Feature:
I'd be willing to pay more for an ac adapter that's included with the unit at purchase.

Value:
Big bang for the buck!

Desirability:
This is a must have for any organist's and/or guitar player's gig bag. Great for fast set up, short, or limited space gigs. The folks at Line 6 have out done themselves with this one. I'd be glad to do an organ demo using the Roto Machine anytime.

Sound:
As a pro keyboardist and long time Leslie user I am very critical about sound-alikes and modelers. The Line 6 Roto-Machine is by far the biggest bang for the buck for simulating rotating speakers that is or ever has been on the market. The Line 6 Roto also blends well in the mix. Hard to tell that it's really not Leslie speaker cabs you're hearing with the rest of the band.

Ease of Use:
Very user friendly

Support:
N/A

Overall:
The Line 6 Roto-Machine will always be part of my studio and live venue set up.

Feature:
No accessories must purchase adaptot or use 9volt-but foot switch was important to change leslie speeds.

Quality:
seems sturdy

Sound:
does all i wanted-real good leslie slow ansd fast and a filter for different cabinet sounds. Makes my Juno 61 quite Hammond like. Also great for guitar

Ease of Use:
Very easy and set up well

Support:
dqnt know-had no dealings yet

Overall:
No reason to replace

Quality:
Very solid works every time. I have been using it for a couple of years.

Value:
It has to be the best for the price.

Sound:
this pedal sounds very realistic. I don't know about the other brands. all of them seem to be priced much higher. I've been using it with an axon guitar syth, it's very good.

Support:
don't know. haven't dealt with them.

Overall:
If it were broke, lost, stolen, I would get another one.