#YAMAHA THR10 PRICE FULL#
#YAMAHA THR10 PRICE PORTABLE#
#YAMAHA THR10 PRICE SOFTWARE#

#YAMAHA THR10 PRICE SOFTWARE#

Delve deeper into the THR Editor software on a PC or Mac and you also gain access to a compressor and noise gate as well as significantly improved control of effects and a selection of different cabinet simulations. The effects are also in a different class, the reverbвЂ™s and delayвЂ™s create an incredible amount of space and the chorus, flanger, phaser,В tremoloВ are all superb replications, which when used in moderation, can make a dramatic difference to your tone. The THR10 has changed my view, each model has a real tubelike warmth to it, always sounding lively and full. IвЂ™m not a huge fan of amp simulations and have been disappointedВ in the past with products from the likes of Line 6 which while they offer huge variety and certainly have their place, they can have a slightly cold digital edge to them. The quality of the sounds really are second to none. It takes some time to get used to but if youвЂ™re familiar with how, say a Vox or Marshall, responds in real life, youвЂ™ll feel instantly at home. Likewise, a slight tweak of the gain on the Modern (Mesa style) setting results in huge overdrive, something youвЂ™ll not achieve on the clean models. Cutting the tone back on one model may kill the sound completely yet be almost redundant on another. Yamaha have really have gone to town with the modelling on the THR, with the dials reacting differently from one amp model to the next just like they would on their real life counterpart. I canвЂ™t think of a single style of music that canвЂ™t be faithfully replicated with one of the five main settings. Playing clean with a touch of chorus and reverb gives the most rich jazz tones, reach for the crunch setting for searing blues soloвЂ™s and dial up the Modern setting for crisp, overdriven metal tones. Whatever you play and however you play it, there will almost certainly be a sound to suit your style. Alongside bass, acoustic and flat inputs, youвЂ™ll find remarkably accurate representaions of amps from the likes of Fender, Marshall, Vox and Mesa Boogie. It offers five different amp simulations based on some of the worlds best selling amps, in fact if youвЂ™ve heard the sound on record, youвЂ™ll find it here.

#YAMAHA THR10 PRICE FULL#

The THR10 is as comfortable with a bass as it is with a six string and despite itвЂ™s tiny 3вЂќ speakers it produces a wonderfully deep and full sound.Д«uilt on YamahaвЂ™s VCM (Virtual Circuit Modelling) technology and using the same effects technology found in YamahaвЂ™s high end mixing desks, the THR10 is a multi voiced tube amp emulator.

#YAMAHA THR10 PRICE PORTABLE#

IвЂ™m also a bass player and was looking for a small, portable battery powered amp that could handle my bass for home practice without having to wheel in a 300 watt window shaking stack. Apart from the immediately obvious difference in sound quality what does the Yamaha offer that the Orange Crush doesnвЂ™t? The Yamaha THR10 is in a different price bracket, and sonically, is in a totally different league. The THR10 is also a small battery powered amp but thatвЂ™s where the similarity ends. I was previously asked to review the Orange Micro Crush mini amp and I had a lot of fun with it, it was small, battery powered, good looking and had a surprisingly well rounded sound for itвЂ™s size. As it turns out, a review that short just wouldnвЂ™t do this unit justice, there are just so many good things to say about it that it really deserves a complete and thorough investigation. I set out to write a brief 250 word review to give readers an idea of what to expect of it sonically. This is a truly outstanding, and dare I say essential, piece of kit for any musician.

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