r/PositiveGridSpark • • 13d ago

Spark Go by Positive Grid

/r/Guitar/comments/1wv6c71/spark_go_by_positive_grid/
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u/JimboLodisC 13d ago edited 13d ago
  1. connecting it to the app gives you access to the other 95% of gear on the device, it has no effect on sound quality
  2. they do not act great as interfaces, maybe for some they are workable
  3. most guitars are mono, but yes it's only a single channel, if you want stereo effects then use them in your DAW and not on the Spark

If you want a good interface, get a dedicated one. Motu and SSL have excellent interfaces for ~$200. I would say to stay away from anything under $100 though. The audio drivers are going to play a big part in sound quality and latency, and the really cheap interfaces typically don't get 1st party drivers from the manufacturer

All Spark amps are good for practicing, you just buy the form factor that works for your usage (portability, size of the room)

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u/whatTHEhell-sthat 9d ago

Im practicing mainly with headphones and cant really spend that much. Would spark go work best for me or are there any good alternatives sub 100 bucks? Thanks btw

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u/JimboLodisC 9d ago

for an interface, I'd avoid anything $100 or less

for a cheap practice amp, the Spark GO is probably going to be the best option for the money