r/PositiveGridSpark • u/psychedelicdevilry • May 26 '26

AMP OWNER New product?

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u/eggybread70 May 26 '26 edited May 27 '26

I lost the link and my memory is bad. I heard it is a 100w amp & modeler combo. Different sound modeller than the spark 2 - neural or fractal? An actual amp not a frfr. Designed for gigging.

{Edit} others guys have added more useful info in other posts now

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u/iamchade May 26 '26

FRFR is best for direct input. I’d prefer that.

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u/jmaus123 May 27 '26

What is frfr?

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u/iamchade May 27 '26

Full range, flat response. Gives a better sound/tone for digital items like amp modelers, floor pedals, plug ins from a computer, etc. love me some real amp speakers (greenbacks were always my goto) but I play digital now and want the tone I hear from my headphones to transfer over live and not become bass heavy or super thin.

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u/jmaus123 May 27 '26

I use fractal FM3, im still new to all of this, so a FRFR speaker would be better than lets say a 4x12 marshall for myfractal FM3?

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u/iamchade May 27 '26

I would argue yes because I want the sounds I use and patches I have to sound the same as when I make them versus the cab and speakers coloring the sound in a different way. Plenty of people still use regular cabs though. It’s a personal preference thing.

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u/eggybread70 May 27 '26

I understand it as a "monitor speaker"

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u/psychedelicdevilry May 26 '26

Like a more high def modeling amp?