BuleriaChk
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I recently purchased the Spark Edge, mostly because of its form factor (its models are meh, but I can turn everything off and use my Ampero Stomp in the guitar input. But they told me the BT streaming worked, and when I tried it using a third party BT transmitter from the headphone out of my drum machine, I couldn't get it to work. I fnally discovered the "Spark Audio" button on the device page was on; when I turned it off, the BT transmitter connected and paired, and worked as expected. This isn't mentioned in the manual or the FAQ, and the button is easy to overlook, but BT streaming opens up a whole new world (iPhone music as well).
So far, so good, the ""FRFR"" channels seem good when compared with my Headrush "FRFR" Go (so I can put my mfx into 3 and 4; turning off all the digital elements in a preset also gives a decent sound, so the unit can act as a PA. With the BT problem (I know, silly me) solved Ii think it becomes a very flexeble 4 channel + BT system indeed (one can always use one of the channels as an Aux In if necessary.
I haven't tried turning off the Spark Audio in my other devices (Spark 2, Mini, Go) yet, but I'm hoping they will work the same way.
So far, so good, the ""FRFR"" channels seem good when compared with my Headrush "FRFR" Go (so I can put my mfx into 3 and 4; turning off all the digital elements in a preset also gives a decent sound, so the unit can act as a PA. With the BT problem (I know, silly me) solved Ii think it becomes a very flexeble 4 channel + BT system indeed (one can always use one of the channels as an Aux In if necessary.
I haven't tried turning off the Spark Audio in my other devices (Spark 2, Mini, Go) yet, but I'm hoping they will work the same way.
