Spark 40 ($249.00)
Spark 40 ($249.00)
I mentioned the Spark 40 because I already use it in my lesson room, and it pairs well with other small practice amps when students come over to jam. It’s a solid entry into the Spark ecosystem, but the Spark 2 feels like the better move if you can spend a little more.
Pros
- +Solid Spark ecosystem tones and effects
- +Works great in a teaching/jam room setup
Cons
- -Not as compelling as Spark 2 when the price gap is small
- -Older option compared to Spark 2
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Spark 40 ($249.00)
Available on Sweetwater
External purchase
Highlights
- +Solid Spark ecosystem tones and effects
- +Works great in a teaching/jam room setup
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Drew Creal