Feature:
It has very good presets. I use the presets, and I get a good sound.
Quality:
It's plastic, but it's also $69. What do you expect for $69? Do you expect it to be built of Titanium or even steel or alunimum for $69, for God's sake? Don't slam your boot down on it, and it won't break. I use it at home, and use Boss pedals when I play shows. It won't break at shows if you are wearing deck shoes and don't have a stomp like godzilla.
Value:
Everyone wants the best there is in the world, and then say "I'll give you 5 bucks for it." People make me sick.
Desirability:
I like the blue color. At least it's not some sickening silver or something hideous. I think it's sexy, with lots of sex appeal.
Sound:
It sounds fine to me. It sounds like the DSP processor that it IS. I read some of the other reviews here, and I don't follow what they're saying. It sounds comparable to Boss and other units that utilize DSP. These people expect it to sound like archaic equipment manufactured in 1969, but if they want that type of scene they should save and buy an original Fuzz Face or whatever. It gets a good MODERN (Emphasizing MODERN) sound for electric guitar, period. I think the chorus and overdrive sound fantastic myself.
Ease of Use:
It uses presets, as stated. There is not much to using presets. You choose a preset, and go with it. It's not the type of thing you program. You select a preset, and work with it.
Overall:
I like it myself. I don't know why Alesis stopped making it.
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