Yamaha THR100H Dual 100W guitar amp head

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Yamaha THR100H Dual 100W guitar amp head
Product no: 9000-0020-6686 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

Who wouldn't dream of having every type of guitar amp ever made at their disposal? Yamaha makes that dream a reality with the THR100H D guitar amp head. Yamaha's VCM technology offers a close reproduction of the unique characteristics of no less than five different end tubes. You can also set up the amp type (solid, clean, crunch, lead, modern) and the class (A/AB). Please note, this refers to analogue, not digital modelling. As a result, the sound is wonderfully dynamic and lively. The foot switch (included) can be configured via the USB port (boost, channel selection).

THR100H Dual: countless possibilities!

Yamaha's VCM technology allows you to choose from five different amp types, two amp classes and five different end tubes! Connoisseurs now know, just about every kind of tube amp can been reproduced, including the American Tweed crunch (6V6), the sparkling British AC-clean (EL84, class A), the woolly British crunch and lead sounds (EL34), those awesome American cleans with lots of headroom and tight bass tones (6L6), and the insanely high gain with plenty of low end (KT-88). Long story short - the possibilities are virtually endless. The built-in reverb is also top notch, which makes sense, seeing it has been taken directly from Yamaha's infamous studio gear.

THR100H Dual: double your pleasure

The Yamaha THR100H offers you all of the above... and then doubles it. Both channels operate fully independently from each other, making it possible to set up completely different types of amplifiers with ease. The included foot switch makes changing from channel I to channel II virtually effortless. You can also opt to combine the channels. Its adjustable output capacity (25, 50, 100 watt) makes this amp head suitable for any occasion, from living room to pub to concert hall. A headphone input is included for use in the bedroom. The double XLR connectors offer even more convenience, on stage as well as in the studio.

Specifications

Product features

Connectors	External speaker(s), Footswitch, Headphone, Line-out, USB
Number of channels	2
Number of speaker outputs	2
Amp modelling	yes
Effects loop	yes
Weight	5 - 9.9 kg
Speaker output impedance	16 Ohms, 8 Ohms
Built-in tuner	no
Built-in effects	reverb (digital)
Colour	beige
Power attenuator	yes
Amplifier type	transistor
Amplifier valve	not applicable
Power in Watts	76 - 100 Watts

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	7,1 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	54,0 x 31,0 x 30,0 cm

Product specifications

Yamaha guitar amplifier head
series: THR
model: THR100H Dual
amp type: transistor D class
colour: cream white
effects: reverb (analogue)
power: 100W (adjustable, see Power Control)
Yamaha's VCM technology offers a close reproduction of the unique characteristics of no less than five different end tubes.
efficient and lightweight design: extremely portable without affecting sound quality
number of channels: 2 (separate)
front controls (per channel): amp type (Solid, Clean, Crunch, Lead Modern), booster, gain, master, bass, middle, treble, presence, reverb, volume
front switches: on/off switch, channel selection (I, II, I + II), boost on/off
rear controls: 2x tube selection (6V6, EL84, KT88, 6L6GC, EL34)
rear switches: 2x amp class (A/AB), 1x impedance selection switch (4, 50, 100 W), power output (25W, 50W, 100W, 1x ground lift)
front connectors: input I, input II
rear connectors: USB 2.0, foot switch, effect loop send/return, headphones, 2x speaker out (4-16 Ohm), 2x line out
power supply: 100/240 V
included: foot switch (channel selection, booster, reverb, FX loop)
dimensions: 17.5 x 9.8 x 4.9" (445 x 248 x 125 mm)
weight: 9.2 lbs (4.1 kg)
included: power cord, foot switch, foot switch cable, user manual

Reviews from other countries

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Paul V. 6 January 2017

Wrote the following about Yamaha THR100H Dual 100W guitar amp head

Voor mij is het belangrijk dat de versterker direct op een PA aangesloten kan worden en dan ook erg goed klinkt omdat we zo repeteren maar ook optreden. De tijd van zware oorverdovende versterkers ligt inmiddels achter me en heb daarom voor deze fantastische veelzijdige en lichte versterker gekozen. De versterker klinkt geweldig!

Fons B. 16 July 2016

Wrote the following about Yamaha THR100H Dual 100W guitar amp head

Door fysieke klachten genoodzaakt om de Mesa Boogie Express 5/50 wegens het gewicht (30+kilo) te vervangen door iets lichters. Geluid kan in dat (mijn) geval dus alleen maar minder zijn. Na lange tijd van twijfel toch besteld (ook met het idee: niet goed geld terug).
Het resultaat vind ik verbluffend! De kenmerken van de verschillende soorten amps zijn heel goed getroffen, en ook op huiskamerniveau kun je uit je dak gaan! Een voltreffer van Yamaha wat mij betreft.
Minpunt is - in tegenstelling tot de belofte - de (on)mogelijkheid om de boost, reverb, en compressie via de computer zelf in te stellen. Het programma laat zich niet goed installeren; ook een aandachtspuntje voor Bax, denk ik. Overigens is het bestel- en afleverproces van Bax wederom prima.

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