Feature:
Not many buttons but this is the best part of it. I get my tone adjusted very quickly in the dark when gigging.

Quality:
Hand made and wired. Quality stands out big time!

Value:
Pricey but worth it!

Desirability:
Exellent vintage look with plexi tone.

Sound:
Wow what a tone with no tricks or buttons to push. Sound is huge and very loud. So light for gigs and mand made to boot. What a package!

Support:
Spoke to Marshall to ask about reverb and they had me on the phone for 30 minutes.

Overall:
i have no plans to sell.

Feature:
I like the idea it is all knobs and no swtiches and also the fact that it is a no nonsense amp with just a volume and tone knob and thats it. Makes it great for giging. The only reason i rated a 9/10 is no reverb but use any reverb box and that is taken care of but you really dont eveb need it. When this amp is cranked is naturally gives off a very small reverb tone when using the 2061cx cab. I dont know why it does this but it is a nice sweet spot.

Quality:
Hand made and the quality is great. Not flimsy but very well made.

Value:
Hey a bit pricey but you only get what you pay for.

Desirability:
Has a great vintage look to it and it very light weight.

Sound:
This amp is just awesome! Although very expensive you can see and hear the quality and it really comes through in a huge way. I needed am amp for giging as i dont dare take my vintage Marshalls from my home this amp has tons of head room and can get though any mix and is loud enough as any of my 60 watt Marshall or Fender amps. I have played many venues that seat 5000 people and we mic the amp and it comes through loud and clear. Crank it and it is all Plexi overdriven rock tones and turn it down and get the nice cleaner blues tones. Versatile as they come!

Support:
I called Marshall for some tech support when i first bought it and the tech spoke to me for 35 minutes on the phone and made sure i was satisfied with the answers to my questions and call.

Feature:
2 knobs per side

Quality:
Solid. Hand Wired. Birch Cab

Value:
Expensive but you pay for what you get know a days

Desirability:
Very Sexy! Vintage Marshall looks and feel

Sound:
Pure Tone. Power tube EL84 crunch. Very harmonically rich in tone.

Support:
Called once and they answered and were informative

Overall:
Completely Satisfied

Feature:
It's simplistic, it's durable, it's old school construction and it does not diappoint.

Quality:
Absolutely fabulous! This amp records really well too.

Value:
It's a hit in the wallet but worth every penny!

Sound:
This is the tone the "cheaper" amps emulate! A real guitar player only needs volume and tone and this amp provides that option in spades. want more distortion? Jump the channels! Buy a fancy pedal! Want more volume than this amp puts out? Mic it it and have some put in your monitor! Not "fuzzy" enough for you? Chances are you can't really play. Can't afford it? Buy a Line 6 and pretend, or invest in your craft! Want tone? Use this amp.

Ease of Use:
You'd have to be a moron to not be able to figure this on out

Support:
Never had a reason to call

Overall:
For that classic plexi tone at a volume level that won't kill your pets, spouse or neighbors, this is the real deal

Feature:
The best thing about the features is its simplicity. Volume and tone is all this amp needs.

Quality:
The fit and finish are superb. It looks like a very desirable amp where one might be tempted to buy it as a collectable investment.

Value:
Anything that was developed during the "Golden Era" of rock and roll, ie. '68 -'72 is worth a second look. The price of this amp it worth every penny.

Desirability:
This amp screams....Vintage.

Sound:
This amp is pure Marshall tone! It distorts at the higher volume settings which would satisfy all who desire that classic rock sound. And for us blues players, just roll back the volume and it cleans up very well. This is only with a Strat, a cable, and a pick! Add some analog boutique fx pedals, and you will sore to heights where Stevie and Jimi dwell!

Ease of Use:
This amp is the easiest to use. I run the following fx in front: FOXROXX CC2, ZTF flange, ZIM distortion; ANALOG.MAN BiCompressor, King of Tone, Modified Tube Screamer; EH Deluxe Memory Man; TEESE Picture Wah...etc.

Support:
No problem. You can register the product at Marshall's website.

Overall:
I own about 7 other amps (mostly Marshall and Fender). This amp stands out by itself! VERY SATISFIED!!!

Value:
Hell no! $1,850 for a 20W amp head?!?! Man, you could get some screaming 100+ all-tube power for half that! What a rip-off!

Sound:
It has to have almost no sound whatsoever.

Ease of Use:
A monkey could use it, just has 2 controls for each channel.

Feature:
How har should a 20 watt amp be to operate?

Quality:
Marshall Quallity is abouth

Value:
Resale a 20 watt tube amp that cost you over a $1000, I doubt you will see 10# of your mony back

Desirability:
The only appeal of this amp is the Logo - Marshall.

Sound:
20 Watts tube... It sounds like you would think 20 watts of tube should. Turn it up, distortion and feedback

Ease of Use:
Plug it in, turn it on, turn it up, play.

Support:
Marchall is a great company. Why a 20 watt tube head for this price? Have they lost it?

Overall:
I own 2 20 - 30 watt tube amps that sot 1/10 of this one and they are great amps