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title: "Yamaha THR5 (V.2)"
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# 5 amp emulations for versatile tones Dual 3.15" stereo speakers for rich sound USB + Aux inputs for seamless connectivity Yamaha THR5 (V.2)

**Brand:** yamaha
**Price:** S/.1612
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎶 Small Amp, Massive Vibes — Own Your Sound Everywhere

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Yamaha THR5 (V.2) by yamaha
- **How much does it cost?** S/.1612 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pe](https://www.desertcart.pe/products/733430418-yamaha-thr5-v-2)

## 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

- • **Plug & Play Versatility:** USB recording and 1/8" aux input let you jam, record, and play along with your favorite tracks effortlessly.
- • **All-in-One Effects Suite:** 4 modulation + 4 reverb/delay effects give you a pro-level palette to craft your signature sound.
- • **Amp Your Creativity Anywhere:** Compact 10W powerhouse with 8-hour battery life keeps your inspiration flowing on the go.
- • **Studio-Quality Tone Sculpting:** Yamaha’s VCM tech delivers ultra-realistic tube amp sounds and authentic analog effects.
- • **Intuitive Control Meets Pro Features:** THR Editor software unlocks deep customization, compressors, and noise gates for studio-grade tone control.

## Overview

The Yamaha THR5 V.2 is a compact, portable 10-watt guitar amplifier featuring 5 distinct amp models and a suite of 8 high-quality effects powered by Yamaha’s Virtual Circuit Modeling technology. With dual stereo speakers, USB connectivity for 2-channel recording/playback, and up to 8 hours of battery-powered playtime, it’s designed for professional musicians and creators seeking studio-grade tone and flexibility in a sleek, travel-ready package.

## Description

The Yamaha THR5 10 Watt Guitar Amp is a portable 10 watt guitar amplifier with built-in amplifier modeling, effects and tuner. Equipped with two 3" speakers, the THR5 can be powered by the included power or 8 AA batteries for on-the-go play. Yamaha designed speaker enclosures are optimized to handle both guitar with 1/4" input and stereo playback from 1/8" auxiliary input. The THR5 is available in 5 amplifiers including Clean, Crunch, Lead, Brit Hi and Modern, allowing you to choose from a variety of tones. Chorus, Tremolo, Phaser, Delay and Reverb for even more customized tones. All effects included are based on Yamaha's Virtual Circuitry Modeling technology, VCM. VCM effects were created to simulate the sensitivity of analog effect pedals and amplifiers. The THR Editor, a software download download download from Yamaha, gives you detailed control over the THR5 beyond the control knob of the amplifier itself. It also provides amplifier compressors and noise-gate effects for greater control over sound

Review: 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.
Review: Taking it out of the box, it seemed sort of small. That first impression was replaced with being impressed with it's retro design and solid build. The handle is not flimsy as some reviewers have suggested. There's a built-in tuner which is handy. There are five Amp sounds: Clean, Crunch, Lead, Brit Hi and Modern, that reproduce popular amp sounds. In addition, there’s an Effect knob with Chorus, Flanger, Phaser, and Tremolo. There's also a Delay/Reverb knob with Delay, Delay Reverb, Spring and Hall. Finally, there's Gain, Master and Volume knobs. All together, the Yamaha THR5 can create a wide variety of sounds & effects. The general audio quality is very good and it can get relatively loud. Depending on the patch cord used, there might be a slight buzz. Lastly, there’s a USB socket and supplied software for connecting it to a computer. All in all, a very capable, great sounding mini-amp that takes up very little space and looks good. I'm impressed.

## Features

- Great portable guitar amplifier for practice, composing songs and recording. Five great guitar amp emulation settings allow access to all popular tube amp styles
- 4 modulation effects and 4 independent reverb/delay effects allow you to dial a wide range of tones. YAMAHA Virtual Circuit Modeling (VCM) technology delivers ultra-realistic sound and feel
- Up to 6 hours of continuous play time with included AC adapter or 8 AA batteries Auxiliary 1/8" input allows you to play audio from your personal music player
- USB connection allows you to record 2 channels to your PC or play 2 channels from your computer
- Dual 3.15" speakers provide internal effects and stereo audio for auxiliary / computer audio playback

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B007J0UWMU |
| Amazon Bestseller | #75,712 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #421 in Combo Guitar Amplifiers |
| Batteries Included | No |
| Batteries Required | No |
| Brand | Yamaha |
| Compatible Devices | Guitar |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (305) |
| Date First Available | August 6, 2012 |
| Item Model Number | THR5 |
| Item Weight | 4.4 Pounds |
| Item model number | THR5 |
| Manufacturer | ヤマハ(YAMAHA) |
| Material | Metal |
| Product Dimensions | 16.71 x 11.99 x 27.1 cm; 2 kg |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Yamaha
- **Compatible Devices:** Guitar
- **Item Weight:** 4.4 Pounds
- **Material:** Metal
- **Output Wattage:** 5 Watts

## Images

![Yamaha THR5 (V.2) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71QccSVp8HL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by L***N on December 5, 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.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by R***E on November 5, 2022*

Taking it out of the box, it seemed sort of small. That first impression was replaced with being impressed with it's retro design and solid build. The handle is not flimsy as some reviewers have suggested. There's a built-in tuner which is handy. There are five Amp sounds: Clean, Crunch, Lead, Brit Hi and Modern, that reproduce popular amp sounds. In addition, there’s an Effect knob with Chorus, Flanger, Phaser, and Tremolo. There's also a Delay/Reverb knob with Delay, Delay Reverb, Spring and Hall. Finally, there's Gain, Master and Volume knobs. All together, the Yamaha THR5 can create a wide variety of sounds & effects. The general audio quality is very good and it can get relatively loud. Depending on the patch cord used, there might be a slight buzz. Lastly, there’s a USB socket and supplied software for connecting it to a computer. All in all, a very capable, great sounding mini-amp that takes up very little space and looks good. I'm impressed.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by C***E on March 10, 2025*

Awesome sound for such a little amp. Tones are incredible for such an affordable package. I own a kemper profiler but even that takes a lot of rigging. I think this little guy is a perfect gift for a beginner or advanced guitarist as it's small, super portable and sounds like a champ. I didn't expect it to be this loud too. Wish I had amps like this when I first started learning. No need for pedals or modelers to get going. I'm definitely looking into the big brothers now. [Thr10/ Thr30]

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