Positive Grid released a new addition to its Sparks lineup called the 'Spark LIVE.' This is a wireless amp and PA system in one. The wireless connectivity on this amp uses the Bluetooth 5.0 standard, which is more than enough for what it uses wireless for. In terms of its wired connections, the Spark LIVE features a USB input, a 1/4" input, a combo 1/4" XLR port, a 1/8" port, as well as two 1/4" outputs and two DIN 5pin MIDI jacks.
Positive Grid markets the Spark LIVE as a future-proof device due to its wide combination of additional features. It includes Sonic IQ computational audio, a PA system with a built-in mixer, a number of audio effects, and adaptive sound levels making it gig-ready.
More information on Positive Grid's Spark LIVE can be found on the official product page, linked above.
Portable Amp PA Systems
Positive Grid's 'Spark Live' Features New Effects and a Wireless Design
Trend Themes
1. Wireless Connectivity - The wireless connectivity on Positive Grid's Spark LIVE uses Bluetooth 5.0, providing a disruptive innovation opportunity for enhancing seamless audio streaming and control.
2. Computational Audio - Positive Grid's Spark LIVE features Sonic IQ computational audio, opening up possibilities for disruptive innovation in audio processing and sound customization.
3. PA Systems with Built-in Mixer - The Spark LIVE combines an amp and PA system with a built-in mixer, offering a disruptive innovation opportunity for simplifying live sound setups and improving audio quality.
Industry Implications
1. Audio Technology - The audio technology industry can leverage the disruptive innovation opportunities of wireless connectivity and computational audio showcased by Positive Grid's Spark LIVE.
2. Music Equipment - The music equipment industry could benefit from the disruptive innovation potential of PA systems with built-in mixers, as demonstrated by Positive Grid's Spark LIVE.
3. Live Sound Production - Positive Grid's Spark LIVE presents disruptive innovation opportunities in live sound production with its wireless connectivity, computational audio, and built-in mixer for PA systems.