Sorry for the clipping during the playing clips, guys! Seems the audio was too loud and clipped when TH-cam compressed the video. Hope you enjoy it anyway :)
when trying to record this to sound as good as it really does, i had to get a proper stereo splitter, and be careful to actually pan the channels hard left and hard right. it really doesn't sound right unless you do that.
Allen Ballesteros because you might not have the budget to buy a condenser mic+audio interface, and with usb you can record high quality audio straight to the computer without additional cost
alternatively, you can use a hardware audio recorder; a Zoom R16 (a portable 16-track that is also battery powered, 8-inputs). with this amp, you absolutely must get a stereo splitter and record it as 2 channels and pan them correctly. for all of my computers, the USB recording sounds alright, but the latency is just enough to drive me crazy when recording over tracks.
Probably the best usb direct out recording I have tried... I have tried a bunch of little amps too. Blackstar, code, fender mustang. The Yamaha has the best usb record by far
This is a great amp, the sound you can provide with the software is way more great than with the knobs , for recording i must say is good and if you want to combine with some impulses you got a new world of sound, this amp was made in 2012 (not so sure) so is not so new, but the other day i was reading an article making a comparision of this amp with the Kemper Profile, obviously Kemper is light years but THR is solid. first day with the box i was not so impressed, but after 6 months i love it!
This amp is a sexy beast. Been using nothing but this amp the last two years and just concentrating on playing and getting better rather than chasing gear. Its really a bad ass lil amp.
@@rsb__ Its my first and only amp. And I paid alot for it during covid, could only find one. For that price, hell yeah its worth it. Ive got zero complaints.
I highly suggest you use the program! You can play with all of the settings of the compressor, noisegate, reverb, chorus, etc. Oh and save your tones to presets!
Yamaha THR10x is the best-sounding digital amp I have ever had. This little box sounds very close to an all-tube amp and has an amazing reverb (the best I have ever experienced) + decent FXs (e.g. chorus sounds much better than in my Boss ME80). It sounds excellent both through the speakers (stereo) and using headphones. I have been testing several amps or multieffects for bedroom volumes, including Fender Mustang, Blackstar HT5, Marshall DSL5, Tubemeister 5, BOSS ME80 and Pod Studio and for tube amps you need to crank the volume to make them sound good (your family/neighbours won's like it) while the digital ones (Fender, pod, Boss) sound...digital and crappy (unless tested on YT:)) It's likely that Kemper or Fractal may sound better than Yamaha but considering the price... This is indeed more like a practice amp rather than a device for home recording, however you get a nice DAW (Cubase) for free so you can play a bit with if you like, as well.
@Bartek You can sound like Kemper or Ax Fx even better with a Pod in terms of simulation of amps, with some practice you would have the same tone as your favorite band without spending thousands of dollars on these teams. What I see higher is in effects like delay, reverb etc. If you like high gain tones and you could never have something like this with a Pod I can help you and you will realize that Axe and Kemper are overrated and with something much cheaper you can have these tones.
@@butcher_0392 Thanks! I've never tried Kemper or Fractal myself - just heard good things about them from those who did. As for Pod - I used Studio UX1 and tried different settings, simulations, playing with DAW recording - still, the effects were poor and were far from I could get using TXR10. It was more like Atari 65XE buzz (if you know what I mean:)) refined with some FX but still not good...
@@TheBarto1234 If as I put in my message before Axe Fx and Kemper are superior in effects such as reverb, delays etc But in terms of amp simulation as such a high gain tone, with Pod farm you can achieve the same or better results. Obviously investing time in it, since with the factory presets that they offer these results will never be achieved. You have to equalize those tones and know which frequencies really do not contribute anything to the sound and which ones increase to get a quality like Metallica, Pantera etc. That requires practice and mixing knowledge. It's a lot of time spent but in the end the money saving is so high that it's worth it If you want, I can help with the high gain tones.
Dude BOSS Katana is analogue with COSM FX and it sounds amazeballs. Mustang 3 is also killer sounding. THR is just different in that it sounds fantastic at really low volumes but overall, Katanas for instance are much more amp-like and respond way better to playing dynamics/volume knob). THR is good for that it is and does sound very nice, however it's 'produced hifi' versus 'raw and more amp-like' with certain other offerings.
@@andreil1234 BOSS Katana does not seem to have much to do with analogue I believe - this is a entirley digital COSM amp. Anyway, you made me want to try one out and compare to my THR (Thanks!). As for Mustang - I've not tried 3 but had 1 once and that sounded crappy compared to all the amps I have ever had so far.
This thing is great as an interface; 4i4, built-in stereo monitors, effects. Awesome if your computer isn't that powerful because it puts less strain on your CPU. I've had mine forever and even though I have a small home studio now with a ton of gear I still use it to record every so often when I want a unique tone, but when I first got it I was a total recording noob with a crappy laptop and it was a Godsend.
Bought this one last week and it is super cool. I plug in both my guitar and bass and am very satisfied with the sound. I am even thinking of selling my Line 6 POD X3 Live because Yamaha has all I need. Also if you buy a new one, you get Cubase AI for free.
@Anton A What kind of tone do you like? I say it because in my case it's more than all metal that I play, and with Pod Farm (Pod X3 Live) that have the same simulation, I can have Metallica, Pantera, metalcore tones etc and it does not sound thin or artificial but like the tone real at an unbeatable price. If you want, I can help you.
Butcher _ 03 I tried THR with X3 Live last week and didn’t like it, maybe I was too lazy to set both correctly, it sounded too dry for me. I used CLEAN with gain on THR and Line 6 effects. Would appreciate correct instructions on commutation and settings. My favorite tones are also Metallica (AJFA, Hardwired, Death Magnetic), Pantera, Rammstein, Annihilator, Behemoth.
@@ToxygenRecAll You can have better results using your Pod X3 Live direct to your pc and use your flat response monitors. Since your Yamaha colors the sound it is not FRFR so it will bring its own sound. To use the Pod X3 Live is more recommended a Yamaha dxr10 because it only amplifies your sound without modifying it because it is FRFR. Also what guitar do you have pickups etc? I'm much better with Emg 81 than with passive simulators as it adds that extra gain to make it sound more real.
@@ToxygenRecAll I can offer you those tones that you like, at 90% accuracy and the only thing you would need would be: * Your Pod X3 Live, your PC with a free plugin to load impulses responses called Nadir and you would sound better than with a Kemper or Axe Fx at an immensely lower price. If you are interested, tell me and I will gladly help you
Butcher _ 03 thanks, I will probably return to this when it comes to recording (playing is in fact ok with what I hear). I play Gibson Explorer 2017 with 496R and T humbuckers (passive).
Wrong! Wrong! Wrong! to unleash the full potential of this great little amp connect to your computer. First off it gives access to the ability to mix effects that you can't when using it as a stand alone practice amp. The true beauty of this amp is it's ease to connect to a DAW for recording proposes, with zero latency I might add, the interface is bullet proof. If you simply like laying down chords in your DAW to solo over or if you are a song creator, this amp is terrific. The fellow who did this video missed the appeal of this amp. Sure it is a great stand alone plug in and play amp, but hook it up to you pc and this little amp comes alive and breathes fire.
I've watched many of your videos. i dont want to seem pretentious, however, I know a low action is nice but i'm noticing alot of fret buzz coming through your recordings. you might want to check your action/truss settings.
nice review and my friend there is many people cant afford a practice amp and sound card at the same time so this amp works good as a recording tool, may not be professional recording but still Cool as i seen in other videos
You can plug it into the computer because normally there is a software included. Saw it in a different video about the amp. Like an amp setup interface.
actually the recording function is great! I use it to quickly record song ideas. to make some quick n dirty arrangements when writing songs with a not too bad quality. I would never sell mine. its a keeper.
The software is good, you can edit the settings and fine tune things like your noise gate.. definitely need to plug it into the computer. I wouldn't use it for recording either..
Did you even try recording with the USB? It record a dry and wet tack at the same time. And the tones you get are nuts. Plus there are tricks to get better tones in the editor with the effects like barely engauging the reverb or the other effects. Look it up.
No I haven't tried it via USB. I don't see much sense in using this as a recording device (even if it can record dry) because for that purpose I use my interface. However I should've tried the tone tweaking, I didn't even know this was possible, thank you!
Soulhenge Gear Reviews i am contemplating on whether to buy an aristides or a wood guitar like suhr. I play djent here an there but at heart i think im a rock/shred guy...
khoirus sobri same, I can't decide if I want to save up for an Aristides or a Kiesel. The kiesel woukd be cheaper but if I got an Aristides, I wouldn't have to worry about wood warping
Do you think the Brown I is a JCM 800 and the Brown II is a 5150? My other suspicion is that the Brown I is a 5150 and the the brown II is a 5150 II or 6505+. To my ears Brown I is a Marshall but but why would they have Brit models on the other THR10's? I am looking for a cranked JCM 800 for saturated yet modern Death Metal tone.
I agree that the Power (ENGL) models are supposedly the weakest, but... just try Power I with a stratocaster on low gain settings and you'll see they do have their uses. Not so much for the 'high gain' tho :) Also, the Brown settings are markedly different, especially as you go up with the gain, they behave differently. The flat setting is perfect if you want to use some pedals or a multiFX unit, even an electronic piano/synth into it or even a violin, whatever. My only real complaint about it is that the software looks and feels kind of dated and the headphone out is kind of low quality (that is, for how good it sounds via its own speakers). I've tried to use it with good headphones, mediocre ones, low end, both studio and the more mainstream music playback types, but in the end I felt it's sucky and best used in its speaker mode.
I have this little beast.Good amp but lack of mid and gain.Good for old school metal Also can you show us your amp setting？is high gain and keep clean at smae time.
I like all the micro amps each different for your own liking. Peavey Piranha, Micro Dark,Micro Terror,& Joyo Zombie. I have been diehard Ibanez RG and Peavey man since the 80’s so being from South, Ms. of coarse I got the Peavey Piranha w/ 8” 6505 cab, Ibanez overdrive pedal and sounds great for my heavy crunch taste. Paid $200 bux of craigslist for combo; $100 bux for pedal new.Playing all these my next micro will be the Joyo Zombie(MesaBoogie)!#Ibanez# Peavey#Sinceday1
Check out my videos called Milian's Musical Meadow! There I present albums that I personally enjoy! I've got only 2 episodes for now, but more will come.
Sorry but you have succeeded in making this amp sound bad, which is really difficult to do. And yes, the editor is a powerful tool to refine the sound, and yes you can record with this little beast and get some incredible tones out of it. Check Cameron Cooper's channel to see what I mean.
Well this amplifer can be more than a simple practice amp. I use it for playing blues / metal / djent and it's working pretty well. To be honnest the best tone are the bluesy ones. But it's been like 2 years I'm using it and a drop F# 7 strings guitar can totaly match with it ! I mean for the money and the size of it (do not expect a mini mesa for 200€). This review is well done but you don't show its real sound potential... But anyway maybe we will see that lil guy in some another videos ahah
the amp modeling is for your... USBBBBB. As a practice amp yes, the speakers are what they are, but as a usb recording interface, the software and modelling that Yamaha provides as a basis for building your recording tone is POWERFUL, making it well worth the price new, alone... but your dont even need new cause the market is saturated with used models and they are made by yamaha so are built like tanks. listen to the preamp models through a headphone amp into your reference headphones or computer monitors and talk about bringing the tone in all the right ways to your ears. The preset tones ARE NOT FOR YOUR DINKY MICRO SPEAKERS, even though they still sound way better than other practice amps of similar ilk.
Maybe you do not know that the output of the headphones is a true output that you can connect to the Focusrite and monitor speakers without having to microphone cabinet etc. .. I prefer it to my Mesa Mark V .. sometimes I use the integrated sound card that sounds great! Regards
Hey quick question. If I plug into computer using USB port, would I be able to hear through headphones both what I’m playing and also the track I’m playing along to on computer all through headphones? My dilemma is wanting to play along to tracks on computer but hearing both the song and my guitar only through the headphones because I don’t want to bother my roommate with the noise. Thanks!!
Is it possible to play to get sound out of the headphone jack without getting sound out of the internal speakers? For playing at night for example? I don't want to need to connect it via USB to my computer.
Hey man.Have you checked out the new reverse headstock guitars coming out from Ibanez this year. They look pretty sweet. And I have a crazy question. I'm looking to getting back into guitar this year and I'm loving the down-tuned Djenty stuff. Should I get a 7/8 string or just 6 string and tune to drop A. Any advice will be appreciated.Help a guitarist in need.
I would recommend you go to a guitar center or music shop and try a couple 7/8 strings before you commit. but when you decide check rondomusic.com . they have some great deals. you can djent on 6,7, or 8, string guitars. it depends on what youre comfortable with. good luck.
I have thr10x for years .I love it and it's perfect for a bedroom guitarist. Also, you CAN get nice bass out of it, just need to place the amp in front of a wall. If it stands in the middle of room then bass is not so strong
Hey man, I am creating a new band (modern metal/Djent) after a long time and I've sold all my old gear, pedals etc. What would you recomend on a budget of 400-500e, mostly for live use? (for recordings the other guitarist has a kemper, so we are good xD). I am trying to decide between the pod hd500x, mooer ge200, eleven rack and a boss katana head, what is your opionion? Thanks and amazing videos by the way!!
Depends if you want to play through a cab (on rehearsals for instance) or not. I'm almost in the same situation than you are, I've sold my HD500 but I'm starting to rehearse again soon. I'd get an HD500 again and then probably a super cheap head with an FX loop so you can amplify your HD500 tone!
Absolutely use the computer you can edit in dialing sounds a lot better then without using the computer it still sounds great without their computer but let me tell you using that computer makes that sounds so much better and it's so much easier to play the guitar without straining using that editor so I definitely recommend downloading that it's pretty simple I have to get this guy's name it's Cameron something if you ask your phone how to use that thr10x you will see Cameron this guy come on there and he will show you five of his top settings and you can copy it off of him and it sounds awesome I don't think it's too good when someone he says something that they don't know much about recording another situation has nothing to do with editing that's a Cubase disk that comes with the amplifier that you download if you want to record two different things
Sorry for the clipping during the playing clips, guys! Seems the audio was too loud and clipped when TH-cam compressed the video. Hope you enjoy it anyway :)
The clipping actually apeared only in the left channel for some reason. Or maybe it's just me.
yeah, that's because it's a stereo recording ;)
Please do a review on Mooer ge200
+Puia Ralte I'll do my best to get one in the next few weeks for you guys!
when trying to record this to sound as good as it really does, i had to get a proper stereo splitter, and be careful to actually pan the channels hard left and hard right. it really doesn't sound right unless you do that.
For low income amateurs the USB port is very useful. Believe me.
L Galicki Band Why?
Allen Ballesteros because you might not have the budget to buy a condenser mic+audio interface, and with usb you can record high quality audio straight to the computer without additional cost
Oh see. Thats a good item to buy then. So in theory will that work on amplitube?
alternatively, you can use a hardware audio recorder; a Zoom R16 (a portable 16-track that is also battery powered, 8-inputs). with this amp, you absolutely must get a stereo splitter and record it as 2 channels and pan them correctly. for all of my computers, the USB recording sounds alright, but the latency is just enough to drive me crazy when recording over tracks.
Probably the best usb direct out recording I have tried... I have tried a bunch of little amps too. Blackstar, code, fender mustang. The Yamaha has the best usb record by far
This is a great amp, the sound you can provide with the software is way more great than with the knobs , for recording i must say is good and if you want to combine with some impulses you got a new world of sound, this amp was made in 2012 (not so sure) so is not so new, but the other day i was reading an article making a comparision of this amp with the Kemper Profile, obviously Kemper is light years but THR is solid. first day with the box i was not so impressed, but after 6 months i love it!
I can't find a way of loading other impulses in it, how are you doing it?
@@kimbarsegyan DAW
This amp is a sexy beast. Been using nothing but this amp the last two years and just concentrating on playing and getting better rather than chasing gear. Its really a bad ass lil amp.
These are available for about 200-250 online. Would you say still worth it?
@@rsb__ Its my first and only amp. And I paid alot for it during covid, could only find one. For that price, hell yeah its worth it. Ive got zero complaints.
@@stormbringer197 grabbed one from GC today let's see how it goes!
I just got this for $100 second hand , its awesome
Mike Marin *100?*
@@xjanaf2232 noo 200
@@Peterjan1995 can i buy that for $150?
@@slabshi6 500 and we got a deal
I highly suggest you use the program! You can play with all of the settings of the compressor, noisegate, reverb, chorus, etc. Oh and save your tones to presets!
wow really great sound with your little H2 zoom ! congrats for manage to have this kind of result without beastly expensive stuff.
Amazing skills of playing guitar, man!
Yamaha THR10x is the best-sounding digital amp I have ever had. This little box sounds very close to an all-tube amp and has an amazing reverb (the best I have ever experienced) + decent FXs (e.g. chorus sounds much better than in my Boss ME80). It sounds excellent both through the speakers (stereo) and using headphones. I have been testing several amps or multieffects for bedroom volumes, including Fender Mustang, Blackstar HT5, Marshall DSL5, Tubemeister 5, BOSS ME80 and Pod Studio and for tube amps you need to crank the volume to make them sound good (your family/neighbours won's like it) while the digital ones (Fender, pod, Boss) sound...digital and crappy (unless tested on YT:)) It's likely that Kemper or Fractal may sound better than Yamaha but considering the price... This is indeed more like a practice amp rather than a device for home recording, however you get a nice DAW (Cubase) for free so you can play a bit with if you like, as well.
@Bartek
You can sound like Kemper or Ax Fx even better with a Pod in terms of simulation of amps, with some practice you would have the same tone as your favorite band without spending thousands of dollars on these teams.
What I see higher is in effects like delay, reverb etc.
If you like high gain tones and you could never have something like this with a Pod I can help you and you will realize that Axe and Kemper are overrated and with something much cheaper you can have these tones.
@@butcher_0392
Thanks! I've never tried Kemper or Fractal myself - just heard good things about them from those who did. As for Pod - I used Studio UX1 and tried different settings, simulations, playing with DAW recording - still, the effects were poor and were far from I could get using TXR10. It was more like Atari 65XE buzz (if you know what I mean:)) refined with some FX but still not good...
@@TheBarto1234
If as I put in my message before Axe Fx and Kemper are superior in effects such as reverb, delays etc
But in terms of amp simulation as such a high gain tone, with Pod farm you can achieve the same or better results. Obviously investing time in it, since with the factory presets that they offer these results will never be achieved.
You have to equalize those tones and know which frequencies really do not contribute anything to the sound and which ones increase to get a quality like Metallica, Pantera etc. That requires practice and mixing knowledge.
It's a lot of time spent but in the end the money saving is so high that it's worth it
If you want, I can help with the high gain tones.
Dude BOSS Katana is analogue with COSM FX and it sounds amazeballs. Mustang 3 is also killer sounding. THR is just different in that it sounds fantastic at really low volumes but overall, Katanas for instance are much more amp-like and respond way better to playing dynamics/volume knob). THR is good for that it is and does sound very nice, however it's 'produced hifi' versus 'raw and more amp-like' with certain other offerings.
@@andreil1234 BOSS Katana does not seem to have much to do with analogue I believe - this is a entirley digital COSM amp. Anyway, you made me want to try one out and compare to my THR (Thanks!). As for Mustang - I've not tried 3 but had 1 once and that sounded crappy compared to all the amps I have ever had so far.
This thing is great as an interface; 4i4, built-in stereo monitors, effects. Awesome if your computer isn't that powerful because it puts less strain on your CPU. I've had mine forever and even though I have a small home studio now with a ton of gear I still use it to record every so often when I want a unique tone, but when I first got it I was a total recording noob with a crappy laptop and it was a Godsend.
great and honest review , thanks for mentioning it’s plastic y feel. 👍🏼
You can edit the sounds on the amp with the usb and the thr editor
Bought this one last week and it is super cool. I plug in both my guitar and bass and am very satisfied with the sound. I am even thinking of selling my Line 6 POD X3 Live because Yamaha has all I need. Also if you buy a new one, you get Cubase AI for free.
@Anton A
What kind of tone do you like?
I say it because in my case it's more than all metal that I play, and with Pod Farm (Pod X3 Live) that have the same simulation, I can have Metallica, Pantera, metalcore tones etc and it does not sound thin or artificial but like the tone real at an unbeatable price.
If you want, I can help you.
Butcher _ 03 I tried THR with X3 Live last week and didn’t like it, maybe I was too lazy to set both correctly, it sounded too dry for me. I used CLEAN with gain on THR and Line 6 effects. Would appreciate correct instructions on commutation and settings. My favorite tones are also Metallica (AJFA, Hardwired, Death Magnetic), Pantera, Rammstein, Annihilator, Behemoth.
@@ToxygenRecAll
You can have better results using your Pod X3 Live direct to your pc and use your flat response monitors.
Since your Yamaha colors the sound it is not FRFR so it will bring its own sound.
To use the Pod X3 Live is more recommended a Yamaha dxr10 because it only amplifies your sound without modifying it because it is FRFR.
Also what guitar do you have pickups etc? I'm much better with Emg 81 than with passive simulators as it adds that extra gain to make it sound more real.
@@ToxygenRecAll
I can offer you those tones that you like, at 90% accuracy and the only thing you would need would be:
* Your Pod X3 Live, your PC with a free plugin to load impulses responses called Nadir and you would sound better than with a Kemper or Axe Fx at an immensely lower price.
If you are interested, tell me and I will gladly help you
Butcher _ 03 thanks, I will probably return to this when it comes to recording (playing is in fact ok with what I hear). I play Gibson Explorer 2017 with 496R and T humbuckers (passive).
Wrong! Wrong! Wrong! to unleash the full potential of this great little amp connect to your computer. First off it gives access to the ability to mix effects that you can't when using it as a stand alone practice amp. The true beauty of this amp is it's ease to connect to a DAW for recording proposes, with zero latency I might add, the interface is bullet proof. If you simply like laying down chords in your DAW to solo over or if you are a song creator, this amp is terrific. The fellow who did this video missed the appeal of this amp. Sure it is a great stand alone plug in and play amp, but hook it up to you pc and this little amp comes alive and breathes fire.
I've watched many of your videos. i dont want to seem pretentious, however, I know a low action is nice but i'm noticing alot of fret buzz coming through your recordings. you might want to check your action/truss settings.
Project Undecided Amen
Yes, your guitar needs a set up bad dude
nice review and my friend there is many people cant afford a practice amp and sound card at the same time so this amp works good as a recording tool, may not be professional recording but still Cool as i seen in other videos
You can plug it into the computer because normally there is a software included. Saw it in a different video about the amp. Like an amp setup interface.
Nice review man!
Nice video! very informative as usual :D
The best amp In my opinion got this because of Cameron cooper
Absolutely. Same here. In fact I bought it today and I am floored at how amazing it sounds.
actually the recording function is great! I use it to quickly record song ideas. to make some quick n dirty arrangements when writing songs with a not too bad quality. I would never sell mine. its a keeper.
I will buy this for practice to carry with me on trips
The software is good, you can edit the settings and fine tune things like your noise gate.. definitely need to plug it into the computer. I wouldn't use it for recording either..
This guy is honest about his review. More than i can say about alot of others
Did you even try recording with the USB? It record a dry and wet tack at the same time. And the tones you get are nuts. Plus there are tricks to get better tones in the editor with the effects like barely engauging the reverb or the other effects. Look it up.
No I haven't tried it via USB. I don't see much sense in using this as a recording device (even if it can record dry) because for that purpose I use my interface.
However I should've tried the tone tweaking, I didn't even know this was possible, thank you!
Good review
Aweeeeee yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah man! You delivered !
Soulhenge, good honest review. The only thing with amp is you can't use a foot pedal to switch overdrive on and off am I right?
aristides review please :) i like how unbiased your review is.
Not sure if they would lend me one :O I've played one at their Euroblast booth in 2016 though and it was absolutely incredible.
Soulhenge Gear Reviews i am contemplating on whether to buy an aristides or a wood guitar like suhr. I play djent here an there but at heart i think im a rock/shred guy...
khoirus sobri same, I can't decide if I want to save up for an Aristides or a Kiesel. The kiesel woukd be cheaper but if I got an Aristides, I wouldn't have to worry about wood warping
Do you think the Brown I is a JCM 800 and the Brown II is a 5150? My other suspicion is that the Brown I is a 5150 and the the brown II is a 5150 II or 6505+. To my ears Brown I is a Marshall but but why would they have Brit models on the other THR10's? I am looking for a cranked JCM 800 for saturated yet modern Death Metal tone.
If i play stuff like GnR ACDC and other similar bands, what would be better to have, this model or the classic thr10
THR10 original is the best all around amp especially if you are not looking for extreme gain. Plus it has acoustic and bass models.
I agree that the Power (ENGL) models are supposedly the weakest, but... just try Power I with a stratocaster on low gain settings and you'll see they do have their uses. Not so much for the 'high gain' tho :)
Also, the Brown settings are markedly different, especially as you go up with the gain, they behave differently.
The flat setting is perfect if you want to use some pedals or a multiFX unit, even an electronic piano/synth into it or even a violin, whatever.
My only real complaint about it is that the software looks and feels kind of dated and the headphone out is kind of low quality (that is, for how good it sounds via its own speakers). I've tried to use it with good headphones, mediocre ones, low end, both studio and the more mainstream music playback types, but in the end I felt it's sucky and best used in its speaker mode.
I have this little beast.Good amp but lack of mid and gain.Good for old school metal
Also can you show us your amp setting？is high gain and keep clean at smae time.
yo so you have an Adept poster. 10/10
I just found your channel and its fantastic. Sub'd.
Is this amp the same at the normal Yamaha thr10 but has a higher gain capability??
I like all the micro amps each different for your own liking. Peavey Piranha, Micro Dark,Micro Terror,& Joyo Zombie. I have been diehard Ibanez RG and Peavey man since the 80’s so being from South, Ms. of coarse I got the Peavey Piranha w/ 8” 6505 cab, Ibanez overdrive pedal and sounds great for my heavy crunch taste. Paid $200 bux of craigslist for combo; $100 bux for pedal new.Playing all these my next micro will be the Joyo Zombie(MesaBoogie)!#Ibanez# Peavey#Sinceday1
Man. i would like a top 10 or so to speak of your favorite bands with your music style. Post hardcore maybe ?
Check out my videos called Milian's Musical Meadow! There I present albums that I personally enjoy! I've got only 2 episodes for now, but more will come.
Sorry but you have succeeded in making this amp sound bad, which is really difficult to do. And yes, the editor is a powerful tool to refine the sound, and yes you can record with this little beast and get some incredible tones out of it. Check Cameron Cooper's channel to see what I mean.
Well this amplifer can be more than a simple practice amp. I use it for playing blues / metal / djent and it's working pretty well. To be honnest the best tone are the bluesy ones. But it's been like 2 years I'm using it and a drop F# 7 strings guitar can totaly match with it ! I mean for the money and the size of it (do not expect a mini mesa for 200€). This review is well done but you don't show its real sound potential... But anyway maybe we will see that lil guy in some another videos ahah
the amp modeling is for your... USBBBBB. As a practice amp yes, the speakers are what they are, but as a usb recording interface, the software and modelling that Yamaha provides as a basis for building your recording tone is POWERFUL, making it well worth the price new, alone... but your dont even need new cause the market is saturated with used models and they are made by yamaha so are built like tanks. listen to the preamp models through a headphone amp into your reference headphones or computer monitors and talk about bringing the tone in all the right ways to your ears. The preset tones ARE NOT FOR YOUR DINKY MICRO SPEAKERS, even though they still sound way better than other practice amps of similar ilk.
Maybe you do not know that the output of the headphones is a true output that you can connect to the Focusrite and monitor speakers without having to microphone cabinet etc. .. I prefer it to my Mesa Mark V .. sometimes I use the integrated sound card that sounds great!
Regards
So it's a simple headphone output?!
Hey quick question. If I plug into computer using USB port, would I be able to hear through headphones both what I’m playing and also the track I’m playing along to on computer all through headphones? My dilemma is wanting to play along to tracks on computer but hearing both the song and my guitar only through the headphones because I don’t want to bother my roommate with the noise. Thanks!!
Heard that those thr are not bad at all for recording purpose
Hi, how does rgr321 feel very different from prestige?
Is it possible to play to get sound out of the headphone jack without getting sound out of the internal speakers? For playing at night for example? I don't want to need to connect it via USB to my computer.
Yes absolutely, you can play over headphones without any sound coming out of the speakers!
Hey man.Have you checked out the new reverse headstock guitars coming out from Ibanez this year. They look pretty sweet. And I have a crazy question. I'm looking to getting back into guitar this year and I'm loving the down-tuned Djenty stuff. Should I get a 7/8 string or just 6 string and tune to drop A. Any advice will be appreciated.Help a guitarist in need.
Ray Amukwaya if you like 8 strings, check reverb.com, plenty of used ibanez 7 and 8s for under 400 USD
Alex Davies Thanks...Love the white RG8
Ray Amukwaya i just ordered an RGA8 with Blackouts in it from Reverb, theres a review of that on this channel
I would recommend you go to a guitar center or music shop and try a couple 7/8 strings before you commit. but when you decide check rondomusic.com . they have some great deals. you can djent on 6,7, or 8, string guitars. it depends on what youre comfortable with. good luck.
Thanks for all the advice😊
Been wanting one of these amps for a long time. Hell I'd even get one tattooed on me if the company would send me one.
I think the Yamaha is cheaper than the tatoo.
Please don't do that.
What's the difference with the normal thr10?
This one is more focused on high gain/heavy metal amp modeling.
buying this because of this video and lampr3as guitarrist borja mintegiaga recommendation
I have thr10x for years .I love it and it's perfect for a bedroom guitarist. Also, you CAN get nice bass out of it, just need to place the amp in front of a wall. If it stands in the middle of room then bass is not so strong
Great videos ..Keep it up
Hey man, I am creating a new band (modern metal/Djent) after a long time and I've sold all my old gear, pedals etc. What would you recomend on a budget of 400-500e, mostly for live use? (for recordings the other guitarist has a kemper, so we are good xD).
I am trying to decide between the pod hd500x, mooer ge200, eleven rack and a boss katana head, what is your opionion?
Thanks and amazing videos by the way!!
Depends if you want to play through a cab (on rehearsals for instance) or not. I'm almost in the same situation than you are, I've sold my HD500 but I'm starting to rehearse again soon. I'd get an HD500 again and then probably a super cheap head with an FX loop so you can amplify your HD500 tone!
What cab did you use here?
I use my dead horse o.d. to boost it and it sounds killer
Try out the tubemieister 18, I been wanting to see a review
I will, my friend has one!
Soulhenge Gear Reviews awesome :) if all goes well I might have to get me one
Absolutely use the computer you can edit in dialing sounds a lot better then without using the computer it still sounds great without their computer but let me tell you using that computer makes that sounds so much better and it's so much easier to play the guitar without straining using that editor so I definitely recommend downloading that it's pretty simple I have to get this guy's name it's Cameron something if you ask your phone how to use that thr10x you will see Cameron this guy come on there and he will show you five of his top settings and you can copy it off of him and it sounds awesome I don't think it's too good when someone he says something that they don't know much about recording another situation has nothing to do with editing that's a Cubase disk that comes with the amplifier that you download if you want to record two different things
Can you use any pedals with this practice amp
Brootal Izzy of course you can, you can plug anything in between your guitar and Yamaha
if its not Djenty enough
which amp is the cheapest and best for Djent?
dude maybe the other version would've fit ur liking better, i have it and love it, great video btw
other version? I hate people like you that dont give context. There are like 5 different versions. be specific.
Can you use the USB to power the amp?
no
i read your background poster like Accept, an old-school German band, you know)
Is this tube or solid state amp?
Solid state.
all the riff is your Origins?
Some of them sounds like The Dali Thundering Concept you notice?!
Did you use any pedals or is the sound just the guitar and amp?
It's just guitar and amp!
Which RG is that exactly? Never seen one of those with a reverse headstock.
J. Stormer looks like an MTM2
..."it's a nice object" lol
That adept poster though
400th like!!! 🎊🎊🎊🎉🎉🎉
"subbosed" Lol all good m8
That sucks it’s so plasticy. It looks like it would be solid.
Amp casing (the green area) is metal.
Get your own hands on it. It's a nice amp for the price
What's up is a refund for that haircut.
What tasty sounds that jesus😋
yuMA-ha
Much yapping.
I hate the sound of the strings. bad review.
Can you use this amp with an acoustic guitar?