Feature:
Seems very well constructed. Very lightweight. The added computer access programs are also handy. You can get way more tones than needed
Quality:
Had this one to shut down too. It is very sensitive to input voltage. I have even used voltage conditioners. The tones I am getting are extremely good. Pure Ashdown
Value:
Bought mine on clearance. Stupid low price. Thought about another one.
Desirability:
Pretty cool. But no massive size. When the superlight cabs come out I will use only the superfly and the neo cabs.
Sound:
Pretty easy to use once you find the inputs are digital controls.
Excellent compressor, high quality tone. I got it for a back up and began using it all the tme. The lightweight cabs at 4 ohms would be handy too. The only reason I chose a 9 is the operation of both amps at 4 ohms. I have 8 ohm cabs and cant get full power.
Ease of Use:
Once you figure this thing out, how it works, the inputs, eq, compressor are all digital, it becomes a dream to use. At first I had some funky nasty (not good) sounds. Then all at once it clicked on how it operated. Ashdown makes asumptions on their gear that you have had experience.
Support:
When it shut down the Ashdown folks e mailed me very quickly and told me what to do. I had bad power. Was using plug strips.
Overall:
This is good to go for now I am very rough on equip and havent trashed this one yet. This thing is very high quality all around. I simply did not expect it. They were on clearance everywhere. When you start to use it...the controls are quite difficult to understand. Once it hits you, Very simple
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