Feature:
It comes with a standard footswitch 2 eq's for the clean, and 3 eq's for the gain. it would have been cool for the clean channel to have a separate reverb and other cool effects like its bigger brother: the avt150, but i don't reaaly need all that. i just want to play straight rock and roll! it's a matter of choice really, but it is more important for the amp to sound good than have a bunch of digital effects. one thing i have to complain about is when you switch over from distortion to clean while still sustaining a note a loud "popping" sound will occur for a second. it kind of annoying, but it can be easily avoided. The construction is great (solid as a rock) and you can barely hear the circulation fan that cools the amp.

Quality:
you get a 5 year warranty, so i'm not that worried. and everything seems to work fine.

Value:
i'd say its a little expensive, but you get for what you paid for!

Desirability:
I just love the way it sounds and feels. i think it will help me progress as a better musician and explore deeper tones in different amps and instruments. it was a great investment.

Sound:
Powerful and crisp clean & classic marshall crunch! This amp is loud and clear! I love the clean channel and how it responds to every note. I play a standard strat and it doesn't have that bright, fake, solid-state sound that hurts your ears, but is smooth and regulated. The tube in the pre-amp makes so much difference between the other MG (marshall) series. the tube adds so much more dimension to the clean and gain channels. the bass is terrific and since it has a closed back design you get deeper tones. when you turn this up you can really hear the vibrations in your bones! I have a boss ds-1 pedal, but I DON'T NEED IT ANYMORE! for the money, although not inexpensive, i can't complain. i give it a 10.

Support:
can't say that i have dealt with marshall.

Overall:
I had a fender champ30 and it just wasn't loud or clear enough to hear over a drummer and other sounds, so i looked and looked a found this marshall to be my best bet. i don't need a huge stack right now... although i would prefer a mode 4... but the marshall is great and loud and it rocks!

Feature:
the features are simple but what do you expect for an amp at this price, for a begginer amp you have everything you could want.

Quality:
the qaulity of this amp is nothing less than superb, my friend had one and he told me that he was driving down the motorway at 60mph on his way to do a gig and the doors on his van open and it fell out and bounced down the road, and after he went back for it, got to where he was going, and plugged it in he said it still worked, lol so i dont think you need to worry about the quality.

Value:
i think the price is really quite reasonable for an amp of this qaulity and sound

Desirability:
i only wish that i bought this amp when i began playing, but i've been playing for 4years now, alot, and now i'm looking to buy my first tube amp possibly marshall tsl 122combo but if your a new player get it, it's perfect

Sound:
When i first started playing this amp i was really amazed at how nice it sounds, the dirty channel is really very smooth and clean, when your playing everything comes through clear and you can realy here what your pick is doing, which is great if you play lead and perfect if you can shred. the clean channel was also very pleasent it sounds very warm and agin very clear, the clean gain setting is very good on this amp, for a rock n' roll bluesy sound its just perfect i was very happy with the sound, if your a beginner and you like to play heavy get this amp i noticed that the low end distortion on this amp can produce a sound that is even heavier than some of the more powerful AVT models

Support:
no idea, never needed it

Overall:
easily a 10, great amp, very impressed