Feature:
As mentioned above, I love the three XLR direct outs, phase switch, feed back control, tilt back cabinet, mute switch and the 1/4 inch aux input (use with my ipod for set breaks. Overall there are amps with more features, but all that are on this amp get used!

Quality:
I have put this amp through the ringer during live shows, practices and transport. Every thing still works great.

Value:
I thought that it was a little pricey, but after all of the use this amp gets, I feel it is well worth the investment.

Sound:
I use this amp in a variety of live applications and it has not let me down. The sound is very good. The anti-feedback switch and phase controls work great to control feedback. I love the choice of three direct outs - one for each channel and one mixed post eq. I use this amp for small shows and practices on its own and use it as a monitor and XLR direct out when playing through the PA. - I connect my Gibson J-45 to channel one and use channel 2 for a vocal mic. i replaced my direct box and monitors and feel like I have more control over my sound. I do have to cut the mids and treble, but that is what eq controls are for.

Ease of Use:
Very easy amp to use. The instruction manual includes nice suggestions for eq settings at different volume levels.

Support:
Fishman really does have great customer support. I called an left a message with a question and got a phone call back within 15 minuets. You do not see that type of support these days.

Overall:
If this amp were to be stolen or lost, I would have to get a new one immediately due to the impact on my overall acoustic guitar tone and due to the fact that it is an essential part of my guitar rig.

Feature:
Great features. The mute button lets you change instruments and use the "tuner out" jack to plug in your tuner while the band is making noise. The "Anti-Feedback" dial works great when you're cracking the accoustic. It takes out the low-rumble feedback.

Value:
Excellent product. Better value than Marshal, Genz Benz, VOX.

Desirability:
The Amp has a standard tilt of about 20 degrees which helps get the sound up over the drums and electric guitars that my accoustic accompanies. You can also use the "kick-stand" to get a 45 degree tilt like a floor monitor. It's all good.

Sound:
Perfectly Clean Sound and loud. The effects are adequate.

Ease of Use:
It's easy to use.

Support:
I've had it for 6 months and played 8 gigs. No problems.

Overall:
The Loudbox is all you need if you are an accoustic guitar player that is part of a classic rock band or if you're just picking classical Bach. If you play a big hall, there is a Mix-Out jack that goes right to the mixer board. I'm done. Don't need anything else.