With the original THR line of guitar amps, Yamaha basically invented a new product category: the connected desktop amplifier. It filled a need that honestly many guitar players didn't even realize ...

Yamaha adds to their acclaimed desktop amplifier line with today’s introduction of the THR30IIA Wireless, a 30-watt stereo amplifier explicitly designed for acoustic guitarists. Since they debuted the ...

Though ready and willing to take full advantage of all that the digital tone modeling revolution has to offer, like many guitar gearheads, I fall back on my trusty tube amps and analog stomps when ...

The Yamaha THR amp is a digital guitar-modeling amp disguised as a tube amp, complete with the iconic orange glow of sizzling hot tubes. Amanda Kooser Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser covers gadgets ...

The THR30IIA is a state-of-the-art 30-watt stereo amp with three mic models, onboard effects and a mic input for singers When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate ...

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Yamaha has expanded its THR range of pint-sized practice amplifiers with three new models. The additions include the THR10X, the THR10X and the electro-acoustic specific THR 5A. The THR range boasts ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Portability doesn’t have to mean sacrificing sound ...

Whether you’re taking your first steps in the big ol’ world of guitar music, or if you’re on the hunt for a piece of gear that could help a family member or loved one kickstart their own playing ...

When people think of the Yamaha brand, they likely think of one of two companies. There's the Yamaha Motor Company, which is ...

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