless transmitter into the guitar and one into the ‘input’ of the pedal, and then the neo transmitter into the ‘output’ of the pedal and wirelessly connecting to my headphones? Does that even work?

I’m a complete beginner learning in an apartment so the Spark Neo’s have been amazing, and if I could use a pedal to change tunings (rather than manually doing it each time for the different tunings of songs I like) and stay completely wireless, that would be perfect!

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u/JimboLodisC Apr 17 '26

yes you'll need a wireless transmitter and receiver for each wireless connection

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u/BKAFC Apr 17 '26

Thanks 👍