Which Bluetooth connection do you need?
Spark 2 has two independent Bluetooth connections. Choose the one you need:
Stream music through Spark 2
Use Spark 2 as a Bluetooth speaker to stream music from any app on your phone or tablet. Paired from your phone's Bluetooth settings.
Edit tones with the Spark app
Pair Spark 2 with the Spark app to browse presets, edit tones, tune, and access ToneCloud. Paired from inside the Spark app.
Go to Tone Control guide →Connect to the Mobile Device (Bluetooth Audio)
- Open the Bluetooth settings on your mobile device:
iOS: Settings → Bluetooth
Android: Settings → Connections → Bluetooth -
Tap the PAIR button on the rear control panel while the Spark 2 is powered on.
Only the Bluetooth LED should breathe.If both the Bluetooth and Wi-Fi LEDs breathe together, you held the pair button too long and Spark 2 is now in pairing mode with Spark Control X. In this case, Spark 2 Audio will not appear in the Bluetooth list.
- In the Bluetooth settings on your mobile device, look for Spark 2 Audio in the list of available devices.
- Tap on Spark 2 Audio to pair and connect.
Good to Know
Volume control
Use the MUSIC knob on the front panel to adjust Bluetooth playback volume on Spark 2. Volume can also be controlled from the source device (phone/tablet).
Output routing
Bluetooth audio is streamed through Spark 2's internal speakers, the L/MONO & R line outputs, and the headphone output.
Both connections at once
You can use Spark 2 as a Bluetooth speaker while playing guitar - Spark 2 mixes the Bluetooth audio and your guitar signal together, so you can jam over music from any app while editing tones with the Spark app.
Troubleshooting
Spark 2 Audio doesn't appear in my Bluetooth list
You held the PAIR button too long and Spark 2 entered Spark Control X pairing mode instead. Only the Bluetooth LED should breathe - if both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi LEDs breathe together, tap PAIR again briefly to exit and retry.
Paired successfully but no music plays
- Turn up the MUSIC knob on the Spark 2 front panel.
- Check that your source device (phone/tablet) is not muted and volume is up.
- If USB-C is connected to a computer, Bluetooth music playback is disabled - disconnect USB to stream via Bluetooth.
Bluetooth keeps disconnecting
- Stay within Bluetooth range (~10 m / 30 ft) of Spark 2.
- Move away from Wi-Fi routers, microwaves, and other 2.4 GHz devices that can cause interference.
- Forget the device on your phone, then re-pair.
Still stuck? See Bluetooth Connection Troubleshooting for Spark 2 for a full diagnostic guide.