Yamaha THR 10 II

I Bought this and I'm gonna sell it I Didn't really like it too much, but it had some usable stuff in there and it's fairly versatile so it's a comple...

this isn't really critical, but absolutely I find that I need to roll some of the treble off of the pedals that I've got. so you know when I'm using p...

So as you can see, Thi Mark 2 is a fantastic solution for home. Whether you're just playing recording, jamming along with tracks, it looks awesome, so...

it's just a whole host of stuff on this which is an incredibly impressive feature set for I Guess you know, not that much money all things considered....

I have others in storage but I selected the best for what they do. I run my guitar into the THR, then out to a Boss RC-300 Loop Station (I also have a shure mic plugged into the RC-300), then from the RC-300 to a Presonus AudioBox and into my computer. This allows me to mix into tracks quite easily and also to record my own playing. I also can stream video, audio, mic, guitar, as well as screens all at the same time.

I bought this amp, having owned the THR10X for years, and now, owning Katana's as my rehearsal amps. Here's the deal, this amp has good tones but they sound like emulations, not like a real amp. I upgraded to the latest software, which gives you the "open" and "focused" modes, which go a long way to...

I have a Yamaha thr 10 ii and it's pretty great for playing in an apartment. Used to have a tweed blues Jr and while the Yamaha isn't quite as good as a true tube amp - it's pretty darn close and sounds great at low volumes (actually gets a lot louder than I expected too without getting distorted).

This would be a five star review except for the choice that Yamaha made in removing the rack compressor (much finer control over the compressor) and in removing the delay effect. I like this amp. But, the compressor has too much attack for my taste. The finer control offered by the compressor in the...

The Boss Katana 50 is the "go to" suggestion. You should also consider the Fender LT and GTX modeling amps. If you like the idea of portability along with good sounds, consider the Yamaha THR series.

This "amp" can do a bit of everything but none of it very well. I hesitate to call it an amp - it is more like a small speaker to me. For a guitar; a Katana 50 blows this out of the water. This is a joke for a bass guitar. For streaming music its OK - not very loud. This speaker is for someone who l...