Feature:
Noticeably lacking is the ability to switch between the amp's own sounds with a footswitch. You can hook an overdrive pedal to it, but then you are getting the sound of the pedal instead of the pure sound of the amp, and the latter probably is better.

Quality:
Seems sturdyn enough, but it never leaves my studio, so I can't say it has been tested very hard.

Value:
Price it against amp modelers that sound as good, add the fact that you get a guitar speaker to listen to, and you have to say this is a good deal.

Sound:
Wonderful sound and very easy to manipulate. Although the spectrum of sounds from my V-Amp 2 is much wider, the Tech 21 produces a sound that is smoother and sweeter, to my ears. Perhaps it's the analog circuitry. I look at this amp as a direct recording box with a speaker that lets you really hear what you are doing.

Feature:
came with shower cap cover. XLR out is FINE!!! Utility of this little thing is great. CH switching would be good but would add to the price.

Quality:
seems ok. Was skeptical at first but it's held up well.

Value:
yes.

Sound:
Very, very good cleans Excellent OD Versatile in both sounds and applications

Support:
the best I've had next to steve carr

Overall:
it's asmall but immensely useful in all applications (miking, XLR, practice, etc.)

This is a great piece of gear! You wanna play thru a Mesa? Just flick the switch! You want a wall of Marshalls with Greenbacks? Just hit the switch! You want Fender clean? Just hit the switch! All of this and you won't wake the neighbors. Oh, and it also fits on the front seat of your car too. I just wish it had footswitchable channels.

This is one amazing amp. i used to own one years ago, but sold it. I bought the trademark 60. well, now i have sold the 60 and bought the 10 back. I also own the power engine 60.
this trade mark 10 is very impressive.

This little combo does it all. Somewhat limited by the 8" speaker but the tone is there. I drive a Mesa 1X12 cab through the speaker out and it is awesome. Like a genie in a bottle, you get three wishes. Fender, Mesa and Marshall. GREAT!