Summary of So Hot, It Glows: Sexy THR Amp and Music Player From Yamaha
Yamaha's THR amplifiers introduce a new category of compact, hi-fi stereo guitar amps featuring realistic multi-effects and tube-like modeling. They function as portable practice units, recording interfaces with near-zero latency, and computer monitors. Compatible with electric guitars, basses, and external devices like iPods, the battery-powered THR10 and THR5 utilize Virtual Circuit Modeling (VCM) and include bundled Cubase AI6 software for seamless music production.
Parts used in the Yamaha THR Amplifier:
- THR10 amplifier
- THR5 amplifier
- Virtual Circuit Modeling (VCM) effects
- Battery power system
- MP3 player input
- USB direct input
- Cubase AI6 Digital Audio Workstation
Buena Park, Calif. (PRWEB) February 29, 2012
Yamahas thoroughly unique THR amplifiers represent a completely new category of never-before seen guitar amp. The first hi-fi stereo units to feature realistic guitar multi-effects and classic amp modeling — with plug-in capability for iPods, iPhones and other external devices — they also function as an exceptional guitar recording interface. Not only do they sound good, they also look sleek. Though compact, they pack a lot of power when plugging in an electric guitar, acoustic guitar, bass or external sound source.
Most guitarists have a stage rig and a smaller practice amp, but the THR10 and THR5 provide a third alternative an attractive amp with a multitude of capabilities that fits on a coffee table or desk and provides great sound for the times when a guitarist isnt on stage. Fully portable, the battery powered THR amps feature Yamahas exclusive Virtual Circuit Modeling (VCM) effects, including professional sounding reverb, and realistic tube-like amp response. It also includes an input for an mp3 player and a USB direct input.
If I had the THR growing up, I would never have left my house, said Dennis Webster, marketing manager, Yamaha Guitars. To have that incredible stereo sound with Yamahas VCM is a game changer for the personal amplifier business. The THR line-up of personal amplifiers combines the best of all worlds; sound, functionality, portability.
The THR represents a new category of guitar amplifier that comes bundled with Cubase AI6 Digital Audio Workstation and offers near-zero latency computer recording. And, when connected to a computer, it serves as a great-sounding monitor. The hi-fi stereo playback seamlessly blends with the guitar output so that it sounds like the guitarist is part of the band.
This is the first amp of its kind and it performs so many functions extremely well, said Armando Vega, product manager, Yamaha Guitars. The THR offers tremendous value and combines the pedigree of Yamaha electronics with well-respected musical audio innovations to create a game-changing product.
For more information, visit Yamaha Corporation of America at Winter NAMM 2012 in The Marriott Hotel Marquis Ballroom, Anaheim, Calif.; write Yamaha Corporation of America, Yamaha Guitars, P.O. Box 6600, Buena Park, CA 90622; telephone (714) 522-9011; e-mail infostation(at)yamaha(dot)com; visit http://4wrd.it/yamahaguitars.
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- What makes the THR amplifier unique?
The THR is the first hi-fi stereo unit to feature realistic guitar multi-effects, classic amp modeling, and plug-in capability for external devices while functioning as a recording interface. - Can the THR amplifier be used without being plugged into a wall outlet?
Yes, the THR amps are fully portable and battery powered. - Does the THR amplifier come with recording software?
Yes, it comes bundled with Cubase AI6 Digital Audio Workstation. - How does the THR handle external audio sources?
It features an input for an mp3 player and allows hi-fi stereo playback that blends seamlessly with the guitar output. - What technology does Yamaha use to create realistic sound?
Yamaha uses its exclusive Virtual Circuit Modeling (VCM) effects including professional sounding reverb and realistic tube-like amp response. - Is the THR suitable for recording directly to a computer?
Yes, when connected to a computer, it serves as a great-sounding monitor offering near-zero latency computer recording. - Which instruments can be plugged into the THR amplifier?
You can plug in an electric guitar, acoustic guitar, bass, or any external sound source.
