How Modern Guitarists Find Inspiration in Seconds How Modern Guitarists Find Inspiration in Seconds

Estimated Read Time: 3 - 4 minutes. Inspiration is one of those things that always seems to show up at the wrong time. In the car, on a walk, or right before bed, we’ve all been there. But when you finally sit down to play, your mind goes blank. Every guitarist knows that feeling. Thankfully, today’s gear makes it easier than ever to Spark (see what we did there?) new ideas when creativity feels out of reach.

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The Secret to Consistent Practice: Embracing the Quiet Life with Spark NEO Core The Secret to Consistent Practice: Embracing the Quiet Life with Spark NEO Core

Estimated Read Time: 2-3 minutes. As a musician, I’ve noticed something: my inspiration to practice always seems to hit late at night. Maybe it’s the quiet of the world, or maybe musicians and night owls just share the same DNA. But there’s nothing like plugging in, cranking up, and getting lost in your own sound. The problem? Neighbors, sleeping family members, and paper-thin apartment walls don’t exactly appreciate a 1 a.m. jam session.

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Spark 2 on Tour: A Backstage Essential for Three Days Grace Spark 2 on Tour: A Backstage Essential for Three Days Grace

Estimated Read Time: 3 - 4 Minutes.  On tour, simple and reliable gear matters. Three Days Grace / Five Finger Death Punch guitar tech, Jeramy "Hoogie" Donais, works behind the scenes to keep the band’s massive rock tone locked in every night. One of the tools he now keeps in his daily setup is Spark 2, a compact amp that’s become part of his backstage workflow for fast tone checks and quick idea building. We asked him how Spark 2 fits into life on the road.

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5 Ways Spark LINK XLR Makes Gigging Simpler for Singers & Performers 5 Ways Spark LINK XLR Makes Gigging Simpler for Singers & Performers

Estimated Read Time: 3 - 4 Minutes.  We get it—the most cumbersome part of any live performance (or even a casual band practice) is the setup. 99% of us don’t have road crews, so we’re dragging in our own gear, untangling cables, and trying to figure out why half of them are too short or frayed. Meanwhile, your singer wants to move across the stage without turning it into a rodeo of tripping hazards.

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How Going Wireless Transforms Your Vocal Performance How Going Wireless Transforms Your Vocal Performance

Estimated Read Time: 2 - 3 minutes.  Wireless mics have been around for ages, but until now they’ve been pricey, complicated, or required you to buy an entirely new mic system. With Spark LINK XLR, you don’t need to start over. You can take the microphone you already trust (yes, even that tank of an SM57) and make it wireless in seconds. No bulky receivers, no special mixers, no endless setup menus. Just plug in, pair, and you’re ready.

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Customizing Your Tone for Different Genres Using BIAS X Customizing Your Tone for Different Genres Using BIAS X

Estimated Read Time: 2 - 3 minutes. One of the best ways to grow as a guitarist is to step outside your usual genre. Listening to and experimenting with different styles of music opens up new creative doors. You might find yourself pulling the raw energy of punk into a blues lick, or sprinkling jazz-inspired chords into a heavy metal riff. Blending genres is how new sounds are born.

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How to Create Your Own Signal Chain in BIAS X How to Create Your Own Signal Chain in BIAS X

Estimated Read Time: 2-3 minutes. Ever imagine what it would be like to sit in front of a massive wall of amps and pedals, free to try every combination, order, sound, and setting without limits? For a lot of us, that dream started at the local guitar store—gazing at glass cases full of pedals we couldn’t afford and wondering how they’d sound together.

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Tips for Prompting the AI in BIAS X Tips for Prompting the AI in BIAS X

Estimated Read Time: 3-4 minutes. Let’s face it: “AI” has been slapped on everything these days, from toothbrushes to toasters. But here’s the thing— the AI in BIAS X isn’t about replacing you, your ideas, or your creativity. It’s about amplifying what you already bring to the table. Instead of wasting hours scrolling through endless tone settings, you can use words or even sounds themselves to get exactly where you want to go. Think of it as a creative sidekick that clears the technical clutter so you can stay focused on what matters: playing and creating.

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