Feature:
No accesssories included. Very happy with all the features of this amp.

Quality:
So far it appears to be a pretty solid & sturdy amp.

Value:
Great bang for the buck.

Sound:
Great sound. I received this amp for Christmas from my kids and it's pretty awesome due to the fact that the song presets contain a lot of the songs I play on a regular basis. I no longer have to waste time setting up my other amp to get the desired effect (if I can ever get it just right). I just push a button a few times and dial up the song tone. To my ear the preset songs tones are right on: Nothing Else Matters, Cat Scratch Fever, Money For Nothing, Sweet Child of Mine, etc. No need for stomp boxes with this amp. And this B***H is LOUD. If you are a pro guitar player, you probably would not appreciate this amp, but if your a amature/hobbyist who just likes to rock out every once and while without messing around with effects pedals and tone knobs, this amp is for you. Of course you can bypass the presets and set up the amp as you wish and I have no complaints on that front. All around versitile amp.

Ease of Use:
There is a small learning curve with this product. The instruction manual is a joke, but after messing around with it for about an hour or so, it's easy to figure out. Also I would recommend visiting the Line6 web site to pick up more information about using this amp, esp. in the forums section.

Support:
Have not used support

Overall:
I believe this amp will keep my interest for a long time. It's a fun amp to mess around with.

Feature:
i think its going to be a very fun amp, i wish it came with a 4 channel kick bored

Quality:
Line 6 did a great job with it

Value:
Very affordable

Desirability:
all i can say is if i had the money id buy this first

Sound:
I've seen youtube videos on it, i play a lot of Metallica with my band and this actually has some metallica presets, THIS AMP IS AMAZING!!!!!

Ease of Use:
So easy a caveman can do it, lol

Overall:
ill probably keep it for at least 5 years

Feature:
The most useful feature about this amp is the distortion, it's kind of difficult to navigate through the +400 presets but you will get used to it. This amp has a built in tuner, distortion boost, noise gate, chorus flang, phaser, tremelo, tape echo, sweep echo and delay!

Quality:
This amp seems to be made well, nothing wrong with it so far, it's also a nice looking amp as well as a nice sounding amp. I have no worried with this amp, i would take this amp on the road not a doubt in my mind.

Value:
This product is worth the typical selling price.

Desirability:
This is a niiiiiiiice looking amp!

Sound:
If you like an amp with crazy distortion, this is what you want and the sound quality is great. I play heavy metal all the way to classical music and i'm not dissapointed with this amp. I mainly bought this amp for the distortion but it's good for everything! I play a gibson les paul standard and it sounds amazing. I have played live with this amp and it is by far gigworthy. I have yet to record with it but i'm sure it won't let me down.

Ease of Use:
It was simple for me to find my sound with this amp, it took my about 20 minutes to get all of my sounds and my presets. There are 4 channel presets, once you get your sound just hold channel a, b, c, or d to save them, simple as that! The manual is easy to read and visual.

Support:
n/a

Overall:
I'm to lazy to write much more but if this amp was stolen or something i would definately, no doubt about it, buy another one.

Feature:
I love all of the features. The effects sound great. The 400+ presets sound good too. There are two most useful features in this amp. The first one is the four channels so you can save your own sounds so it is easy to get to them some other time. The second most useful feature is the tuner. The tuner is really accurate.

Quality:
It is made really well. It is dependable. You don't have to worry about it coming apart or anything, but one thing you have to keep an eye on is how you handle it when on the road. The bumps on the road could do damage inside it, because it is all computerised inside.

Value:
The price is worth buying it. For everything it can do is worth the money.

Desirability:
I didn't want to buy it just because it sounded like it was a good amp, I also liked the color, and the way its made. The lights were cool looking when I turned it on for the first time. the color is perfect for performances. I only like dark colored amps. Not blue or white or ect.

Sound:
The sound is amazing! It is pretty loud even when the knob is on 3. It sounds like mud if it is turned up to half way. Thats the only downside for the sound of it though, otherwise its awesome.

Ease of Use:
This amp is very easy to use also. It will take a little time to get used to knowing how to do everything.

Overall:
Overall this amp is the best I have ever played through. I may upgrade to the 150 watt amp. But for right now I am going to keep this one for quite a while. Everything about it is awesome. If thuis amp was lost or stolen I would buy the same one again. Before I bought it I wish I knew what all it could do. Really the only thing I don't like about it is that its a little heavy, but that doesn't bother me. I LOVE IT!! I DEFINETLY RECOMMEND IT!!!

Feature:
i like how it has onboard effects. didnt come with a pedal, i recomend u buy one. i like how it has all the artist presets.

Quality:
i have always trusted line 6 products. best quality amp out there

Value:
i got this ampp for 399. its worth every penny. go out and buy one. you wont be dispointed ;]

Sound:
i have only had this amp for a few days now. but WOW u get your penny worth. this is the best amp in its price range. im using an epiphone and gibson lp through this amp and it sounds great. the distortion is really INSANE!!. and u can pull out a smooth melody when in clean.

Ease of Use:
its easy to use if u have a footswitch. but overal its fairly simple to use

Support:
havent had to use it. and dont think i ever will have to

Overall:
the best amp out there in its price range

Feature:
Most features on one amp I've ever seen.

Quality:
I've dropped it plenty of times and haven't had any problems.

Value:
A little bit over priced but definitely worth it.

Sound:
Great sound with great volume control.

Ease of Use:
A little bit confusing at first but u get that hang of it.

Support:
A very detailed instructors manual comes with it to properly teach you how to use it.

Overall:
I think this amp will last me for well over 5 years and i will continue to be happy with it throughout my guitar career.

Feature:
Did not include any accessories. The floor pedal is a help for quick switching and the wah works pretty well.

Quality:
I have had 2 of them inside of 3 years and they keep losing the bottom end. Sounds like you cranked the mids and highs and dropped the bass. The amp is not used for gigs and is not abused, it is in a controlled environment. They do not last.

Value:
It would be worht it, if it lasted and did not keep going out.

Desirability:
It is a nice looking amp and does not take up a lot of space.

Sound:
When this amp works the sound quality is awesome, unfortunately it has a short lifespan.

Ease of Use:
There is a lot to work with, but it is not hard to use.

Support:
I have not hasd to deal with Line 6, I bought from guitar center and they took care of it.

Overall:
If I can not get one that will last longer than a year I will have to search for a better product. I will be wary of Line 6 products however.

Feature:
Tons of features, but it's really hard to just get a basic unmodified sound out of it if you don't want all the distortion and reverb and other stuff. foot switch would have been nice though.

Quality:
seems good quality, I'm no expert though, so can't say yet.

Value:
For the features, great value.

Desirability:
That's why I bought it, with all the features and cool knobs, how can you not say oooooooooooooh!!!!! and buy it.

Sound:
I'm not an expert, but I will say the sound is way better than the amp I had before, but on the clean channels I can't say I love it.

Ease of Use:
Too much knobs and stuff to turn, and I can't seem to get that simple clean sound without a million effects as everytime I turn it on it goes to one of the million presets which are just too much to sort through.

Overall:
I like the quality and the features, but it's too complicated; I just want to play without having to scroll through presets and turn like 10 knobs, so i'll proabably return it.

Feature:
The features are about on a par with all the other modeling amps out there. The big feature is the artist presets... see above.

Quality:
After powering up perhaps to 1/4 way volume with some of the clean presets I was struck by the awful build quality and rattling of the cabinet and speakers. Absolute junk. Speakers were tight as they would go without splitting the MDF that is simply glued together. Perhaps they should put 2 x 5" speakers in here and it may hold together.

Value:
No good value if it can't be used for it's intended purpose.

Desirability:
I will not consider Line 6 amps in the future.

Sound:
The presets are a waste of time and generally sound bad. The Mk II was better value without the 'artist' presets.

Ease of Use:
The artist presets display is hard to see.

Support:
They seem to e mail back quite quickly.

Overall:
I used a competitors product for a while and it blew the Line 6 out of the water both tone wise and construction wise.