Even at low amp volume with your guitar volume turned up, the THR10 gets a full sound. This little box responds like a real tube amp, cleaning up with your guitar's volume, translating your attack with high fidelity. This makes the Yamaha THR10 less of a consolation prize amp and more of a miracle of design. Thanks to Yamaha's institutional knowledge building high-end audio equipment over the years, they have paired two amazing speakers with stereo sound alongside virtual circuit modeling processors that get closer to the actual thing than almost anything out there. The natural, organic response of your attack was masked, the overtones were all wrong and the decay of the signal didn't sound natural. Modeling amps are no longer a new idea, but for years their reputation has been tarnished by all-too-digital-sounding recreations of the tones they were chasing. Modeling Done RightĮven with its massive array of abilities, the Yamaha THR10's best trick is probably the fidelity of the tones it produces. The Yamaha THR10 is here to make every day an "empty house" day. Even after you've spent years practicing and saved up enough money for that perfect rig, you still have to wait for those rare moments when the house is empty and the hour is right to dime the amp and nail the intro Van Halen's "Panama." There is no better feeling than playing through a good amp turned up, but for most players with families, roommates or an apartment, the opportunities are too few and far between. Of all the factors limiting a guitarist's ability to rock, space is the most frustrating.
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