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    • sparkamplover
      sparkamplover last edited by

      Hi Sparkers,

      Some of you may already know me. I run the Spark Amp Lovers Facebook group.
      I just launched few hours ago a new website with lots of Spark resources including How-tos, documentation, tutorials, faq.
      Information can be accessed quickly and easily. A lot of content out there to help you master your amp!
      Feel free to come by Spark Amp Lovers

      Cheers and happy holidays

      @admin, if this message is inappropriate, feel free to remove it

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      • dhbailey
        dhbailey @sparkamplover last edited by

        @fdestors Thanks for sharing this information with us -- it looks like a fantastic single-source place to get information which has hitherto been hard to track down since it's been spread out over a lot of place. Thank you for creating that web-site! I've already bookmarked it!

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        • sparkamplover
          sparkamplover @dhbailey last edited by

          Thanks @dhbailey i'm glad you like the website.
          I'm still adding some content as i keep on receiving new questions by email now ;)

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          • samueleonline
            samueleonline @sparkamplover last edited by

            @fdestors
            very interesting, thanks

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            • jim 6
              jim 6 last edited by

              Dude! That's great!!!

              For your screen recordings, if you have PowerPoint, you can use its screen recording feature. Once recorded you can the save the screen recording as an mp4 by right-clicking the recording in PowerPoint and then save as...

              Good work!

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              • cbrandst
                cbrandst last edited by cbrandst

                Looks cool but not crazy about the forced cookie thing, so didn't go into the site.

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