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Yamaha THR10C Mini Guitar Amplifier with Cubase AI Production Software

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Features

  • Five classic amp models, plus bass, acoustic, and instrument modes.
  • Can run on AC power or batteries.
  • Effects processing driven by Yamaha's signature VCM technology
  • Includes Cubase AI recording software. Rated Output - 10W (5W + 5W)
  • High-fi Stereo and Recoding Interface

Description

THR10C takes the personal-amp concept to a new level of audio fidelity. The finest tube amps respond to a player’s every touch - with picking dynamics and playing style adding as much to the tone as your guitar and pickups. Using Yamaha’s exclusive VCM (Virtual Circuitry Modelling) technology, THR10C perfectly recreates the unmistakable response and dynamics that only a boutique tube combo can provide.

Brand: Yamaha


Color: Black


Compatible Devices: Guitar


Material: Ac


Output Wattage: 10 Watts


Item Weight: 6.16 pounds


Product Dimensions: 17.09 x 9.17 x 10.39 inches


Item model number: THR10C


Batteries: 8 AA batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: October 23, 2012


Color Name: Black


Compatible Devices: Guitar


Connector Type: 3.5mm Jack, USB


Material Type: Ac


Output Wattage: 10 Watts


Size: Desktop Amplifier


Power Source: Battery Powered


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    • Great For Traveling
I'm a consultant and spend almost every week (Sunday - Thursday) out at client sites and living in hotels. I picked up a quite playable ChEaPiiphone Les Paul for dragging through airports, but didn't have a solution for an amp that could both be packed into luggage AND produce tolerable tone... until this. I got this amp about a month ago and it packs nicely inside a medium sized suitcase and there's still plenty of room for clothes. I did get the bag for it for additional protection since the airlines tend to abuse luggage and it's survived 3 trips so far. ...but being portable is only part of what makes it a great choice for travelers. For it's size, you would expect a transistor radio sound..Yamaha uses the space very creatively as it has a pretty nice bass component in the range of tones. The overdriven sound it produces is like a recording of a full size amp being whaled upon, played at a lower volume (well I keep it low as a favor to hotel neighbors). I have turned it up at home and it sounds equally good at the high end of it's volume range. The different boutique overdrives it produces are also key. I like the Class A setting with high gain for a ZZ Top Boogie blues sound. ...but can jump quickly to a Vernon Reid-ish Cult of Personality sound by dialing in Mini on the amp selector. The effects (as the modeled amps) do not sound cheap or gimmicky. I have a Fender Mustang II and all but a meager few of the amps are even half-way usable and all the effects sound cheap. I love everything about the Yamaha THR10C. I may even try one of the others since they did such a fine job with this one. ...as for the switch. It does look a little light-weight. I would simply replace it with a heavier duty one if it should ever break. It's just a switch and wiring that in can't be that much work. I definitely would not pay to have it done. HIGHLY recommend this amp for people like me, that travel a lot, and don't want to sacrifice tone for size. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2014 by GT in Austin
    • Tube tones at more reasonable volumes.
I picked one of these up as a practice amp for low-volume bedroom noodling and for playing when I travel, and I have to say I'm impressed. It very well replicates the warmth and natural dynamic range of a tube amp. I'm particularly impressed with how well it cleans up when lowering the volume on my guitar. I mostly play it with my strat, although I have given it a try with my SG, and it sounds very good with both guitars. I opted for the "C" model, as I mostly play blues and classic rock, and although all of the channels have something to offer, I usually stick to the "mini" channel. I find that it has enough gain when cranked to scratch my AC/DC itch, but when the gain is turned down to about halfway, it yields a fantastic dirty blues tone with the neck pickup on my strat. The reason I took a star off is that there is no ability to change the channels. Lots of other modeling amps let you re-map each of the channels and create your own patches (boss's two larger katana amps, the 50 and the 100, both have this functionality, although the mini doesn't). I think not implementing a feature like this on such a great modeling amp was a missed opportunity, but it certainly isn't a dealbreaker. I still highly recommend the THR10C. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2017 by sheev
    • Perfect for playing around the house or busking
So much versatility in one amp. It sounds like a full stack with a rack full of effects, yet it is just over 5 pounds. It has a nice clean amp sim, a good 50's-70's era moderately dirty Leslie, and a few more for that boosted overdrive sound needed for djent, metal and modern pop rock sound. I tried it on my Schecter Omen 8 string and Donner Jazz semi-hollowbody. Both did quite well from open E to those squealing pinched harmonics. I wasn't brave enough to try it on my 5 string bass. It goes pretty low and I am honestly afraid I might push it to hard, though it might work OK. I have no idea. It does do good amp modeling into my studio monitors though, and I can vouch for all three guitars on that. Not sure what there is to not like about it except it isn't a 30 watt version. I like this one though because it is lighter and easier to carry. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2023 by chris kirschner

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