Digitech Vocalist Live Pro Vocal Harmony Processor

Feature:
48v phantom power, preamp, compressor and vocal processor all in one Stereo XLR output is nice, and having inputs both at 1/4" and 3-pin XLR was a huge plus. Midi input lets you harmonize manually with any keyboard, or use a guitar input. Pedal input for stage use. S/PDIF output for your DAW

Quality:
The one I bought was b-stock, but it's in fantastic shape and performs very well. No physical flaws, performs exactly as I expected. Rack mounting is great. Very light weight, which is a good way to be--gravity hurts heavy equipment a lot more than light equipment. Just be sure to keep it in a sturdy rack mount!

Value:
If you're in a one-mic personal home studio, it's a must-have for the various types of equipment it can replace. This harmonizer has a very reasonable price compared to some other products. As a middle-of-the-road person myself when it comes to price, I like the sound of the Eventides, but the MSRP for those is more than three times this. Maybe in a couple of years when I have a little more disposable income, but the Vocalist Live Pro gets you similar results at less than a third of the price.

Desirability:
It's pretty plain in looks, but it's an excellent addition to your rack. It's very customizable and loaded with features, and it will definitely be the most interesting and purely fun piece of sound equipment in your collection. The sheer enjoyment I've gotten from the excellent sound it produces (and the creepy voices you can do in video games, mass chats like Ventrilo and Mumble, and phone programs like Skype)

Sound:
Excellent harmonies, and the preamp and post-process effects sound great.

Ease of Use:
The menus can be daunting at first, but if you're good at recognizing patterns, you'll realize that there's method to the madness. They could have made it quite a bit easier right out of the box, but you get the hang of it after a few minutes or a couple of hours. Don't be put off by the initial setup. It starts making sense after you've played with it!

Support:
Excellent documentation, easy firmware upgrade downloaded from Digitech's site. Haven't had to deal with phone techs, and if it doesn't break, I won't need to either.

Overall:
It will be a few years before I'm ready to pick up an Eventide or other high dollar harmonizer. This accomplishes every feature I wanted, and will even serve as a backup to several other pieces of equipment in a pinch. After doing a lot of research and weighing my options, this is where I settled. It's a goldilocks piece of equipment. Not to expensive that it drains your bank account, not so cheap that it gets you a good deal but doesn't get the job done.

Value:
I have had one for a year now and it is AWESOME. If you want to hear what it sounds like, do a search on youtube

Sound:
The sound is very good !!

Ease of Use:
If you read it will be easy to understand

Support:
Never called Support, always worked great !!