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    POSITIVE GRID SPARK

    Aug 10, 2020 3 minutes
    REVIEW BY ROB LAING.

    RRP: TBC

    In the worlds of smartphones and video games, 25,000 isn’t a big number when it comes to preorders. But in the world of guitar amps, it is huge. So how did the Positive Grid Spark manage to convince so many people to lay their money down without even trying it?

    Firstly, the tone engine behind this amp is a known quantity to anyone who has tried the company’s BIAS modelling software or heads. And it’s very good. That is

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