Spark Link Wireless Guitar System – Electric, Acoustic, Bass

Works great , battery life is great , sound signal is great . Easy to operate, nothing not to like. You can’t go wrong. Just do it

It is so nice having the freedom to move around without a cord dangling from the guitar to the Spark amp. I use the wireless system between my acoustic guitar and both the Spark Go and the Spark Edge amps. They work flawlessly and keep a good charge. I also like that the arrows build into the design of each wireless plug show which is for the guitar (arrows out) and which is for the amp (arrows in). They also include a two-plug USB-C cable to make it very easy to charge both wireless plugs from a single charging brick. I am very pleased with this setup and would recommend it to anyone wanting the freedom to go wireless with no hassle!

Impulse purchase, but these seem to just work. Easy to pair/link and just get going. I like to walk around the house while writing/riffing and latency is not an issue. My Ibanez with Fishman Actives DOES randomly drop from time to time. On/Off for the TX gets it back in line, but don't think I'd trust these in a live situation. Would def recommend for the home/practice space player just wanting to tidy up connections and lose the cable.

it's been almost 1 month since ive had these things and wow they have made my life easy with picking up a guitar.... most people complain about the price, but the quality meets the standards no questions asked! the battery life is amazing! ive playing in a whole 7-hour session with these and these are amazing easy and fast charging Aswell. if you're thinking about buying them.... get them now!!

These work great! I tried 3 sets, 2 other brands, and they had interference and chipped the sound. These are great. Note: The charger comes with a USB C end to the socket, I had to get an adapter from USB-C to USB to plug into the wall adapter.

The one star on this review reflects both the item, and Positive Grid as a company. Unfortunately both have been dissapointing. Bottom line up front: The Link works OK for passive instruments, but active pickups killed mine, and given enough time, will probably kill yours. The one star is because there is still, a year later, no indication that I can see on the product description that gives you a heads-up that the system is not designed for active pickups. Otherwise the Link system is on par with Xvive, Lekato, etc., but not as good as the Boss WL-20, which may not be as pretty, but is an auto-on, low-latency pleasure to use. Also, if you do have active pickups, the Boss WL-20L is actually made to handle that. Took me a bit of research to find it, so passing it on. OK, the finer points: When my Links imploded, I discovered how very user un-friendly the process of getting in touch with Positive Grid customer support is. and BTW, there is only email support. No phone. Even after you have a verified case, no phone. Then, as in my case, after a lot of back and forth and repetition, if they accept a return, you will need to fill out an email form, complete with serial numbers and all of your same pertinent info that was actually originally on your order. and.. of course.. they will charge you at least $15 for shipping, and $20 re-stock fee as a thank you for going through their obstacle course of customer support. I have done it twice now, so consider this expert advice. For full context, in all I have now used 5 Spark products: Go, 40, Link, Edge, and BiasFX. Go blew out from one month of use with bass, 40 never had much for power, and Link outright failed. The shining star of the Spark line is the Edge, which is absolutely, objectively, fantastic. Massive, high quality sound from a very portable cordless PA. Awesome. I'm riddled with anxiety that it might break, and I have to deal with Positive Grid again. BiasFX is also pretty good imho. So that's a success rate of 2/5. 40%.. In school that's an F. For customer support: three requests, three fails. Definitely an F. Final advice: Whatever you buy from Positive Grid A) Temper your expectations. Great ideas that are presented in artful design, but are inconsistently executed. B) Definitely get it through Amazon. That will be your one chance to circumvent the BS of Positive Grid customer support. If anything goes wrong, hope it goes wrong in time to return it through Amazon. Don't waste your effort going to the company.

I bought the Positive Grid Spark Link back in May. I had a cheapo wireless system that served its purpose. I personally have the Positive Grid Spark Amp (standard size practice amp) and the Spark Go. They are both wonderful products so I figured I'd get their wireless system as well! Everything was great up until about a week ago. My receiver unit stopped charging! I was afraid my warranty wouldn't be honored because I bought it via Amazon (through their storefront) as I had gift card funds available. I contacted them via email anyways and I got a response right away who asked what I've done for troubleshooting. I thought to myself "Oh no, here we go with the whole did you turn it off and on yadda yadda BS you get from other companies". I explained everything and asked if I needed to any other steps? Nah. Give us your address and we will ship it out right away. I gave my address and got a confirmation a few days later about my package. I seriously expected a refurbished product, which is fair because it's not like my Link is a new device anymore. I just wanted something that worked. To my surprise, they sent me a brand new one! They didn't have to do that! They told me that I didn't have to send the old one back and to enjoy my new one. They stand by their product and kept me as a customer going forward! Now for the product itself, it's a very high quality wireless system. The sound quality is a lot better than my previous system, and I like how it looks and the more thin style rather than some huge thing I had before. It's worth your money to invest in a product where the company stands by it.

I have owned many other wireless systems. This system is small and painless to link and use, with or without a Spark. Great system.

Très satisfait des produits positive Grid. C’est ensemble émetteur récepteur pour jouer sans Jack est un bel exemple. Ne pas hésiter à recharger entre chaque répétition, si vous êtes en groupe.

So I originally bought one of these, and only got less than a day of use out of it. The power on the transmitter for the amp just kept cutting out. After trying to troubleshoot, I noticed the reset button was stuck inside the transmitter, which was killing the power as it was in a constant reset. I felt quite disappointed. However, after speaking with Amazon, they sent me a replacement the same day and I’ve had no issues as of yet. I love positive grid and I’m a big fan of the Spark amps. Been using this on my spark 2 and it’s been great. No latency at all, and the battery life will see you through any practice session! Item feels solid and well made, though I wouldn’t advise dropping it to test that! It’s definitely more on the expensive side, but worth the money to me. It’s also plenty small enough to fit in my Spark carry bag. I would definitely recommend this product if you own any gear from positive grid and like their stuff. I also wouldn’t advise you cheap out when buying a transmitter. I’ve owned a few in the past and they weren’t great for me, although they could’ve released better ones in recent years

This has got to be one of the most straightforward and effective wireless system for guitars. Works confidently as advertised.

Já possuía o sistema sem fio da Shure, e fiquei curioso pra saber como funcionava esse, bem mais prático, com menos elementos, e sem necessidade de pilhas (o Shure precisa de duas AA). fiquei satisfeito! mas a força do sinal não se compara... a do Shure é melhor, sem dúvida, mas esse sistema simples da Positive Grid resolve bem em situações de gig onde não haja muitos instrumentos.

I like this one. It looks clean and elegant, and most important, it works for me. Battery is good for one whole worship service.