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Topic: Yamaha THR 10w amp models |
John Poston
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Albuquerque, NM, USA
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Posted 21 Jun 2018 12:23 pm |
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I'm wondering if anyone had used these for traditional pedal steel sound and if they found the models in the THR10 or THR10C to be a better fit.
THR10 has 'Clean (6L6)' (supposedly based on Twin) and THR10C had Deluxe (6L6) that seem interesting. |
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Jack Stoner
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Kansas City, MO
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Posted 21 Jun 2018 3:03 pm
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| I had a THR10 and I think the C model. It sounded pretty good with my Tele but not with Pedal Steel. It was sold, on the forum, and I saw the person I sold it to didn't keep it too long and advertised it for sale too. |
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Mark Draycott R.I.P.
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Portland, OR
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Posted 21 Jun 2018 6:26 pm Yamaha THR
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I bought the 100w version. I tried various combinations of speakers and settings. I never got a sound I liked. I ended up selling mine also.
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John Sluszny
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Brussels, Belgium
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Posted 22 Jun 2018 9:45 am Re: Yamaha THR 10w amp models
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| John Poston wrote: |
I'm wondering if anyone had used these for traditional pedal steel sound and if they found the models in the THR10 or THR10C to be a better fit.
THR10 has 'Clean (6L6)' (supposedly based on Twin) and THR10C had Deluxe (6L6) that seem interesting. |
Try the acoustic setting which is the same on both model, flat & no FX.
For FX I use StompBox (iPad) (just a little eq twinking,a little compressor ,a little reverb, a little delay and a touch of chorus and phaser) and it sounds pretty good
...in the bedroom or living room !
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