Feature:
The controls are simple and way easy to use. I don't really like amps with all those built in effects and crap. I'de rather run a pedal or an effects board directly through the amp. This amp is perfect for that.

Quality:
The cabinet is built very solid. Perfect for road abuse and studio use. (I use mine as a small coffee table occasionally)

Value:
I paid around 300$ (plus tax). This amp is a little underpriced if you ask me. It sounds as great as most tube amps double this price.

Desirability:
As far as "Sex Appeal" goes, This amp is really much to look at. Just close your eyes and you'll think you're hearing something much bigger.

Sound:
This amp is friggin sweet! I play a Fender Deluxe P-Bass Special through it and the sound is awsome. The low-end rumble on this baby is perfect.

Support:
I've emailed SWR telling them how much I love the amp, and they responded very promptly. I don't think I'll need any assistance anytime soon.

Overall:
If I had the option, I would buy it all over again. Don't buy this amp based on my review. If you like what you see, find a place that carries it and test it out. Sometimes it's the individual peice of equipment that works great, and mine did. I'm sure there are plenty of LA15's out there that absolutly suck. Always test out equipment before you buy.

Feature:
I wasn't interested in accessories. i just wanted the best 100 watt bass amp I could get.

Quality:
Nothing Sweeter.

Value:
this is the best combo bass amp. you can buy at this price.

Desirability:
and I thought there were no stupid questions..................

Sound:
I gig Weekly from two table coffee shops (20 watt Peavey) to large garden parties (330 watt Hartke head, 4X10 and 1X15 Eminence Cabinets.) The SWR LA-15 is the gap filler I have been looking for. I play three 5-string basses; Jackson (passive), Carvin, and Michael Kelly acoustic/electric fret-less, both active electronics. I can play the Jackson at volume 10 with no distortion or overload at all !!!!! 7-8 on the other two. The 18 volt electronics in my Carvin LB 75 makes this thing yell, moan, sing and growl in my rock, country, and fusion jazz styles. The fret-less with hot phosphor bronze strings propagates WOW through this little amp. I hear every little nuance I want to hear while I am playing the jazz I wrote. I am really impressed! IT is being advertised as a first amp, or first "SWR." Funny, this amp may be the last bass amp I ever buy. For its class, it is the best performing amp I have ever had.

Ease of Use:
If you are looking for ease of use in a bass amp. this is it.

Support:
Everyone I know who owns SWR wants nothing else. I have never had or heard a single complaint about their service. I have however had a few pleasant, fruitful phone contacts, always giving me prompt, accurate information.

Quality:
it is so durable i got water in the one i used and i let it set and i dried it out and it still rocked like a champ. and it was tough so that you weren't afraid of hitting it on something and hurting the amp, you were most times more worried about what you hit getting hurt.

Value:
it's so worth the price.

Desirability:
kinda lazy on design it's just a big box with knobs set inside of the top.

Sound:
nothing very powerful and so easy to use three knobs, bass, mid and treble, easy to get awesome sound.

Support:
didn't need to complain it was great

Overall:
i was extremely satisfied for the time i played with it, i recently gave it back to the people i borrowed it from and i bought a Behringer Ultrabass BX1200 and the SWR was so much more playable with this amp if you mess with one knob a little bit it seems like the whole sound changes, with the SWR you didn't need to worry about that.

It's a great amp with awesome sounds. it could have more features but everything else is great about it not to heavey and perfect for practicing with a band.

Great Amp that has a good low bass tone to it. It takes a while to learn what presets to put it on before you get a perfect sound, but its very good. But just like every other amp, loses alot of tone at high volume levels.

This amp is good for what it is. An entry-level
combo amp. Provides ample power, adequate tone
control and great economy. If you need more than this, then start looking at the Workingman's series or better.

Gig with the amp, practice with the amp, great for anything.

this amp is great, it is perfect for gigs and has a great sound

Bad attention to detail and poor design