I recently bought a Katana Air and I already own the excellent desktop amp Yamaha THR30. And if not that, the Gazpacho de Moron (de la Frontera) the next year. I'm sure the next version will be even better, and, of course, I'm waiting for Line 6's response (hopefully before I visit Jerez in May(2019) for the Feria de Jerez. My only quibble is that it won't fit in the top case of my motorcycle (now a Yamaha FZ-10), but it will fit in a carry-on bag with other things (won't need much more for casual performance with my iPhone) - and I guess I can pull the tail case on and strap it on or use saddle bags or something.) To me, that seems quite reasonable for a practice/casual amp w/o wireless. I purchased it new, at $400.00 When you consider the price of the transmitter/receiver alone (Boss WL-20L - $189), the price of the amp "alone" would be ~ $220. for what I do, (slight overdrive and reverb) the Clean setting is best (Acoustic seems voiced for steel string guitars).
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The guitar effects (for my application, Cordoba GK Pro with Fishman Aura) are surprisingly good in my first impression.
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As far as Bluetooth is concerned, the speakers are the weak part of the chain - useable, but slightly tinny compared to others I have - definitely not FRFR. The Katana Air walked in the door yesterday (second try for me).
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Some of these have been in frequent weekly use for hours at a time for over 4 years and still provide plenty of use with the original batteries!! Well over 500 full recharge cycles. Nonetheless, if required the batteries are replaceable. Thus, there is no need to replace, swap, nor carry spare batteries. They recharge w/o having to remove the battery. These use rechargeable Lithiums (not AA size) and have been outstanding! Expensive yes, but their performance has been fantastic. At some point, as those cells reach their operational end of life, I'll probably migrate to rechargeable AA Lithiums.Īs for the rechargeable Lithium technology, I have found it to be exceptional and well worth it in several high performance tactical flashlights and other high drain devices. At the moment, I've got dozens of NiMH rechargeable AA's I use in a variety of devices, including my Yamaha THR10C and Katana Mini. Post back your findings if you opt to go with the Lithium AA rechargeables, and I'll do the same if and when I do. Most lithium rechargeables should provide anywhere from 300 to 500 full recharge cycles, regardless if they are typically partially recharged. This so long as they have a high full recharge loop rating. And, the price point of the newer rechargeable AA Lithium batteries is not outrageous.Īs with any of the rechargeable chemistry batteries, I typically opt for the higher mAh rated cells even though they are typically a bit more costly.
Rechargeable Lithium AA's may well work fine.
I didn't post that rechargeable Lithium AA's shouldn't or wouldn't work.
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