Big savings and free gifts up for grabs in the Positive Grid Halloween Monster sale
Nab 22% off the Positive Grid Spark amp/bag bundle and up to 40% off Bias software ahead of Black Friday
The Black Friday guitar deals might be a little way off yet, but that doesn't mean you can't bag a bargain ahead of the big day - as Positive Grid's Halloween Monster deals prove. Today you can save up to 22% off the 5-star Spark 40 amp and bag bundle, plus up to 40% off their Bias software.
You've probably heard of the Spark before – it's turned plenty of heads since launch and has sold over 100,000 units to date. In fact, we think it's one of the best value smart practice guitar amps out there. What's more, we can't remember a time when it's been this keenly priced.
Today you can pick up the Positive Grid Spark for just $269/£207 with a custom-made Traveler gig bag thrown in. This bundle would normally cost you $349/£268 so you’ll save $80/£61 today. There are limited numbers of Spark/bag bundles remaining, so if you’re considering it, now is the time to strike.
If software is more your thing, you can also save 40% off Positive Grid’s ace Bias Amp and effects studio software. That means you can get the fully-loaded Elite Bias FX 2 package for $179/£138 when you’d normally pay $299/£230.
That same discount is also applied to the Elite version of Bias Amp 2, while bundles and expansion packs are also enjoying top discounts right now.
Positive Grid Spark 40 + bag | Was $349/$268, now: $269/£207
With a complete arsenal of amp models and effects, plus access to over 10,000 tone presets, the Positive Grid Spark 40 is a versatile guitar, bass and acoustic practice amp. But, throw in the additional smart features such as Auto Chords, Smart Jam, Bluetooth and USB connectivity, and you have one of the most powerful practice amps available on the planet.
Save 40% off Bias Amp and FX software
Transform your tone with access to a vast collection of amps, effects and more. Customise the available tones to create your sound.
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About the Positive Grid Spark 40
The 40-watt modelling amp is packed with features, including:
- 30 amp models and 40 onboard effects
- Positive Grid's BIAS modelling tech
- App control via the Spark App
- Smart Jam feature – pick a tempo, play a few chords or a riff, select a genre and the amp will create a backing track for you to play over
- Stream songs from your mobile device and, using the Auto Chord feature, Spark will transpose the songs into chords so you can play along
- Pair of 4" speakers offering stereo performance
- Bluetooth, USB and AUX inputs
- Weighs just 5.2kg
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“There’s three of us playing guitar in Foo Fighters… A lot of tone details can get lost, which is what drew me to the Cleaver – that P-90 cut”: Chris Shiflett on how he found his weapon of choice with his Fender Cleaver Telecaster Deluxe
“Notes dance rhythmically, almost creating a reverb diffusion. Those notes are held together with tape-style effects”: Keeley Electronics and Andy Timmons unveil the Halo Core – same modulated dual echo magic, simplified controls