Positive Grid Spark Pedal Bundle With Link Wireless System & Headphones

£269.00

This is a New Positive Grid Spark Pedal Bundle With Link Wireless System & Headphones from Positive Grid, listed in Wireless Systems on Just Pedals. Read More below.

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The Positive Grid Spark PEDAL puts an entire stadium-ready rig right at your feet. No menus or complicated routing, just great tone wherever you plug in. With a huge range of amps and effects built in, an onboard looper and full Spark app access for electric, acoustic and bass guitars — all packed into one rugged, easy-to-use pedal. And this handy bundle makes practice and silent jamming even easier with a wireless system and headphones, so you can rock out unhindered. This bundle contains: Positive Grid Spark PEDAL Positive Grid Link Guitar Wireless System Closed-back studio headphones About the Spark PEDAL: Slots into any setup Use it as part of your pedalboard, straight into the PA, record over USB-C, plug it into a powered cab or use it as an effects processor with your amp. You can even plug in a pair of headphones and start jamming straight away. Every Spark tone you’ve dialled in and saved comes with you. Whether you’re gigging, tracking in the studio or just practising at home, your whole rig travels light, with all your favourite sounds no longer tied to one room or one particular setup. HD tone, ready to go Built on the same HD Tone Engine as the Spark 2, the world’s best-selling practice amp, Spark PEDAL delivers everything from boutique cleans and vintage crunch to modern high-gain sounds, all ready to play the moment you power up. With 33 amp models, 43 effects and access to over 100,000 presets on ToneCloud, there’s something here for every style and every player. Just plug in and enjoy rich, responsive tone from the very first note. Built-in looper Lay down a rhythm, stack overdubs, undo and redo, all hands-free with dedicated footswitches. You get 60 seconds of looping time available per layer, making Spark PEDAL perfect for songwriting, practice sessions and solo performances. It doesn’t matter if you’re capturing a new song idea or creating a cool layered soundscape, everything you need is right there under your toes — with no need for extra pedals and no interruptions to your flow.Key Features 33 amps, 43 effects, 100,000+ tones: Build your go-to sounds with 33 amp models and 43 effects powered by the same HD tone engine found in Spark 2. Or explore over 100,000 ready-made presets from the ever-growing ToneCloud library. Text to Tone generation: Simply describe the sound you’re after in the companion app and Spark PEDAL will build a complete, playable signal chain in seconds. 6 onboard presets across 2 banks: Save your favourite sounds and switch between them on the fly. With six preset slots across two banks, your fave tones are always just a tap away. Amp and FX modes: Select your amp with the main knob, then dial in gain, bass, middle and treble using the surrounding controls. Switch to FX mode with a press of the main knob and those same controls adjust your drive, modulation, delay and reverb settings. Hands-on control: Everything you need is right there on the top panel. Five knobs and three heavy-duty footswitches provide quick, direct control over your amp, EQ and effects without menu diving. 60-second looper: Turns Spark PEDAL into a powerful songwriting, practice and performance tool. Lay down a base layer, stack overdubs, and undo or redo without taking your hands off the guitar. Onboard tuner: A full-featured tuner is built right in, so there’s no need for an extra pedal or additional cables. Rechargeable battery: No PSU required. The built-in lithium-ion battery provides up to 7 hours of playing time and recharges in around 4.5 hours via USB-C. Dynamic LED feedback: Colour-coded LEDs around the footswitches and main control knob show exactly what’s active at a glance. Presets, modes, looper status and battery level are all easy to see without breaking your flow. USB-C connectivity & Bluetooth: Record directly to your DAW over USB-C, stream audio from your phone and manage your tones wirelessly via Bluetooth. The Spark app: Connect to the free Spark app for intuitive sound…

Brand

Positive Grid

Positive Grid blends smart technology with serious guitar tone, building amps and software that put studio-level control at your fingertips. Known for compact modelling amps and the powerful BIAS platform, the brand combines amp models, effects, and intuitive app-based editing into flexible, modern rigs.

Choose Positive Grid for practice, recording, or streamlined live setups where convenience matters but tone still comes first. From detailed amp shaping to ready-to-play presets, it delivers a contemporary approach to classic sounds — adaptable, creative, and built for today’s players.

Category

Wireless Systems

An instrument wireless system replaces the cable between instrument and receiver with a radio link. Frequency band, channel management, range and latency determine connection quality, while input headroom and digital conversion affect the signal itself. Battery life, rechargeable transmitters, cable emulation, receiver format and licence-free operation in the intended region are central compatibility points.

Tags

Acoustic

Voiced for the wider dynamics, strong transient detail and pickup characteristics of acoustic instruments. High input impedance, phase reversal, notch filtering and restrained processing help preserve body resonance while controlling piezo harshness and feedback. Balanced outputs may also carry the corrected signal directly to a mixer or interface.

Bass

Voiced or equipped to retain low-frequency fundamentals and the higher headroom of a bass signal. Clean blends, crossovers and bass-specific filter ranges can preserve weight and articulation while the effected portion adds harmonics, movement or ambience.

USB

Provides a Universal Serial Bus connection for power, audio, MIDI, firmware or editing data. The supported USB class and connector do not by themselves show its purpose; channel count, sample format, host compatibility and power demand define the actual function.