Yamaha THR5 10-Watt Mini Guitar Amplifier with Cubase AI Production Software and Yamaha THR Gig Bag

Just received my Yamaha THR5 Guitar Amp. Great for my little recording studio. Love the way it sounds. Get some great sounds out of this amp and you can practice till your hearts content and not disturb anyone while playing.It was well worth the money!!!

I'll start with the bad- The tone of this amp isn't very good, but it's not horrible either. It sounds solid state. I have a kemper profiler so I have the chance to compare good digital with the thr10 and the thr10 can't compete. Also, if you get cubase included with your purchase, it just causes one error after another when you try to use it. Every time you start cubase up it phones home to see whether your license is valid and there are a lot of issues with that (right now I'm trying to start up cubase and it's just causing one error after another while refusing to start up, and this isn't the first time it's done this. On the plus side, it's portable and can be battery operated and is really light, so if you're a busker this amp would work well. It also has a lot of different settings and effect for a 100 dollar amp. It has a tuner, but the tuner function doesn't work well (when you turn the tuner on the sounds shuts off so you can't play and use the tuner at the same time). It allows you to plug in two inputs, so you can play a guitar through one and play a backing track through another, which is really convenient. This amp would work well for beginners. They'd never notice that the tone isn't that great and it gives plenty of options to mess around with.