Feature:
My only real complaint is there is no master volume. It'd be nice to be able to crank up the preamp fully and adjust the volume from a master.

Quality:
It's a great amp for the price, actually they could charge a lot more for it. Time will tell how durable it is though.

Value:
I just don't think you can get a better head for the price. Not new anyways.

Desirability:
It doesn't look bad, but it's a low end product so it isn't super cool.

Sound:
I've only had this head for a few weeks. It sounds really good for an amp of it's price range.

Ease of Use:
Simple amp to use.

Support:
N/A

Overall:
Overall, this is a very nice amp for the price. It sounds really good. Like I said, just no master volume which sux.

Feature:
The footswitch is great but there are only one set of eq knobs for all the channels which is just fine for me.

Quality:
this amp is a great amp for 399.99 but again for 499.99 just go with the peavey valve king head.

Value:
i gave it 7 stars because i got mine from here for 399.99 but now its 499.99 so again GO WITH THE PEAVEY VALVEKING IF YOUR GONNA PAY 499.99 FOR IT.

Desirability:
this is a pretty sexy lookin head for the price.

Sound:
I bought this amp last week total copy of the peavey 5150, but i only bought mine for 399.99 but i would not pay over 399.99 for this amp. just go with the peavey valve king head if your gonna pay 500.00.

Ease of Use:
really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really easy to use.

Support:
havent need it.

Overall:
i like all the great warm tube sound great for playing like eddie van helen and oh this amp has ALOT of power this amp will blow u away to timbuc 2. Buy it if u can get it for around 425.00 or less.

Feature:
It has an effects loop and preamp out. No master which blows. The footswitch is a nightmare. They set it up really wierd. The crunch and clean channels are basically the same channel. Sometimes when I step on the clean button on the footswitch it spits me over to the lead channel. what's up with that?

Quality:
Looks like it's built ok.

Value:
Honestly, I would stay away and save up some money for something in the 1,500 price range, but for $500 you can make sound.

Desirability:
Nothing special really.

Sound:
The clean is kind of cruddy but it's the best part of the amp. You cannot get a good crunch tone out of this amp with the stock tubes. You will never sound like Angus Young with this amp, sorry (6L6). The high gain sounds mushy and almost like white noise or the snowball fuzz you get when you turn on the tv and there's no channel there. Imagine somebody saying "shhhh!". I does have an OK low-end chomp to it, but for a lead guitar player this amp is definite crap. Notes are undefined and don't sustain all that well unless the gain is WAY up. I play extremely fast, and this amp just can't keep up (like when your computer is slow and you can type faster than it, same idea). I have to slow down to about 180bpm or even 160 just to get distinction between notes.

Ease of Use:
It's easy to use, but hard to get any sounds that I like. Enough said.

Overall:
The moment I played it I wanted to be rid of it.