Feature:
The M1, the most popular workstation ever, the Wavestation, still in demand, ALL of the add on cards and roms, and a really great multi-effect plugin.

Quality:
These are dated sounds and there are much fatter sounds, with gigabites of samples, available. But for $150, having over 2000 beautifully designed presets, there is no question of quality for the money.

Value:
Totally worth it. These are really fun and inspiring and hugely endowed with usable sounds. For the cost of a couple of lame sample cds.

Desirability:
To be able to throw into any mix some of Korg's classic sounds; who could say no? Especially for the price.

Sound:
Hugely usable sounds; hundreds of beautifully designed presets and great tweakability. An easy way to get all the lovely bright pop sounds of the 90's.

Ease of Use:
Fire them up or load them into the sequencer. The presets are lovely and inspiring, and there are endless ways to tweak them.

Overall:
I can't see a day when I would not want to have these available to use. They're musical, easy on the processor, and really lovely to play.

Feature:
Which it had a help tool bar. I don't like the USB Key Fog you have to insert to be able to run the program. I think that once you buy it, you should not need a USB key to be inserted for a program you paid for to run.

Value:
$140 Good Price.

Sound:
Matches my Roland JX-8Ps fat sounds (brass). It's bells are stronger (like a DX7/TX81Z) than my Yamaha SY22 and the vector sounds morph for a long time. Where the SY22 has sounds unlike any other instruments, the Wavestation had more choices and ultimately took the SYs to a different level.

Ease of Use:
Very easy. No latency on my IBOOK G4 1.2 GHZ, 1.25 GB RAM. Works well w/ Garageband.

Overall:
If someone steals it, I would buy it again. I hate the USB Key fog, though.

Value:
Its a great addition to your V synth set. Very good value.

Sound:
It's as good is the origional. Great Korg strings, chorus and pianos.