For players who want a complete, highly customizable rig without hauling an amp and pedalboard, the Positive Grid Spark Pedal puts 33 amp models, 43 effects and a built-in looper at your feet with intuitive hands-on control. Designed for electric guitar, acoustic and bass, its dual-mode control layout lets you dial in amps and effects directly from the pedal, while three footswitches put six custom presets and full looper control within easy reach. Full Spark app integration expands your options with access to more than 150,000 community tones on ToneCloud, along with Spark AI for creating custom tones from prompts and Smart Jam for playing with a virtual band. Stereo line outputs let you run directly to a PA or recording setup, with headphones, MIDI, expression control and USB-C audio providing the flexibility to build the Spark Pedal into everything from a streamlined practice setup to a full performance rig.
Dual-Mode Controls Put a Wide Range of Tones Within Easy Reach
The Spark Pedal uses a smart dual-mode control layout to put deep tone shaping at your fingertips without crowding the pedal with knobs. In Amp mode, six onboard amp types span sparkling Clean and Glassy tones, Crunch, Hi-Gain and Metal, plus a dedicated Bass setting, with familiar Gain, Bass, Mid and Treble controls for dialing in each voice to taste. Switch to FX mode and those same controls become Drive, Mod, Delay and Reverb, offering a versatile selection that ranges from boost and fuzz to chorus and flanger, analog and reverse delay, and spacious ambient reverb. Each effects knob lets you choose a sound and dial its level directly into the mix, while the center control handles overall Volume. The result is a compact interface that makes moving from a straightforward amp tone to a richly layered effects chain feel fast, tactile and intuitive.
Three Footswitches Put Presets and Looping Underfoot
The Spark Pedal keeps the sounds and functions you need during a performance right at your feet, with three footswitches that shift between Preset and Looper modes. Preset mode gives you instant access to six custom tones across two banks, making it easy to move between carefully dialed-in sounds without reaching for the controls. Switch to Looper mode and the same footswitches become a hands-free creative tool for recording, overdubbing and building layered parts, with dedicated control over playback, stopping, undoing and clearing your loop. Clear LED indicators keep you oriented as you move between modes, giving the streamlined three-switch layout the flexibility to handle both tone changes and spontaneous looping without complicating the playing experience.
Spark App Integration Opens Up a Deeper World of Tones
When you're ready to go beyond the sounds available directly from the pedal, full Spark app integration unlocks 33 amp models and 43 effects for deeper tone creation and customization. ToneCloud expands that palette even further with access to more than 150,000 community-created tones, making it easy to discover new sounds or find starting points inspired by different players and styles. Spark AI lets you describe the tone you're after and generate a custom setup from a prompt, while Smart Jam creates a virtual band for a more interactive way to practice and develop ideas. Once you've built a sound you want to keep, save it to one of the Spark Pedal's six custom preset slots and bring it back underfoot whenever you need it.
Flexible Connectivity Takes the Spark Pedal From Practice to the Stage
The Positive Grid Spark Pedal is designed to fit naturally into very different kinds of rigs, whether you're playing electric guitar, acoustic or bass. Plug in headphones for a self-contained practice setup, or use the stereo 1/4" line outputs to send your sound directly to a PA, powered speakers or other line-level gear, with mono operation available when needed. MIDI in and out provide preset switching and synchronization with compatible gear, while a TRS expression input adds another layer of hands-free control. USB-C handles charging and firmware updates while also turning the pedal into an audio interface for recording. From silent practice and stereo stage rigs to direct recording, the Spark Pedal provides the flexibility to carry the same sounds and streamlined setup wherever you play.