Hey thanks. A hardware look at the amp. No need to hear how it sounds as it can sound like anything.

You can use the headphone output as a stereo line out or a mono out to a PA system. May need an adapter. This output jack in on the rear panel. The are shipping the new 6 switch peddle in May, ordered mine 2 months age. That will give me enough control. Called Spark X

Hey thanks

Let me get back later…off to dinner

OK, here’s my answer. I’ve had many amps over the years. I have had many many petals over the years. In fact, I have two pedalboards that are loaded with everything from overdrives to delays. I’ve enjoyed playing through my apps and through my pedalboards with some control over all the effects I have, of course some of the noise that comes with all the different petals and all the different cables connected. If you’re playing rock music, that’s not an issue because the sound of the guitar overdrives any noise from your petals. But if you’re playing quietly some of the feedback from the petals does get in front of the music. This new spark live amp is very quiet but can be very loud if you so desire giving you full control over the music you’re playing. I would say this is probably the best option from buying a multitude of amplifiers to try to get the right sound as you can model any sound you want including a valve sound from tubes. I think this is way better than a conventional app as it gives you both the flexibility of any sound you’re looking for combined with the portability of one system for all venues. I hope this helps in your decision. By the way, I will be selling most of my other amplifiers, likely in the fall.

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I think so. Acoustically designed for guitar bass and vocals

I have 12 amps. I also have a fender mustang 2

I also have the mustang 2 and two g-dec amps by fender. I have 12 amps

I have a 60 watt peavy bandit that is dirty but friggen loud. And my loudest is a AVT 275 Marshall

No prob

I was today years old,wam.

I can, sure. Played for an hour today and it kicks out.

Yes through the mic out. May turn off the Live speaker however. Not sure if the SW can control this

This is a fantastic amplifier that works at low volume as well as cranking it out. I have it in my living room right now and there’s no issue adjusting the volume. I’d recommend getting an expression pedal or maybe two they’re really cheap on Amazon. This way you can control your guitar volume and your music volume as well, although both can be controlled from the application. I’m sure because it’s 150 W and it does get loud you could easily use it for a gig.

@@JDRichard thank you very much for the video, the quick response and the advice. I'm really grateful.

I was looking for a chance to get a smaller one, but still able to perform in a small gig, amp. Thought about 68 fender Princeton reverb, as I already have a practice amp (thr10 II). And then I see this at a much more tolerable price range. I'm not a professional musician. It's a hobby for me so this looks perfect although it's a professional tool.

@@lalon2337 No problem, at your command

@@lalon2337 For playing , with background music and any Pam modeling, it’s the best. I have 12 amps.

Great amp

...must reside in a tent 😆

It is four separate inputs and four separate channels. One of the channels is specifically for vocals, but I think channels three and four could easily take a quarter inch jack Mike input so I think realistically you could put three mics as a PA system. As well, on the back panel you have independent volumes for the Mike channel as well as channel 3/4.

@@JDRichard awesome

I would think a "Y" adapter would work for 2 mics in one input.

@michaelslawinski1821 I think it would. You can try first without a pre-amp.

I did

So are you going to play something through it? Or it is like a decoration to your house? :) I really thought that some tone is going to be recorded, but alright :)

@IlyaArlenka Sorry, but I did the video at 6 AM on my wife was still asleep so I didn’t dare plug it into my Strat and start ripping some music. Really sorry I just wanted to show the actual hardware and not get into and that sort of thing. There are some other reviews that actually have the sounds and where people are playing through it to show the quality of the sound and stuff. The reason I did this video is I never saw any videos that showed the back of the device and explained all of the four channel input output/equalizer stuff or anything.

@@JDRichard gotcha bro :) There are pretty few videos now to be honest about this new stuff, just ordered one and crawling through youtube everyday to find some new reviews or smth 😁

@@JDRichard there are videos mostly from official Positive Grid official and from NAMM so they are pretty synthetic

@IlyaArlenka I have been playing for 55 years and have 12 Amps and this one is by far the most versatile and really kicks out. Would easily do gigging.

That is funny.