Positive Grid, a California-based company that has made waves with its high-quality guitar and bass tools of both the software and hardware variety, has launched a spectacular new guitar practice amp that manages to offer surprisingly big sound from a decidedly diminutive package.
The 'Mini Spark' is a guitar practice amp that is dubbed by Positive Grid as being 'the biggest smallest smart amp ever,' and it's not difficult to see why.
This particular guitar practice amp is more than capable of providing up to eight hours of runtime on a full charge of its battery, while its angled stereo speakers work just as well for streamed and plug-sourced tunes. What's more, lower range of the frequencies are catered to thanks to passive radiator technology, creating a degree of performance that is seldom seen in amps this small.
Miniature Guitar Practice Amps
The 'Mini Spark' Amplifier Offers Surprisingly Big Sound
Trend Themes
1. Miniature Music Gadgets - There is an emerging market for miniature technology in the music industry, especially for on-the-go musicians or individuals looking for compact practice amplifiers.
2. Smart Amps - As technology advances, there is room for the creation of high-tech amps that offer new features and improved connectivity options for musicians.
3. Wireless Music Accessories - The growth of wireless technology creates an opportunity for the development of compact and portable music accessories that can be used with Bluetooth-enabled devices.
Industry Implications
1. Musical Instruments - Companies that produce smaller instruments and accessories, such as travel-size guitars, mini drum sets, and portable keyboard controllers, could benefit from the increasing popularity of miniature music gadgets.
2. Consumer Electronics - The market for portable and wireless music accessories creates an opportunity for consumer electronics companies to expand their offerings and compete in the audio and music space.
3. Sustainable Technology - The development of energy-efficient and sustainable technology for music gadgets, such as battery-powered amplifiers that use renewable energy sources, could be a disruptive innovation in the music industry.