Yamaha THR30II Wireless Guitar Amp
The 30-watt Yamaha THR30II Wireless amplifier brings realistic tube-amp tones and feel to your desktop and beyond. Yamaha originated the “desktop amplifier” category and the THR30II Wireless takes the concept to new heights. New amp models for electric guitar and bass, mic models for acoustic-electrics, and flat voicings for everything else let you cover any genre. And it’s fully wireless. Play wherever your music takes you with Bluetooth support, a Line 6 wireless receiver, a built-in rechargeable battery, and stereo line outputs for additional flexibility. A redesigned enclosure with increased bass response and a refreshed look that complements any decor complete the package.
The 30-watt Yamaha THR30II Wireless amplifier brings realistic tube-amp tones and feel to your desktop and beyond. Yamaha originated the “desktop amplifier” category and the THR30II Wireless takes the concept to new heights. New amp models for electric guitar and bass, mic models for acoustic-electrics, and flat voicings for everything else let you cover any genre. And it’s fully wireless. Play wherever your music takes you with Bluetooth support, a Line 6 wireless receiver, a built-in rechargeable battery, and stereo line outputs for additional flexibility. A redesigned enclosure with increased bass response and a refreshed look that complements any decor complete the package.
The 30-watt Yamaha THR30II Wireless amplifier brings realistic tube-amp tones and feel to your desktop and beyond. Yamaha originated the “desktop amplifier” category and the THR30II Wireless takes the concept to new heights. New amp models for electric guitar and bass, mic models for acoustic-electrics, and flat voicings for everything else let you cover any genre. And it’s fully wireless. Play wherever your music takes you with Bluetooth support, a Line 6 wireless receiver, a built-in rechargeable battery, and stereo line outputs for additional flexibility. A redesigned enclosure with increased bass response and a refreshed look that complements any decor complete the package.
The 30-watt Yamaha THR30II Wireless amplifier brings realistic tube-amp tones and feel to your desktop and beyond. Yamaha originated the “desktop amplifier” category and the THR30II Wireless takes the concept to new heights. New amp models for electric guitar and bass, mic models for acoustic-electrics, and flat voicings for everything else let you cover any genre. And it’s fully wireless. Play wherever your music takes you with Bluetooth support, a Line 6 wireless receiver, a built-in rechargeable battery, and stereo line outputs for additional flexibility. A redesigned enclosure with increased bass response and a refreshed look that complements any decor complete the package.
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The lowest price for Yamaha THR30II Wireless Guitar Amp right now is $599.00 at Mooloolaba Music Centre, compared across 20 retailers.
The all-time low was $547.77 on 13 June 2025 — today's price is 9% above the lowest ever. That's a little above the best price we've seen.
Prices last updated 7 Sept 2026.
Last updated at 07/09/2026 06:15:31
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originally posted on guitarcenter.com
Numerous features, good sound. Loud but not loud enough to play in a rock or blues band situation, however it has stereo 1/4" line out jacks so you could plug into a PA and make up for the lack of volume. Wish you could access other features without having to use an app. Also there are a couple accessories made by other company's to help maximize the versatility of this Yamaha THR30II wireless amp such as a blue tooth 5 button foot switch to change between the presets.
originally posted on pmtonline.co.uk
Super bit of kit. Compact and take anywhere. Very easy to dial in your own sound and allocate to one of the dedicated slots. It’s plenty loud enough for a jam. Only adverse point is the extra expense for wireless and then having to buy a separate transmitter which is not made clear up front in the blurb. Excellent service and communication from PMT. First experience with them and I will certainly be back.
originally posted on pmtonline.co.uk
Yamaha have started referring to this as your 'third amp' (meaning after your full stack for a gig and your combo for practice). Honestly they're underselling it, it's your practice amp now. Maybe it'd be good for gigs going straight into the board but obviously haven't done that.Sounds really, really good for the price and size (speaker tech has just progressed so much).Didn't think I'd like using an app to control my amp, it's actually a pleasure. It's unfortunate that there's some things you can only access on the app (noise gate, plate reverb, etc.) but it is so simple to use that it's a non-issue really. Sit on the other side of the room and control all volume and effects and bluetooth the song you're playing through as well.My main two guitars are a Fender ... MoreYamaha have started referring to this as your 'third amp' (meaning after your full stack for a gig and your combo for practice). Honestly they're underselling it, it's your practice amp now. Maybe it'd be good for gigs going straight into the board but obviously haven't done that.Sounds really, really good for the price and size (speaker tech has just progressed so much).Didn't think I'd like using an app to control my amp, it's actually a pleasure. It's unfortunate that there's some things you can only access on the app (noise gate, plate reverb, etc.) but it is so simple to use that it's a non-issue really. Sit on the other side of the room and control all volume and effects and bluetooth the song you're playing through as well.My main two guitars are a Fender Jag for my inner Smiths fan and an EMG packed ESP for metal and it handles the single coils and hot pickups equally well. Cleans are like water in a cave and I can get a surprisingly good Machine Head out of it too.Love it.
| Is Oversized | No |
| Instrument | AMPLIFIERS |
| Composer/Series | THR SERIES |
| Production Status | 2 |
Yamaha THR30IIWL Yamaha Guitar Amp
Delivery $55
Yamaha THR30IIA Wireless Ready Acoustic Guitar Amp w/Bluetooth + Rechargeable Battery
Delivery $55
Yamaha THR30II Wireless - 30W Modeling Combo Amp
Free delivery
Yamaha THR30IIWL IV 30W 2x3.5" Wireless Digital Guitar Combo Amp Ivory
Free delivery
Yamaha THR30 II Series Wireless Desktop Amplifier THR30II Wireless
Delivery between 8–17 Sept $20.35
Numerous features, good sound. Loud but not loud enough to play in a rock or blues band situation, however it has stereo 1/4" line out jacks so you could plug into a PA and make up for the lack of volume. Wish you could access other features without having to use an app. Also there are a couple accessories made by other company's to help maximize the versatility of this Yamaha THR30II wireless amp such as a blue tooth 5 button foot switch to change between the presets.
Super bit of kit. Compact and take anywhere. Very easy to dial in your own sound and allocate to one of the dedicated slots. It’s plenty loud enough for a jam. Only adverse point is the extra expense for wireless and then having to buy a separate transmitter which is not made clear up front in the blurb. Excellent service and communication from PMT. First experience with them and I will certainly be back.
Yamaha have started referring to this as your 'third amp' (meaning after your full stack for a gig and your combo for practice). Honestly they're underselling it, it's your practice amp now. Maybe it'd be good for gigs going straight into the board but obviously haven't done that.Sounds really, really good for the price and size (speaker tech has just progressed so much).Didn't think I'd like using an app to control my amp, it's actually a pleasure. It's unfortunate that there's some things you can only access on the app (noise gate, plate reverb, etc.) but it is so simple to use that it's a non-issue really. Sit on the other side of the room and control all volume and effects and bluetooth the song you're playing through as well.My main two guitars are a Fender ... MoreYamaha have started referring to this as your 'third amp' (meaning after your full stack for a gig and your combo for practice). Honestly they're underselling it, it's your practice amp now. Maybe it'd be good for gigs going straight into the board but obviously haven't done that.Sounds really, really good for the price and size (speaker tech has just progressed so much).Didn't think I'd like using an app to control my amp, it's actually a pleasure. It's unfortunate that there's some things you can only access on the app (noise gate, plate reverb, etc.) but it is so simple to use that it's a non-issue really. Sit on the other side of the room and control all volume and effects and bluetooth the song you're playing through as well.My main two guitars are a Fender Jag for my inner Smiths fan and an EMG packed ESP for metal and it handles the single coils and hot pickups equally well. Cleans are like water in a cave and I can get a surprisingly good Machine Head out of it too.Love it.
I love this practice amp! I went through a couple of options trying to find the perfect "all around" practice amp solution for both guitar and bass. I tried a headrush FRFR connected to my hx stomp. Had a nice small set up but still did not feel comfortable to practice and let alone, early in the day (5am). I tried a Phil Jones bass cub pro and while it sounded amazing, a little on the bulky side to have on my small desktop. Upside to both was of course the fact that they could get loud and be used for a small stage monitor in case. Anyways, I thought I would give this a try and I love it. What really sells this one for me is the portability of it and the wireless power feature. I can move this amp anywhere I want without the power chord needing to connected, plug ... MoreI love this practice amp! I went through a couple of options trying to find the perfect "all around" practice amp solution for both guitar and bass. I tried a headrush FRFR connected to my hx stomp. Had a nice small set up but still did not feel comfortable to practice and let alone, early in the day (5am). I tried a Phil Jones bass cub pro and while it sounded amazing, a little on the bulky side to have on my small desktop. Upside to both was of course the fact that they could get loud and be used for a small stage monitor in case. Anyways, I thought I would give this a try and I love it. What really sells this one for me is the portability of it and the wireless power feature. I can move this amp anywhere I want without the power chord needing to connected, plug in my bass, or guitar, and be ready to jam. It has Bluetooth as well so you can sync up to play along with your favorite tracks. Once again, an amazing product to help spark a greater desire for practice. I would highly recommend!
The amp is amazing. Comes with built in line 6 wireless system( reciever sold separately) it can pair with a wireless foot switch from airstep ( yt ) so it's very easy to use and has an amazing sound with how you can really dial in tones with a phone app ! My only thing is.. once you go higher on your volume level you can hear almost a crackling sound ? Nothing too big but it's there none the less.. I found a sweet spot and dialed in my tones enough where It's not there anymore but be aware.So for the price of the amp and it's pros and cons I give it a 4 out of 5 stars.
This is an excellent piece of kit.The sound is very clean and exact no matter which instrument you put through it. I'm using acoustic and electric guitars and bass. A wide range of tones available for each instrument. Plenty of volume. I haven't got anywhere near full volume yet. I'm not intending to use this in a live situation but I see no reason why you couldn't for smaller more intermit gigs. Really really good amplifier. Exactly what I needed.
Good, versatile, portable practice amp. Fairly expensive considering competitive items like the Spark amp from Positive Grid, but a solid product. Whether or not the value is really there for the price is a matter of opinion (what isn't, I suppose). Decent sound, can be loud enough for most practice applications, and portability is absolutely superb. Some limitations: the effects are fairly subtle and underwhelming in that the range of adjustment is limited - the difference in the amount of the effect from the low end of the adjustment to the high end is not as significant as I hoped it would be. Also, the amplitude changes dramatically from one amp model to the next so that you have to crank the guitar output adjustment to the max with some amp models and then you ... MoreGood, versatile, portable practice amp. Fairly expensive considering competitive items like the Spark amp from Positive Grid, but a solid product. Whether or not the value is really there for the price is a matter of opinion (what isn't, I suppose). Decent sound, can be loud enough for most practice applications, and portability is absolutely superb. Some limitations: the effects are fairly subtle and underwhelming in that the range of adjustment is limited - the difference in the amount of the effect from the low end of the adjustment to the high end is not as significant as I hoped it would be. Also, the amplitude changes dramatically from one amp model to the next so that you have to crank the guitar output adjustment to the max with some amp models and then you get your ears blown off when you switch to a new amp if you don't dial back the guitar volume adjustment before switching amps - too bad the volume isn't normalized across amp models. The manual adjustments are a bit limited and awkward, so using the app to quickly control the nuances of the amp is almost a must if you want to use this in a small performance setting, or to get the most out of the amp at home without spending excessive amounts of practice time spinning knobs. Well constructed, looks good, sounds pretty good (a little thin at times, with limited low end, as you might expect from small speakers). All in all a very nice practice amp with a ton of versatility and a few awkward bits.
I bought this amp for use at the beach or a park. The sound is excellent. Great you can plug an electric or folk guitar into it. But Yamaha - please read this review. The upgrade to this amp needs the following to make it totally top notch: 1. Please add a wah wah sound choice 2. Reverb and Echo - Yamaha - make the upgrade where the user has more flexibility in adjusting the range of these effects without using the tap button. I want to be able to get more "echo" and "reverb," but can't the way it is made. 3. Bluetooth audio sound - is very good, but make the upgrade with even "more bass sound."Yamaha - I hope you listen to these suggestions. This is a very good amp, but "make it even better."For paying over $500 for this amp, I want more features - YAMAHA - ... MoreI bought this amp for use at the beach or a park. The sound is excellent. Great you can plug an electric or folk guitar into it. But Yamaha - please read this review. The upgrade to this amp needs the following to make it totally top notch: 1. Please add a wah wah sound choice 2. Reverb and Echo - Yamaha - make the upgrade where the user has more flexibility in adjusting the range of these effects without using the tap button. I want to be able to get more "echo" and "reverb," but can't the way it is made. 3. Bluetooth audio sound - is very good, but make the upgrade with even "more bass sound."Yamaha - I hope you listen to these suggestions. This is a very good amp, but "make it even better."For paying over $500 for this amp, I want more features - YAMAHA - upgrade needs a wah wah sound choice, more range on Echo and Reverb on the deep end, even more bass on the Bluetooth and put a "looper" on this for recording yourself and being able to play to what you recorded.
When I buy something that does so much but I don't need to read any manuals to operate it I know I've made the right choice. Sounds are fantastic, my favourite amp so far is the boutique, it feels very natural, not boomy like my previous desktop type amp. The effects are great, particularly the reverbs. I find myself taking it out of our little 'work from home office' while my wife or the kids are in there and noodling in the living room or the kitchen with it because I haven't had to faff around with power cables :) It has a flat setting so I use that when I'm playing around with modeller settings for gigs rather than dragging out my powercab at home. The app is really easy to use and opens up a nice compressor plus cab options etc. The clincher for me over the ... MoreWhen I buy something that does so much but I don't need to read any manuals to operate it I know I've made the right choice. Sounds are fantastic, my favourite amp so far is the boutique, it feels very natural, not boomy like my previous desktop type amp. The effects are great, particularly the reverbs. I find myself taking it out of our little 'work from home office' while my wife or the kids are in there and noodling in the living room or the kitchen with it because I haven't had to faff around with power cables :) It has a flat setting so I use that when I'm playing around with modeller settings for gigs rather than dragging out my powercab at home. The app is really easy to use and opens up a nice compressor plus cab options etc. The clincher for me over the smaller units is the 1/4 inch line outs, I can chuck it in the car and it's there as a back up incase my gigging amp packs up. I'm no bass player but I play a bit at home and this sounds way better than going into a guitar amp or using a bass amp on amplitube on my pc. This is easily the best music purchase I've made in recent years and I'm playing more music because of it :)
this is a great amp and I was please to see it works with my Line 6 G30 not just the G10 as advertised. great sounds and have tried it mic'ed up in a small church setting which also sounded great. love the crunch settings which you can drive or produce a clean sound by roilling the volume off a little on the guitar, also is passable as an accoustic amp although i needed a pre amp to get the tone i wanted. all in all a great amp and super big sound for its tiny size. not even as wide as my monitor. I love that i can run my pedal board from the output and feed it back into the aux input too without any noticeable lag. G30 connection does not reach as far as the normal receiver I have, but still enough to leave it several meters away without interference. shame the ... Morethis is a great amp and I was please to see it works with my Line 6 G30 not just the G10 as advertised. great sounds and have tried it mic'ed up in a small church setting which also sounded great. love the crunch settings which you can drive or produce a clean sound by roilling the volume off a little on the guitar, also is passable as an accoustic amp although i needed a pre amp to get the tone i wanted. all in all a great amp and super big sound for its tiny size. not even as wide as my monitor. I love that i can run my pedal board from the output and feed it back into the aux input too without any noticeable lag. G30 connection does not reach as far as the normal receiver I have, but still enough to leave it several meters away without interference. shame the delivery time took so long, but given the world situation i guess that is paar for the course.
| Is Oversized | No |
| Instrument | AMPLIFIERS |
| Composer/Series | THR SERIES |
| Production Status | 2 |
