A near immaculate example of the Yamaha THR10II Desktop Guitar Amp. This thing is killer!
The latest instalment of Yamaha THR amps brings the range up to speed for the modern guitarist on the go. Packing almost twice as many amp and mic emulations as old models, as well as bluetooth playback capability, plug-and-play recording and loads more, the THR proves to be a desktop powerhouse of an amp.
Sounds
Yamaha amps have always excelled at producing crisp, dynamic modelling tones that capture the presence of a real tube amp. That’s why the THR is favoured by a number of pro musicians in need of an amp which sounds as good as it is portable.
Switch between five savable onboard presets, with five guitar styles including clean, crunch and hi gain settings. Bassists or acoustic needn’t feel left out – there are three bass amps to customise across a three band EQ and an acoustic piezo style channel too.
The THR isn’t short of effects. Choose from a range of classic and contemporary echo, reverse, spring and hall reverbs. Modulation is on tap with a selection of flanger, chorus, phaser and tremolo.
Bluetooth Connectivity
All THR models contain Bluetooth support for stereo audio playback and editing power from your phone. Sit back and relax while you use your THR as a speaker or dial in your amp sounds. If you just want to use the THR to play your Spotify playlists, the aux out is the simplest form of connectivity.
Recording
Plug the THR into your PC with a USB cable and you’re ready to record straight into your DAW – no external interfaces required. Listen back to your tracks through the handy headphones out jack. But an out-of-tune guitar is no good for recording. The Yamaha solves that, too, with a high quality built-in tuner.