Feature:
so lite weight, you couldn't want much more. One of the reasons I purchased this amp was for its massive amount of I/O's. Sharp looking too.

Quality:
pretty solid. Nice layout of controls

Value:
some what expensive but worth it

Desirability:
I want another to link them together

Sound:
Incredible sounding! I use this amp for my Roland juno-d, a sampling peddle, and my vocals in a reggae band. Anything stereo sounds sweet, my boss gt-8 sound pretty damn good running stereo through this. The built in reverb and delay make vocals nice sounding. One of my band members and I used it for two acoustic guitars and vocals for acoustic sets and it really shines in the acoustic department. If you play acoustic guitar this amp is exceptional.

Ease of Use:
just plug and play

Support:
no issues, but I have lots of roland and boss gear and there support is great

Overall:
Get it you won't be disappointed

Feature:
Biggest feature: light weight. I don't like to lug around heavy equipment, and each of the two components of this amp weighs less than 30 pounds.

Quality:
Good quality, absolutely no problems in over one year, gigging about twice a week.

Value:
Well, it is expensive!! If you are on a budget, you might choose more weight/less cost.

Sound:
Stereo separation is modest, but I find it effective for reproducing the stereo samples in digital pianos. Plenty of power for the small restaurant/coffee house venues I play in.

Ease of Use:
Pretty standard controls, easy to use.

Support:
I haven't needed support.

Overall:
I would like better stereo separation, but this unit is adequate for my purposes.

Feature:
I love the fact that the sub is detachable. If you don't need it for the gig, you don't have to pack it - awesome. Fairly light weight. I think the specs are a touch wrong about the weight, but still light enough to carry easily.

Quality:
Built like a rock. I'm a little wary of the foam windscreen stuff on the front, but after about 6 months of use I can't tell any ware yet.

Value:
I'm glad they dropped the price, but its still a bit on the pricey side.

Desirability:
Looks sharp and like a serious piece of equipment. Reminds me of a small marshall half stack.

Sound:
Sound is good with plenty of volume - at 3/4 main power you get a bit of hiss, and it is a little soft if you are plugging the guitar straight in, so plan on a preamp if you're playing an acoustic guitar ( I have a SD MagMic on my guitar). I've hooked my keyboard and my guitar to it, and this thing rocks except for the volume with my acoustic. Also, it is a 'stereo' amp, but with speakers that close together, there isn't all that much separation.

Ease of Use:
Plug it in, and flip the switch. How much easier do you want?

Support:
Not needed yet.

Overall:
I really, really like this amp. I play weddings and small venues, and do a little DJing on the side as well. I have DJed small parties with it, and I'm thinking about getting a second one so that I can have a true stereo setup with them...think about it, 4 - 6 1/2 speakers, 2 subs, 700w power in a package I can carry in the back of my car and pack in in 2 trips (1 if I use the cart) by myself.

Quality:
no case so it scratches . The poer chord is like all their amps - crummy.

Desirability:
I don't

Sound:
It is a lot of money --- but my back is worth it.Big sound, and believe it or not I had to use my mike in it , and when I hit the non-feedback button, It acctually worked. No feed

Feature:
it really needs eq on all channels this has been my gripe not just master

Sound:
impressive sound it handles whatever i give it....