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product_id: 48505030
title: "Yamaha THR10 Desktop Guitar Amplifier and Interface with Cubase AI Recording Software"
brand: "yamaha"
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# 10W stereo output AC/battery powered portability 5 classic amp models + effects Yamaha THR10 Desktop Guitar Amplifier and Interface with Cubase AI Recording Software

**Brand:** yamaha
**Price:** ₨11583
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎸 Elevate your desktop jam with Yamaha’s THR10 — where pro tone meets ultimate freedom!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Yamaha THR10 Desktop Guitar Amplifier and Interface with Cubase AI Recording Software by yamaha
- **How much does it cost?** ₨11583 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- yamaha enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted yamaha brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Ultimate Portability:** Lightweight design runs on AC or batteries—perfect for on-the-go creativity without compromise.
- • **Seamless USB Interface:** Plug-and-play USB connectivity with Cubase AI software for effortless editing, recording, and tone customization.
- • **Versatile Amp Modeling:** Five iconic amp models powered by Yamaha’s signature VCM tech deliver authentic tones from clean to full-gain.
- • **Pro-Grade Effects Suite:** Rich, dynamic effects including a lush reverb that rivals pedalboards—no more settling for basic echoes.
- • **Studio-Quality Stereo Sound:** Experience hi-fi stereo clarity developed with Yamaha’s award-winning AV tech for immersive practice and recording.

## Overview

The Yamaha THR10 is a compact 10-watt stereo guitar amplifier and USB interface featuring five classic amp models and a premium effects suite powered by Yamaha’s VCM technology. Designed for portability with AC or battery power, it delivers hi-fi sound quality developed alongside Yamaha’s AV division. Integrated USB connectivity and bundled Cubase AI software make it a versatile tool for practice, recording, and tone shaping, ideal for musicians seeking professional sound in a desktop-friendly package.

## Description

10-Watt 1-channel 2x3" Battery-powered stereo guitar combo amplifier with built-in amplifier models, effects, and USB for editing and recording.

Review: Excelente equipamento - Diversos efeitos. Som límpido. Excelente
Review: Truly complete desktop amp with no compromises - This amp feels like the cutting edge in 2023. I've played dozens of guitars thru many amplifiers (every major amp modeler, loads of average solid state and computerized amps from the past 3 decades, a few ridiculous tube icons) and I would say that this amp is as good as it's specs can give you. This is the best amp for $200. This is the best amp with 10 watts behind it. There are no unjustified compromises. This Yamaha has expanded fully into its niche and left hardly any room for improvement. The sounds are amazing. This is the most musical amp I've ever owned. You can just crank all the knobs in any direction and something decent will come out. The little dual speakers are perfect. This thing sounds huge. The bass is deep enough that it never feels like its actual size. The amp models are perfect. I don't really use the gain models, but they sound fantastic. The three flavors are entirely distinct and make up a comprehensive collection of lead tones. I'm especially happy with the "Modern" model. It is much more dynamic than your typical pot-and-pans racket EXTREME full-gain amp setting. The clean model has ergonomic headroom, the crunch model is flexible, and they're all vibrantly touch-sensitive. This is not the kind of amp where you think about other amps while you're playing it. It's everything you need for a living room. The sounds you're thinking about are in there, and the doors to get them out are all unlocked. The effects are not knockoff crap. They are real. The reverb isn't a "well, at least you've got one" muddy echo. It's a whole, beautiful, drippy reverb suite that I'd find good enough for a pedal board. Can't say enough good. It feels, looks, and sounds great. It is really the best of everything. I rarely have such unqualified praise for gear. This thing is ergonomic and functional enough to pull me away from Neural for practice and light jamming. It is forward-thinking. The interface is intuitive, and the controls are well-tuned and thought out. It has set a new standard for me; my old mini amps are basically useless now haha. Here are my dumb little Cons: 1. I wish it had a 3-band EQ. I don't need it. This tone knob is good. I just want it. 2. The tuner has less polish than the rest of it. I use it often, but accessing it is clunky. Turn the amp on, wait for it to wake up enough for the tuner, press and hold the Tap: Delay. Don't press it too soon. Don't release it too quickly. Oops, you missed somehow. Try again. And you've got that big ugly LCD screen just for this. The rest of the amp feels and looks so great that this little headache sticks out a lot. Maybe I'm dreaming, but I'd have paid extra for a cute little LED array and a dedicated control. 3. Need a computer to access everything. This amp has a built-in compressor and presets! You gotta plug it in for that, tho. At that point, I'd rather use modeling software and get literally everything all at once. I wish I had a compressor knob sometimes. I really want all the controls from the bigger models, but this wattage is perfect and it'd feel dumb doubling my wattage just for presets. These cons aren't a big deal, but they all definitely make the amp feel less like the "small model" and more like the "budget model" when the rest of the amp says the opposite. I wasn't sure if I wanted to spend quite this much on a practice amp. I'm glad I did. It isn't a "practice" amp. It just does that really well too. What a cool little instrument.

## Features

- Includes five classic amp models and a range of effects processing, driven by Yamaha"s signature VCM technology
- Lightweight, portable amp that can run on AC power or batteries.
- Developed with Yamaha"s award-winning AV division to offer true hi-fi stereo sound and a new experience in guitar amplifiers.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B007J0UWMU |
| Amplifier Type | Combo Amplifier |
| Audio Output Mode | Stereo |
| Best Sellers Rank | 88,099 in Musical Instruments & DJ ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments & DJ ) 364 in Computer Audio Interfaces |
| Brand | Yamaha |
| Brand Name | Yamaha |
| Colour | Black |
| Compatible Devices | guitar, electric bass, acoustic guitar |
| Compatible devices | guitar, electric bass, acoustic guitar |
| Connector Type | USB |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 317 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Ac |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00086792960913 |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 12D x 16.7W x 27.1H centimetres |
| Item Type Name | Electric Guitar Mini Amplifier |
| Item Weight | 4.4 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | YAMAHA |
| Manufacturer Part Number | THR5 |
| Material | Ac |
| Model Name | THR5 |
| Model Number | THR5 |
| Number of Bands | 3 |
| Output Channel Quantity | 2 |
| Output Wattage | 5 Watts |
| Output wattage | 5 Watts |
| Power Source | AA alkaline batteries or nickel-hydride batteries, AC adapter |
| Product dimensions | 12D x 16.7W x 27.1H centimetres |
| Speaker Size | 3 Inches |
| UPC | 086792960913 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Yamaha
- **Colour:** Black
- **Compatible devices:** guitar, electric bass, acoustic guitar
- **Material:** Ac
- **Output wattage:** 5 Watts

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excelente equipamento
*by J***A on 20 April 2026*

Diversos efeitos. Som límpido. Excelente

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Truly complete desktop amp with no compromises
*by L***N on 5 December 2023*

This amp feels like the cutting edge in 2023. I've played dozens of guitars thru many amplifiers (every major amp modeler, loads of average solid state and computerized amps from the past 3 decades, a few ridiculous tube icons) and I would say that this amp is as good as it's specs can give you. This is the best amp for $200. This is the best amp with 10 watts behind it. There are no unjustified compromises. This Yamaha has expanded fully into its niche and left hardly any room for improvement. The sounds are amazing. This is the most musical amp I've ever owned. You can just crank all the knobs in any direction and something decent will come out. The little dual speakers are perfect. This thing sounds huge. The bass is deep enough that it never feels like its actual size. The amp models are perfect. I don't really use the gain models, but they sound fantastic. The three flavors are entirely distinct and make up a comprehensive collection of lead tones. I'm especially happy with the "Modern" model. It is much more dynamic than your typical pot-and-pans racket EXTREME full-gain amp setting. The clean model has ergonomic headroom, the crunch model is flexible, and they're all vibrantly touch-sensitive. This is not the kind of amp where you think about other amps while you're playing it. It's everything you need for a living room. The sounds you're thinking about are in there, and the doors to get them out are all unlocked. The effects are not knockoff crap. They are real. The reverb isn't a "well, at least you've got one" muddy echo. It's a whole, beautiful, drippy reverb suite that I'd find good enough for a pedal board. Can't say enough good. It feels, looks, and sounds great. It is really the best of everything. I rarely have such unqualified praise for gear. This thing is ergonomic and functional enough to pull me away from Neural for practice and light jamming. It is forward-thinking. The interface is intuitive, and the controls are well-tuned and thought out. It has set a new standard for me; my old mini amps are basically useless now haha. Here are my dumb little Cons: 1. I wish it had a 3-band EQ. I don't need it. This tone knob is good. I just want it. 2. The tuner has less polish than the rest of it. I use it often, but accessing it is clunky. Turn the amp on, wait for it to wake up enough for the tuner, press and hold the Tap: Delay. Don't press it too soon. Don't release it too quickly. Oops, you missed somehow. Try again. And you've got that big ugly LCD screen just for this. The rest of the amp feels and looks so great that this little headache sticks out a lot. Maybe I'm dreaming, but I'd have paid extra for a cute little LED array and a dedicated control. 3. Need a computer to access everything. This amp has a built-in compressor and presets! You gotta plug it in for that, tho. At that point, I'd rather use modeling software and get literally everything all at once. I wish I had a compressor knob sometimes. I really want all the controls from the bigger models, but this wattage is perfect and it'd feel dumb doubling my wattage just for presets. These cons aren't a big deal, but they all definitely make the amp feel less like the "small model" and more like the "budget model" when the rest of the amp says the opposite. I wasn't sure if I wanted to spend quite this much on a practice amp. I'm glad I did. It isn't a "practice" amp. It just does that really well too. What a cool little instrument.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A wild goose chase for a good amp.
*by K***H on 24 December 2018*

It seems like I got off on the wrong foot with this amp, and I wanted to share my experiences to save you some time. After some research, I liked that this amp was powered by AA batteries, but I wasn't sure how many batteries it took. Yamaha's online resources, and various newsgroups didn't seem to be much help. I ordered a rechargeable 8-terminal charger with 8 x AA NiMh 1.2V batteries. It turns out this was the magic number. The amp in fact takes all 8 x AA batteries. Learning point #1: This amp is powered by 8 x AA alkaline or rechargeable batteries. Speaking of the adapter, the model I received had this missing from the box, but was promptly sent separately by the seller. Learning point #2: the adapter for this amp is a 15V, 3A positive tip DC adapter that resembles a laptop adapter, and is common to the THR series. Now about software - I was intrigued by the idea of editing sound options through USB. I read online that you can download software to do this. The box came with a "Get CUBASE AI now" flyer with a download access code, so I went to click on the download with my shoddy wireless connection. The download link was for "Steinberg Download Assistant", and at a weighty 108 MB, I figured it was big but worth a few minutes wait to play with the amp. It turned out to be a program to download CUBASE AI, which was a whopping 15 GB. After several failed download attempts (connection failed, etc.) my poor little laptop downloaded this overnight, plugged directly into the router. This morning I was eager to install CUBASE to start playing with the sounds on my amp. The lengthy install also added some extra supportive software along with it, like C++ 2017, some other drivers, and a smattering of third party applications. Finally it loaded, asking for an activation code I was fortunate enough to write down yesterday, and brought me to a big recording interface window. Where are the controls for my amp? After a quick google search, I discovered that the software I was actually looking for was freely available through the Yamaha website downloads section, no download code required. The two files I actually needed were the Yamaha Steinberg USB Driver, and the THR Editor V1.1.0 for my OS. Both files together occuply less than 10 MB. On the bright side, if I ever want to record and produce music, I have some free software to learn, or I can just delete CUBASE and get my 15 GB back. Learning point #3: RTFM (download instructions were in the manual). On to the amp itself. Wow what a powerful little guy! The two x 5W speakers fill a room quite nicely, waning a bit (understandably) on the lower end. The physics of a smaller speaker just can’t deliver bass as well as a larger one, but at a lower volume performs admirably well. I bought this amp to play guitar for my little guy at night. He likes a bedtime song, and I like the practice. Power is therefore not an issue, but it is there if I need it. Lots of effects are considerably split between two potentiometers. I like the little fake orange tube-amp glow. I like the solid metal construction of the amp. It feels bulletproof. I also like the look of the front grating. It is vintage-meets-modern. I also appreciate the built-in tuner which is responsive and easy to use. Yamaha marketed this amp as "A new kind of amp", and I can see why. What's new about it in my opinion is the reduced size. This amp has all of the aesthetics of a lunchbox amp head, and I suppose in a way it could be used like one, with the headphone out used as a line out for a powered cab. But the USB out (including audio out through USB - thank you!!!), the easy-to-read knobs, the many built-in effects, and the fact that this battery and wall-powered makes this amp incredibly portable and useable for small to medium-sized rooms. If the price tag weren't so large at over $200, this could be "the" next busker amp, which I suppose is a market Traynor hit with their classic Travelmate battery amp series. But Yamaha isn't marketing to buskers, but rather hipsters like me, who are looking for boutique-like sounds in a little box to play in our basements and dream of our earlier glory days when we weren't rock stars, but desperately wanted to be, and now are willing to pay $20 for foreign craft beers that taste, let's face it, just like domestic. All in all, a rocky start, but 5 stars for Yamaha on their THR5.

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