Amazon's second Prime Day of the year, known as Prime Big Deal Days, is here, and that can only mean one thing: huge savings. Now, while Amazon is certainly the place to go for massive discounts on a range of products, such as air fryers and smart devices, it's not actually great for music gear. That's why we suggest going off-site to find a six-string-related bargain.
For example, if you're in the market for a new practice amp, you're best heading over to Positive Grid, where you can score up to 50% off Spark amps and software, which includes popular models such as the original Spark, Spark Mini, Spark GO, Spark Live and Riff interface.
We’ve been huge fans of Positive Grid’s Spark guitar amps for a while now. In fact, we have a Positive Grid Spark Mini on our desk as we type this and it’s become a regular part of our practice regimen. Whether it’s practicing arpeggios on our lunch break or writing new songs for our band on the weekend, the Spark Mini delivers great tone quickly and easily.
Also in the Prime Day Sales is the Positive Grid Spark 40. The Spark Mini’s bigger, harder brother, the Spark 40 packs a hefty punch with its 40-watt Class D amplifier and two 4-inch custom-design speakers. Its design means it will fit into any household discreetly whilst still retaining enough power to jam with friends or just fill the room with sound when you’re alone in the house.
Also available in the sale is Positive Grid's latest wireless unit the Spark Link, the all-new Spark Cab, and a collection of state-of-the-art software.
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