Feature:
An included AC adapter is nice. There is no battery option.

Quality:
The only bad thing i can think of is that the plug from the included AC adapter fits loosely in the jack and seems like it could slip out easily, although it has never happened to me.

Value:
It is an expensive pedal. That said, the Wiggler truly has the potential to expand any players sonic landscape for the better, and sound pretty damn good doing it.

Desirability:
Yah, it looks cool, but it is bulky and the exposed tubes (protected by a metal grid) seem vulnerable to accidents.

Sound:
Probably a cleaner sounding effect than is found on most old vintage amps. The pedal can however be a littler harsh and increase treble when engaged, but a simple roll of the tone knob takes care of that. As far as for the sound I was going for, this pedal does the job and then some. There are plenty of settings for lots of groovy tones.

Ease of Use:
Right out of the box and with minimal tweaking of knobs, very cool sounds were easy to achieve. Very simple, yet effective controls.

Overall:
I love my Wiggler!

Feature:
The best trems and vibratos around in one pedal. Only thing I don't like is it doesn't run on batteries, but who cares, it's on my pedal board with a power supply and it needs some juice to get those sounds sounding so good.

Quality:
Well built

Value:
cheaper than a fulltone supatrem, sounds better and gives more options, it's a no brainer!

Desirability:
Love looking at those tubes heating up

Sound:
All tube, true bypass, killer tremolos, awesome and versatile vibes, what more could you ask for? I just love the warm sounds that I can get from the wiggler.

Support:
don't know

Overall:
Totall satisfied, I've tried many different trems, this one sounds the closest (actually better) than the one on my deluxe reverb