Feature:
I think the features are fine. Would prefer an LCD like the PODs but for 500bux less I can live with it. Face it - these are digital and all sound the same.

Quality:
If it were a little thicker Aluminum I would give a 10. But honestly I dont see this getting hurt. It aint plastic.

Value:
I have a lot of their products - the MOST BANG FOR YOUR BUCK sold me every time. I dont have millions of dollars to throw away. I run a recording studio as my buisness so money is a factor. And getting as many kewl things for as little as possible lets my users have their choice of sounds and I get more selections with spending less.

Desirability:
I would like more a digital look - LCD panel like POD. I wish their were some real preamp tubes in there as well.

Sound:
Used in Pro-Studio environment. All the bands I record compliment the sound. We still mic the marshalls and fenders in the studio but this as a second trackover adds depth and perspective to the sound. The sounds are amazing - FULLY configurable to your hearts desire. I was absolutely impressed. The cheapest item in the studio and it ROCKS!

Support:
Called them before on OTHER products. They are polite and get the job done... what more do you want.

Overall:
I have lots of cash and bought just about everything out there. This is definitely one of the better items in the studio. Sure my 72Fender and 82Marshall sound great but... they only give 1 sound. More creative freedom with this box. I mean... do you really want to practice in front of a 100watt marshall cranked to 10 before it starts sounding RIGHT or... plug in some headphones and use a V-AMP while saving your EARS!!

Feature:
125 presets to start you off and with the amount of options, the possibilities are endless.

Quality:
Built like a tank. I'd gig with this no problem and with no need for a backup.

Value:
Best bang for your buck at $200.

Desirability:
For someone looking to get a modeling amplifier with tons of effects and options, they should look no further. High quality modeling comparable to preamps three times the cost.

Sound:
Very nice sound quality. Doesn't sound fake like Line6 modeling amps.

Support:
I emailed Behringer's customer support with questions before buying the V-Amp Pro and they replied right away and helped me with everything I needed.

Overall:
I plan on keeping this baby for a long time. It is everything and more than I wanted and for the price, you just can't beat it.

Feature:
too many effects that seem inconsequential...if Behringer made a v-amp without the effects and just focused on amp modeling, i would buy 2...one for my live rig and a backup for home use...the tuner is not very good, i use a korg rack mount instead...

Quality:
my first v-amp pro broke (no idea how...it sits in a rack...)my second one had two knobs break off the pots at a show...again, no idea how...i turned around after sound check and they were gone...

Value:
i got rid of a $1500 tube amp and think my sound is a lot better now...dollar for dollar, simply amazing!

Desirability:
it is pretty ugly...not a fan of the blue...it would look less out of place in my rack if it were black or silver faced...though i can't say the color is bad either...it does clash with my purple PRS...

Sound:
After working with endless numbers of tube amps (Mesa Boogie in particular), i got sick of replacing tubes...the maintenance on the v-amp is fantastic...i am also running several other pieces with it in my rack to further enhance the sound however, but for most users, it would be ready right out of the box...

Ease of Use:
once you get the switches and button configurations down, it's fine...

Support:
no idea...i've never contacted them...

Overall:
If you want a a great sound, plan on investing time into the unit to dial it in, but overall, it is worth every penny...i've owned Boogies and Marshals as well as Peavey and VOX...i gave my P.O.D. to a buddy once i picked this up...it's the only sound i've truly been satisfied with...i'm a guitar player for a currently touring band with multiple studio releases and i've had major recording studios laugh at me when i've shown up with my rack that features a v-amp, but once they heard it, they shut up quick...

Feature:
Should have an acoustic simulator. An LCD screen will also be nice....

Quality:
Very good.

Value:
The best value for better results. Why pay more for Line 6, Boss, Marshall? Used most and love the V Amp the most.

Sound:
This sounds amazing. Much better than any Boss GT and much, much better than the far more expensive Line 6 PODs. I use it in the studio on almost every guitar track I record. Sounds amazing when you add some warmth from a valve compressor.

Support:
Never had to use it.

Overall:
Can't say much more. Get to a store near you and listen for your self. You will be amazed.

Feature:
You can use it as is out of the box or if you want you can hook it up to a midi and program to your hearts content

Quality:
Looks very durable and solid. Not nearly as cheap as many of their other products

Sound:
I very nice sounding unit. I rarely use effects most of them gather dust. But I must confess this one has some nice sounds I can actually use. I noticed definite improvemnts on signal at the mixer it seems to act as a line balancer.

Ease of Use:
Better documentation than most Behringer products.

Support:
While I've never had a single problem with any of my 8 Behringer products. I've never received a single response from any questions regarding their product other computer generated respones to registration.

Feature:
Only missing an acoustic simulator, then it would be perfect.

Sound:
Sound is incredibly accurate, whether clean or overdriven.

Feature:
Behringer thought of everything. I mainly will use the unit for live gigs, utilizing the Digital out for the PA and analog out for my guitar rig. But eventually I will use the unit for recording. The brochure lays out the array of features.

Quality:
I have played though many amps in my day, tube, solid state, and I have to admit, this is one of the most impressive units of have come across. I have done my research for about 10 months, on modeling amps, carvin, and everything in between, logged many hours in the local music stores playing through their equipment. This thing is built like a tank, the finish is very professional, very well laid out, I think it is very road worthy, and don't expect to have any problems being mounted in my SKB box.

Value:
Like I said, I have researched many amps, be it tube or modeling, and by far this unit wins hands down, price, features, quality, ease of use, and sound, the later being the selling point. I belive I have made the best selection I could of made.

Desirability:
The aesthetics are remarkable, very modern, professional looking, and built to last. The features are laid out logically, easy to see and the talk of guitar player in the audience, I get comments about it all the time when playing out about the rich tone and in your face sound as well has how it looks in my rack. Good Job!

Sound:
For clarity, precise sound replication, and in your face cut through tone, it would be hard to beat this unit. With the arsenal of sounds and the ability to add unlimitted sounds, it rules over the typical tube amp/stomp box configurations. You will not be disappointed with the sound, I have been playing many years, and for me, this is it. I can replicate just about any sound out there. You also have the advantage of using custom sounds created by folks just like yourself and I which are located on the Behringer site under the V-tone library section for free. One note to relish, I connected the V-amp pro to my Carvin tube 100 amp, and when you play, if you pick the strings lightly you get the smooth sound like you would expect, but if you dig into the string(s), the attack/dynamics is simply amazing. Totally awesome.

Support:
An 8 only because I have not had a need to contact Behringer, but I must say, there is alot of literature out there to get you going. There should be a selection of N/A for this Support section if you have not used Behringer's support.

Overall:
My last rig, Carvin Quad-X/Tube 100 lasted me 10 years. So I suspect that this amp will last me a long time. With the ability to upload different sounds, I don't see this unit being outdated anytime soon. It has the sound, the features and ease of use, that I am looking for. If it were lost or stolen, I would probably replace it with another.