On the way and at home - a fine (exercise) amplifier

I own the THR5 now for a few weeks and am very satisfied with this little amp. First, the processing is exemplary and clean, vintage look that is reminiscent of an old radio and the Sandton can be visually pleasing.
With its compact dimensions of THR 5 is of course ideal for traveling. I have the amplifier, for example taken at a festival to play at the tents for myself and a few friends. With batteries he holds by approximately 4-5 hours at quite gaudy volume. But even at home, the Amp afford super services as practice amp, it is with 10 Watt but loud enough for the living room.

The sound - clean or distorted - just the best, despite the small size. While there is a transistor amplifier, but it generates really on tube amp reminiscent warm sounds and reacts like a tube (that can be a lot of work with the knobs on the guitar to adjust the sound). The effects are partly a bit over the top; is to say: look a bit intrusive. For all built-in effects, it is sufficient to act on the lowest setting, otherwise the sound becomes overloaded.
Even with the PC together makes the THR 5 cuts a fine figure: Using USB cable, it can connect to the PC and with the appropriate software and drivers (available in the network or on the supplied CD-Rom) simply can on the one hand the amp via the PC control (Effects Select, etc.) but also the amp used as an external sound card such as music and to practice through the amplifier output (and play equal) or about the guitar pick up directly.

This little amp really offers a bunch of possibilities. A compact, great sounding amplifier for everyone;)