Yamaha THR10II Wireless

$199.99

The Yamaha THR10II Wireless guitar amp delivers unparalleled sound quality and versatility, all in a compact and portable package.

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As a music enthusiast, I have experienced several guitar amps in my life. However, the one that made an impact on me is the Yamaha THR10II Wireless guitar amp. It is a complete powerhouse that will cater to all your guitar needs, and more!

To start with, the THR10II Wireless guitar amp is a compact and portable amp that you can carry around wherever you go. It’s convenient for practice sessions at home or jamming with your bandmates outside. Also, the sleek design and finish blend perfectly with any interior decor.

More importantly, this guitar amp is loaded with an incredible range of features. The THR10II has a total of 15 realistic guitar amp models and three bass amp models. All these amps are capable of producing an outstanding sound quality that is punchy, rich, and nuanced.

The THR10II also features Bluetooth connectivity, allowing you to connect your guitar and stream your favorite music. The Bluetooth connectivity’s real value is when you can use the Yamaha THR Remote app. Through the app, you can customize amp sounds, access effects, and adjust the EQ. With this feature, you can experiment with different sounds and customize your settings to your liking.

The Yamaha THR10II Wireless guitar amp also features a five-band graphic EQ, a compressor, three delay types, three reverb types, and a noise gate. It also has an acclaimed Virtual Tube Illumination technology. It emulates the appearance of a tube amp that results in a more realistic guitar playing experience.

One of the great features of this amp is that it has a USB port that connects to your computer. That way, you can record your playing and take your music production to the next level. The amp also features a headphone output jack for silent practice and is perfect for those late-night sessions.

Lastly, the THR10II Wireless guitar amp is built to last. It is constructed with high-quality materials that ensure durability and stability. It is a top-notch investment that guarantees safety and guarantees extended use.

In conclusion, the Yamaha THR10II Wireless guitar amp is a versatile and high-quality amplifier. It is perfect for guitar enthusiasts who are looking to take their music to the next level. It’s the ultimate practice tool, but it’s also powerful enough to be used for gigs, jam sessions, and performances. So, if you’re in the market for a new guitar amp, look no further! The THR10II is the perfect choice for you!

Yamaha THR10II Wireless properties

Product name THR10II Wireless
Brand Yamaha
Type Guitar Amplifiers
Sound Effects Chorus, Echo, Flanger, Phaser, Reverb, Tremolo
Sound Setting Bass, Equalizer, Middle, Treble
Features Tuner for Instrument
Connection Inputs AUX/Line 3.5mm
Foot Switch Inputs 1
Connection Outputs AUX/Line Tele/TRS 6.3mm/1/4″
Power Output (RMS) 20.0 W
Guitar Amplifier Design Mini/Micro
Cabinet Design Closed Cabinet
Colour Beige
Wireless Communication Bluetooth
Power Supply Battery, Electrical
Amount of Channels 1
Height 183.0 mm
Depth 140.0 mm
Width 368.0 mm
Weight 3.2 kg

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Frequently Asked Questions:

What is the frequency range of Yamaha THR10II Wireless guitar amplifier and receiver?

The frequency range of Yamaha THR10II Wireless guitar amplifier and receiver is 2. MHz (2. GHz). This means that it operates within a specific band of frequencies designated for wireless communication between the amplifier and receiver. It's important to note that this frequency range may be subject to change depending on local regulations or other factors, so it's always best to consult the product manual or manufacturer specifications for the most up-to-date information.

How does the Yamaha THR10II Wireless differ from traditional guitar amplifiers in terms of connectivity and wireless capabilities?

The Yamaha THR10II Wireless is a modern, digital guitar amplifier that sets itself apart from traditional analog amps in terms of connectivity and wireless capabilities. While traditional amps often require direct cables to connect to other devices or speakers, the THR10II Wireless comes equipped with Bluetooth functionality, allowing you to wirelessly stream music directly into your amp for jamming along or practicing. Additionally, it includes a USB audio interface that allows you to record directly from your amp into your computer without any additional equipment. This makes it a versatile and convenient tool for both live performance and studio recording applications.

What is the specific difference between the THR10II's built-in effects and its onboard reverb, and how do these features interact when using the amp with an external guitar processor?

The THR10II has three built-in effects: a distortion circuit, a modulation circuit (which includes flanger and phaser), and a delay circuit. These effects are designed to provide a range of tonal options for playing live or recording. The effects can be accessed through the amp's menu system and adjusted using the amp's footswitch or an external controller. Onboard Reverb:
The onboard reverb in the THR10II is a digital spring reverb that simulates the sound of a physical spring reverb chamber. This type of reverb is often used to create a sense of space and depth in a mix. The onboard reverb can be accessed through the amp's menu system and adjusted using the amp's footswitch or an external controller. Interaction with External Guitar Processors:
When using the THR10II with an external guitar processor, the built-in effects and onboard reverb interact in different ways depending on how you set up your signal chain. If you're running your guitar directly into the THR10II, then through the guitar processor, the amp's built-in effects will be inserted after the processor. This means that any processing done by the processor will occur before the amp's effects are applied. If you're using a loop switcher to send the processed signal from the guitar processor back into the THR10II for further processing, the amp's onboard reverb can be used to add depth and ambiance to the sound. In this scenario, the built-in effects would not be inserted after the processor. In terms of specific differences between the two features, the most notable distinction is that the built-in effects are designed to provide a range of tonal options for playing live or recording, while the onboard reverb is primarily used to create a sense of space and depth in a mix.

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