Everand Logo

Welcome to Everand!

  • Guitarist

    Bring It On Home

    Nov 15, 2019 4 minutes
    Words Nick Guppy
    Photography
    Olly Curtis

    YAMAHA THR30II WIRELESS COMBO £535

    Traditionally, many guitarists tended to use two amplifiers: a bigger amp for the stage and a smaller one for the studio. Back in 2011, this status quo shifted when Yamaha spotted a niche for something else. Its concept was built around a third type of guitar amp, not another black vinyl-covered box sat on the floor but a design that could fit comfortably on a bookshelf or desktop with a home-friendly feature set. Thus was born the popular and highly successful THR series, which is still going strong today thanks to new models and

    You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

    More from Guitarist

    Guitarist6 min read
    Delay
    When we talk about echo, it might make you think of vintage effects, which may be dirty, distorted and lo-fi in character. In contrast, ‘delay’ started becoming the standard term when digital technology made it possible to manufacture cleaner and qui
    Guitarist8 min read
    Mdou Moctar
    Back in the 60s, the template for a protest singer was set as an earnest fingerstyle folkie, regaling a cross-legged audience in a Greenwich Village coffee house. 5,000 miles away, and a half-century later, Mdou Moctar didn’t get the memo (in fact, a
    Guitarist2 min read
    Altered Tradition
    There’s a lot of innovation happening at Furch HQ, as evidenced by this Violet Master’s Choice model. The Sitka spruce top has undergone Furch’s voicing treatment, the end result being a top that’s tuned to wring out every last drop of tonal richness

    Related Books & Audiobooks