100%!!! This is exactly what I’m looking for.

+1 I don't think they are singers but to go invite someone for a duet would be nice.

They could fake it Tiger :)!

I’d appreciate this too!

I’m thinking not because on the electric camp 61 minute man, and converted to a stereo sound this would be no different

Maybe not quite, but I will say, the acoustic setting on the regular version sounds really good to me. It even makes an electric sound acousticish. I think the flexibility of the regular version is much better... But then... it has no mic input. So you have to play through an interface out of a DAW with at least 3 inputs to use mic and stereo guitar at the same time, which isn't too much a hassle... I just wish they made the original with a mic input, rather then split the features between two amps.

i mean this model isnt made for versatility, that would be the Regular THR30II which also does acoustics just fine. dunno why yamaha made this model but eh. the Regular THR30II is amazingly flexible just like the boss katana and it also has an app for even further EQ tweaking they are honestly far more alike than ud think. conclusion buy the amp you like the most based on how it sound i preferd the Regular THR30II. also side note the THR30II has a audio and guitar audio which means you can you know put on a backing track adjust its audio and the guitar sepperately which is great really it also has 2 line outs which matters to some people and it has its own in built rechargeable battery. both are great amps, and you honestly cant go wrong with either the AIR or the Regular THR30II as in not the Acoustic version. Check out Søren Andersen's demo of the Regular THR30II

@@SubutaiTuul right! why did they make this, instead of giving the regular model a mic input? that would be ideal. The regular version does acoustic quite well. It even does a pretty good job of making electrics sound acousticy. Ah well, I'm usually playing out of my DAW anyways so I can use my mic, but then I can't use the THR asio driver, bbut have to use my interface (motu) driver to get at least 3 inputs. Just.,.. a mic input would have made it perfect.

What guitar are you playing,i have to agree that it sounds like a tin can..the other videos sounded much better than this

Hi, did you ever find out or is the newer Hotone Pulze amp the answer?

@@gtibruce havent resolved it yet - have got a THR for acoustic and boss Dual cube XlLfor electric at the moment but its cumbersome - also the boss ac22lx simulate different mic positions but is for acoustic only

BTW the Cube has no mike input which would make it more useful for busking or playing a small space gig. Even if you personally don't use it having the second input would seriously enhance re-sale value.

you CAN use them but the sound will not be great. Overdrive and distortion will not be good at all. Conversely, the regular version sounds great with acoustics and even has a dedicated Acoustic setting. The A is really for if you are primarily using acoustic and need the mic input. If you have an interface with 3 or more inputs you can run the regular version through it and use the 3rd input for a mic to use both at the same time anyway which is slightly more hassle. Basically, the A version's big selling point is the mic input. But minus the mic, the regular version is much more versatile in terms of guitar, and works great with acoustic, bass, and is a very nice amp for electric.

@@JunkBondTrader Hi, so is there an amp out there that will suit a PRS Hollow body piezo which can switch between acoustic and electric all in one?

@Ralph Reilly Did you read my comment...'if it's a practice amp'. the key word being 'practice'...why do you need more than 5 watts to 'practice'. Is your playing that bad you need to cover it with 'noise'?

I was wondering the price. Thanks. Wow!

I just checked, $600 USD

so not true. That may be truer for this version versus the regular version though. But they are tremendous amps. If you think it's a 30 dollar amp without the portability, you'd be terrible at Price is Right. The THR is pretty much hailed as the best modelling amp in the price range. That said, I would not get this version unless you NEEDED an input for mic, but most people probably have extra inputs on their interface ,making the regular version a much better buy. This one is more for specialized circumstances. The thr30ii is, to most people, better sounding than it's competitors (katana air or Spark), and costs a bit more, but does have the wireless capability. There is also a non wireless version for less money. Costs more than 30 Euros too, no surprise. The quality they achieve at the price range is pretty outstanding actually.

you don't have to charge it to use it, only if you want to use it away from a mains power source. It comes with a power cord and can be used in that way like any other amp. Output power is reduced from 30 watt (15 per channel) to 15 (7.5 per channel) watt when on battery. The reviewer should have mentioned these things. I have one, and really like it.

Great Review as always. You chaps are very able at what you do. I use this amp with my Yamaha Silent Guitars and then it really becomes a good marriage. Also Yamaha make an excellent bespoke carry bag that while a little expensive seemed better value once examined. Thank you all very much for steering us in the right direction.