The Yamaha THR 10 II WL is the best in it's class. It's made like a tank, sounds incredible, has all the modes for amps you could want in a portable amp and goes anywhere without a cord. Add a Line 6 wireless transmitter, like the Relay G10 (that is also available to purchase as a bundle), and you're ready to play and move about the room.

The THR Remote app lets you call up, create, tweak and save you tones effortlessly. I also like the cool lights behind the grill and you can turn them off to conserve battery. Either way, you'll get a good two hours on a charge on this baby. It is hard for me to let it go but I have the older THR10C and barely use that. This is like new. It even still has the cardboard sign on the top, all the paperwork and origin packaging and box. I do have a Line 6 Relay G10 transmitter for sale, too. If you want this THR at the very reasonable price compared to $519 new, I will give you them in a bundle at an even better price.

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Listed11 minutes ago
ConditionExcellent (Used)
Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more
Brand
Model
  • THR10II-WL 20-Watt 2x3" Wireless Stereo Digital Modeling Guitar Combo
Finish
  • Tan
Categories
Year
  • 2019 - Present
Made In
  • China
Number of Inputs
  • 1 Input
Reverb
  • Digital Reverb
Electronics
  • Solid State
Speaker Configuration
  • 2x3"
Color Family
  • Tan
Number of Channels
  • 1 Channel
Output Power (Watts)
  • 20

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