Yamaha THR30II Wireless 30W 2x3 Guitar Combo Amp Black

Good, could be great

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submitteda year ago

bymbarron

fromMidwest

Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

I get confused why amp makers have different modes/models. Not by the actual sound that comes out. Why does the overall volume from one model to the next DRAMATICALLY change. Absolutely no way to flip that switch in a live performance and not blow away somebody's ear drum.

Convenient but…

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submitted2 years ago

byBob

fromMiami

I like how the wireless integration makes it easy to play cable free, and I can also use a wireless foot switch to change presets. However, the older THR10X sounds much better.

Great cleans

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submitted2 years ago

byStrings Attached

fromKnoxville

I use it as a portable battery powered jazz amp

Amazing product - highly recommend

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submitted3 years ago

byNick

fromTasmania, Australia

I exclusively use this product at home, normally connected with a set of headphones. This amp is PERFECT for my situation and is a great quality amplifier. I love the fact that it can be completely wireless (with the use of the line6 relay g10). I was tossing up between the Katana air and the spark and overall, I'm extremely happy I paid the extra and went with the Yamaha. Plus, the wife lets me keep it out on display, that's how good it looks. So if you're tossing up whether to buy this amp, do yourself a favour and buy it!

Exceptional craftsmanship and superb sound.

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submitted3 years ago

byRichard

fromToronto

Yamaha has annihilated the competition with the THR30II Wireless Desktop Amp. The guitar sound this thing produces is remarkable and has far surpassed my expectations of what an amp this size is capable of producing. As a longtime pro guitar player I admit I'm getting tired of heavy amps and a suitcase of cords and pedals. Perhaps that's just one of the reasons I find the 30 watt desktop THR30II Wireless so refreshing. Yamaha has produced a powerful desktop system with a realistic tube tone that sounds so good, it makes me want to play longer, and even at my age, that continues to make me a better player. There are 8 variations.. clean, crunch, lead, hi gain, special, bass, acoustic and flat. Each with 3 variations.. modern, boutique and classic. The acoustic and flat settings are perfect for acoustics and the bass, middle and treble controls actually work, providing excellent EQ control. The craftsmanship is impressive. Built like a tank and impeccably manufactured. Even the headphone amp, where most manufacturers tend to cheap out, is one of the best I've heard. It's as good as the THR30's custom twin speakers. The built in effects include the pro processing Yamaha is known for, and if you connect your smart device and use the free downloadable Yamaha THR Remote app, you'll have a dozen additional settings like multiple cabs, reverbs, delays, a noise gate and adjustable compression. All THR30II settings, including a separate Bluetooth audio channel, are controllable via the THR Remote app. With the THR30II, Yamaha's engineers and sound techs obviously spent major time coming up with a way to deliver that warm tube sound at living room level. It's one of the THR30II's top features. Of all the equipment I've purchased over the last 30 years, the THR30II Wireless desktop amp (Black) is one of the most amazing pieces of gear I've owned. It's built like a Rolls Royce, and the quality of sound it produces is absolutely remarkable for its size.

Very nice compact Amp

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submitted3 years ago

byHp

fromCornwall on Hudson

I really am enjoying the wireless capability of this amp. No latency and very good sound. Lightweight yet very well constructed.