Feature:
The cabinet is well made for the price. It's plywood! Not MDF! That's a big help. The switchable impedance is a nice feature. Even when I swapped out the speakers, I was able to keep the mono/stereo flexibility. I would rate it a 10 for the complete value if the drivers could handle more. The cabinet is quite good for the price.
Quality:
If this was a $600 cabinet, I would not be impressed. You can definitely tell it's lighter and not as sturdy as the higher end cabs. However, for this price, you really can't complain. I would not recommend it for touring or road use but from studio to home travel it is fine. The workmanship is respectable. The finish is quite good. I expect this cabinet to last my lifetime as long as I treat it with appropriate care.
Value:
For home or studio, it's tough to imagine a better deal... unless the speakers were voiced a little differently.
Desirability:
I think I'm getting another one. It looks good and is easily upgraded. I wouldn't say I lust for it but the value is great.
Sound:
The sound is fine but the drivers are not going to blow your socks off. I ran my MESA Triple Rec through it and I could tell the speakers were wondering what was going on. The bass response was a bit muddy. I replaced the drivers and now it holds its own.
Ease of Use:
As simple as it comes. Plug in with the correct impedance and roll it out!
Support:
No need. It's a cabinet.
Overall:
I rate it overall a little lower than I rate each of the features perhaps unfairly. The value is great but it's not a MESA or Marshall cab. Disregarding price, I would rate it a 5 (Average). The plywood construction is good. The workmanship is good. The drivers are plain. The features are great. It's not road worthy. It's a good cab for great price. Therefore: Overall = 8.
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