Feature:
It's got everything on it and I don't use it. Don't have to. The basic tone with everything flat allows me to get whatever I want out of my basses by using the controls on the basses. Maybe someday I'll experiment if I play in the right group but for Rock and Blues -- it's killer as is.

Quality:
Built like a brick you-know-what. I'm thinking a truck could run over one of these puppies and wouldn't harm it a bit! It is HEAVY though. It's 5 pounds heavier than I can possibly lift into my vehicle but I find a way to lift it in anyway 'cause it sounds SOOOOOO good!

Value:
Eden gear costs about the same as comparable SWR, etc. but it's a step above in sound quality. That equals incredible value to me. You get what you pay for and you get your money's worth with Eden gear.

Desirability:
It's flat out beautiful. The gold front panel set off by the fuzzy black of the rest of the unit is beautiful and impressive. Even the handles scream quality.

Sound:
After playing a couple of gigs with my old SWR gear at the Boom-boom Room in S.F., the home of the sound sucking stage, I bought one used with blown speakers. I had A Brown Soun in San Rafael install a pair of their hemp-cone speakers and it KICKS! (http://www.abrown.com/ http://www.tonetubby.com/) The BEST sounding bass amp EVER! Add another 2 x 10 bottom (like my SWR) and you'll move the walls.

Ease of Use:
Everything's right there on the front. Never had to look at the manual but I have one just in case. The DI out is a nice feature that sound people really like.

Support:
I haven't had to have any service after A Brown Soun installed the Tone Tubby Hempcones. It just runs and runs and runs... I'm assuming that if their service is anything like their quality, it's the best.

Overall:
This is the last bass amp I will ever buy. How about that? I'm still holding on to a 2 x 10 external SWR speaker cab but have never had to use it.

Feature:
A real bass player does not need much more than what is offered here. 2 channels, compression and tone control. come on.

Quality:
In my opinion, these are the best amps and speakers. period.

Value:
You might think these are pricey... and yeah maybe.. but I put these on par with the price/value of Roland digital drum sets... well worth their price. Don't settle for second best.

Desirability:
She's a brickhouse....

Sound:
This is a Rolls-Royce experience at a Lexus price. I have always been very impressed with the awesome tone and power of DavidEden bass amps & speakers. I finally had to get one for myself.

Ease of Use:
Very simple. plug in your bass, set the volume and tone and you're off! duh.

Support:
Have not needed support...these amps are rock solid and quality built.

Overall:
I am happy now, and I expect that I will be extremely happy with this bass combo by DavidEden into the future...

Feature:
Dual channel with foot switch is very nice, EQ very well voiced, great low end for a combo, casters are nice to have, it is pretty heavy.

Quality:
great build quality, solid as a rock

Value:
got it used in "as new" condition for 1000.00, good deal in my opinion

Desirability:
been wanting one for a long time now, glad I got it

Sound:
Very versitile, great power, EQ very responsive.

Support:
Dont know but have heard good things

Feature:
I am very satisfied with it's features. No comment otherwise.

Quality:
The quality is excellent. The only thing I would reccmend is to use a cover of some sort to protect the finish which is a fuzzy type of material simular to the early "SWR" combos. This amp is very road worthy.

Sound:
This is the best sounding combo that I have auditioned as of yet. I have used many bass combos in the past but this seems to be superior with power, warmth and cleanliness for a combo 2x10 configuration. I am a former SWR user and they are great amps also but there is no comparison when it comes to this unit in the combo line. The only thing thats come close was one of the "Nemesis" series.

Support:
Have never needed to contact them.