F1337 the casual and silly way they do these demos and challenges makes them my favourite duo to watch for guitar related demos. 👌😀

Plus it's got to be so annoying to listen to Rob play the same fucking string bend run through the scale as fast as he can solo every God damn time he picks up a guitar I can't stand it anymore and immediately fast forward but poor Lee is stuck in there with full volume.

He knows how to play, but it doesn't show. It's always more of the same. That's why I love it when Rabea does a demo. That guy knows how to play clean, blues, rock, metal, ... and still sounds very musical in all the genres. And with a strat he's simply a joy to listen to.

***** I love how folks mistake gear reviews as player reviews! By the way where's your KZfaq channel showing you playing all these awesome chord progressions and just wowing everyone while doing a soul food review???

raze101 Why do we have to prove ourselves? It won't make Rob play differently. I said Rob knows how to play, but in almost every gear demo, he does the same thing. Have you seen Rabea do demo's on his channel? He goes from amazing beautifull clean playing to djent. What is the point of seeing Rob play sweeps and djent playing in every gear demo?

Thanks man :) I live in the UK and the terror attacks are getting more common; nice to see someone who genuinely cares and isn't taking the piss.

10 times more people die every year from chocking on toast in the UK than in terrorist attacks. Disgusting and angering yes, but not as dramatic as the news want you to believe. I was minutes away from London Bridge on Saturday night and life goes on for the rest of us.

I see the same thing every time I turn on the television and watch the news for here in the States. It's just we don't call a guy with a gun shooting up his work place and killing 5 people terrorism. We just call it a Monday.

Toasts don't try to deliberately kill you.

I don't get angry at toast. What I'm saying is that the UK is hardly under fire, siege or whatever it is that the news want you to believe to keep you captive. It's not an all out war here.

Most viewers are not the best judges. Just as most players are beginners.

I have the Yamaha one too, it's great, I've spent a bit of time with the pc editor making up some nice presets ... for me, the omission of a line out is a bit pants though - it would be really usable for little gigs if it had one - there's a headphone out but it mutes the speakers of course. If this could be switchable I'd be a happy chap. Amp-wise, anyway. Looks like the vox is the same.

Actually, did you cover that? Can the Vox take a separate cab? I think a new small modeling amp shootout deserves a re-visit. The three you mentioned plus I thought Blackstar had a newer lunchbox sized amp with similar features to this.

CaptAnderton you guys should review the pignose amp🤘🤘

What about Blackstar ID:CORE BEAM and how it is in comparison with Yamaha and VOX?

Get the BEAM in the mix for a comparison.

Robur custom 24, dont think it's a 10-top though.... Still nice

the mccarty 594 is my perfect guitar

Luke Mcfarlane Luke Mcfarlane I just got done building a 1x12 cab (still waiting in some parts actually) and while browsing tolex options, no kidding, I seen a Louie Vuitton wrapped 4x12. The white background with the rainbow colored "LV" logos all over. Actually didn't look too bad lol

Ryan Wilson I saw a LV Tele on Jared Dines' Instagram 😂😂

Luke Mcfarlane that lv tele is post malone's

kim paolo salgado yeah I couldn't relieve the name, I just knew it wasn't Jareds

kim paolo salgado post malone? the shit rapper?

TheAdynator Cheers bro! :-)

Rob Chapman By the way, I did a cover of Aeromancy for my school music exam last month and I got an A+, Dorje brings the good grades 🤘

My big thing is the Effects Loop for Looping purposes just as you mentioned. Thought it since day 1 of owning the THR10. If this was available in the VOX then I would change but seeing it isn't... not enough of a reason to purchase this one. Would be an option if I didn't have a practice amp of this size though. May choose this over the Yamaha for Bluetooth purposes.

Your wife wouldn't like an amp that looks like grandma's handbag? That's odd ; )

totally agree why do these things not have fx loops or loopers its a no brainer

As well as an FX loop, an aux stereo input for connection to i-phone, laptop, 2nd giutar or mini-key board, drum machine, mic etc. A clean 50W output amp(s) would easily handle multi-inputs.

MB215 Tastes differ. Ugly to me.

mynickisnick true, looks like my mom's handbagXD

That was my thought. Like if it had some of those little leather purse handles on the top I don't think anyone would be surprised.

lol That's what I thought - ladies hand bag!!

Couldn't agree more. And maybe it comes in a paper carrier bag with string handles, so that the buyer can swing the wrapper on his/her wrist for a few weeks...

Swap Meet Louie.

Is that a Chuck Norris signature? 😂

@@therockchannel613 no that model throws a gun away before every fight.

What was wrong with Vox?

@@drovoseg I don't want to assume anything, as I only have THR10x and 10c (biased, I know). However, what I can tell you is that I've yet to see a small (or bigger) practice amp that rivals the dynamics and response of the small THR units. It's not the sound, it's more of a tactile thing. I will be fair, on the 10x I mostly use Brown I, Southern Hi and Clean settings, but the effects are good to great and those channels simply deliver. Power I also works in low gain for hendrix stuff and much more. The flat / bass models are excellent for pedals/modelers/other sources (even music, as to be able to EQ to taste as opposed to serving it though aux in. Most other ss/digital amps I've tried, while they do have good sounds inside, lack this level of dynamics and feedback. For instance, I do have a newer MOOER GE-200 multiFX unit which I can run into PAs or even the THR LineIn/BASS/FLAT setting or speakers/headphones, with tons and tons of great sounds and effects (and Impulse Responses). However, I don't feel any of them have that tactile thing the small Yamaha amps do so well. In many instances you can go from gentle clean to dirty and mean just by using finger/pick attack. Most models respond extraordinarily well to the guitar's volume knob (assuming it's not the kind that gos instant off after turning it down one fifth. They also are the best sounding units at really really low volumes. At 2 AM, if I did have to crank something up to get a good sound, I'd rather crank a tube amp w/powersoak :) So, I don't know what to say, for something a little louder I'd probably just skip ahead to BOSS Katana (maybe) or something similar. Connectivity-wise, well, there's an app that allows loading/saving presets via usb cable+otg adapter and smartphone for the Yamaha (I suppose a bluetooth - USB receiver could be used for that and aux in perhaps), but it's a really nice feature on the Vox, that's for sure. The tuner on the THR is accurate and fast for any tunging/pitch while as far as I see, the vox only offers some leds to check standard tuning. I'll surely try the Vox at some point, but based on what I know so far, I'd much rather have an updated THR to rule them all :)

Lucius Titius would love to hear that story :)

lmao not to be rude but your name sounds like it should be in that scene from life of brian where the guards are laughing at that guys name 😂

@@WorldEagleKW It's probably saved a lot of marriages. Most wives or significant others don't want a man-cave in the living room. There is often a ban on amps or "backline" in most rooms of the house. With the THR, it just looks like a little radio or something. It's kind of pretty actually. And it does a decent guitar tone at a reasonable volume.

​@@JC-fj7oo sounds like boys just date whatever female comes to prey on them first or vice versa

nobody responded to this two years ago? Wow... lol Fender Blues Junior hands down

***** haha sure it helps but it's not doing the amplifiers job.. they got that stereo sound down very nicely.

It's probably the fact that it's being recorded with a microphone against the speaker (in stereo, too) and then good spacious modeling. - I don't think it would sound AS impressive if you were in the room with it. - It's like with any other small speakers; It can be impressive up close, but as you get farther away from it, even a bit, it starts sounding kinda weak and small. Could be wrong, it might still make it seem "big" with its imaging, which helps a lot, but the point being that perspective, literally the way you're catching the sound, matters.

That's what he said.

Craig Miller just some pentatonic licks, I believe he's playing E minor pentatonic

jake schleifer Thanks Jake. I'm learning and this stuff sounds great but accessible to someone like myself

Yes it does

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José Iván González are they decent amps then an is the sound quality any good

Adrian Moore Yes they are, in my opinion more than decent. In fact, I'm not good at setting amps, but when I tried THRs it was more than easy to get a nice sound. The strongest point is that they're pretty easy to use.

José Iván González I actually own a THR10C and was wondering if pedals would work well. do you recommend any in particular? I thought about the tube screamer since it's an overdrive and the THR10C lacks gain but it's a very expensive pedal and buying one without trying it out first seemed like a bad idea

Luis Pinto I've tried TScreamers. Actually I run a Tube Screamer mini through this as a bedroom/desk rig and it sounds nice in any setting, it makes sound more compact and punchy. I've also run a couple cheap delays (ex. Mooer) and it takes 'em pretty well. My next step is to try a Friedman OD through this (but wallet hurts).

I recommend you to check how expensive is the Maxon OD (808 I think), as far as I know they´re as good as the Ibanez or the TS mini, which is also very good and not as expensive.