Positive Grid Spark MINI – UNBOXING and my HONEST Review

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• Great video! In your opinion, regarding sound, does the Spark Mini has a more fuller rounder sound than the NUX Mighty Lite?. Or is about the same and not worth changing the NUX BT for the Spark Mini?

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• Es que en ese tamanho! con la carcaza de "plastico", se me ocurre imposible sonar con una densidad…por ejemplo de la Vox mini 3

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• Thank you for taking the time to put this video together and posting it, it’s a lot of work I know. I’ve been looking at the Spark line up and was considering the Spark Mini for my acoustic guitar since it seems to get such high praise. Many people saying that they prefer it to the Spark 40W. I did pick up a Spark 40W and try it, it was decent but didn’t blow my socks off. It had warmth but no richness like my guitar has on other systems and I returned it. I suspect that if you are driving distortion, the mini and Spark 40W are pretty good but if you are trying to capture the richness and warmth of an acoustic, they will both fall short. I did get a Vox Mini Go 50 and it’s pretty good. The advantage of the Vox is that I can plug the same battery that I use to charge my phone and MacBook to run the amp, they built the USB C connector right into the system. Additionally, I can plug a microphone into it and jam and sing. It is very portable and can be used for home and small venue gigging. I was still waffling on whether to try the mini or not, you helped my decision … I’ll not bother. When I need a good warm sound from an amp, I’ll use my Fender Acoustic 100 amp.

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• Thanks for the demo and including an acoustic guitar too.

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• Now i wonder if the spark go would work good for acoustic

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• The acoustic sound is not great.
  The electric one is okay there, but as far as sound is concerned, I would say that the BOSS KATANA, which you also mentioned, and the
  Blackstar Fly3 is better.
  The appeal of this equipment is its versatility.

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• The sounds are ok. It's noisy in terms of signal quality and if you push the volume past 50 some tones will blow your speakers and it will buzz like crazy – sounds like it's breaking tbh. It looks good and it's super cute, but that's not a reason to buy a sound device. I returned it after 20 minutes of usage – I rarely am done so quickly with a product. Get a Katana 50 or Catalyst 60. If you want to save money Joyo DC15 does a better job.

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• Loved the cosy review

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• Liked. Does it sound as loud as a good acoustic guitar played at full volume? Meaning does it sound like it is adding one other full volume acoustic in a small group singing – or does a single acoustic guitar sound louder? Thanks.

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• 17:50 I think you weren't blown away because you weren't using the app properly. You have to switch over to the Acoustic amplifiers when playing acoustic-electric. Specifically in Bias FX 2

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• How does the sound of the Spark Mini vs Nux Mighty lite compare. Worth the difference in price in your opinion?

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• How does the sound of the Spark Mini vs Nux Mighty lite compare. Worth the difference in price in your opinion?

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• Hey! I also use at my room the Fractal FM3. I jumped on this one now since I didn't realize at first it was with internal rechargable battery. Thats awesome. I had the big one too and sold it.

  I agree it wont sound like a Fractal, the Fractal is on another league, but for practice and when you play with the knobs and now that has the EQ pedal, it can be very decent sounding. Thanks for your honest take!

  And at least will use it myself as well as a Bluetooth speaker, that is also very useful, when going out or in the backyard.

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• Great vid, how loud does it get?

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• Sweet practice rig but Yngwie disapproves ????https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MIBisPQsk4g

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• I appreciate your review and not least your honesty.

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