Feature:
It's a reissue basically so, no mid or treble but, the 1/4watt is a nice setting but I prefer the 1watt setting the best.. The 4 watt setting almost sounds too much for the cab and will vibrate your tubes to pieces quickly. Nice thing is it comes stock with Sovteks, not cheap asian tubes like the blackhearts.

Quality:
Seems fantastic.

Sound:
I've had this amp since the middle of March. Don't hesitate, it's great! I have played a numbe rof guitars through this and so far my favorite is a 2006 56'GT Epi with P90's. Blues out the arse!

Ease of Use:
Great..

Overall:
At 329.99 Canadian it's a good litttle amp with looks and tone to kill.

Feature:
It's got everything in it I need, tone, volume and attenuator! None of those CRAP amp modeling stupidity things that ruin the original tone of your guitar.

Quality:
Very good quality and the tubes are good quality, not cheapo junk tubes. I do worry about sound vibration at high volumes loosening up something inside. I would rather use separate speaker cabinet when blasting it.

Value:
I think the price I paid was a bit too much for a 4 watt practice amp even though its a nice tube amp.

Desirability:
Well I plan to play out with it in a very small lounge nexct week so then I will be able to judge it's sex appeal....depending if all the women in the bar laugh at my tiny amp!!!!

Sound:
This little amp sounds remarkably good with a 10" speaker at 4 watts. It does seem a bit too loud for its size and would probably crank out better with an additional separate speaker cabinet with a 12" in it.

Ease of Use:
Ease of use? You would have to be a CRETIN if you have trouble operating this amp!

Support:
?

Overall:
I would say this amp suits me perfectly for now...I can use it to practice, record, and gig......

Feature:
Being able to dial it to 1/4, 2 & 4 watts is awesome, combined with the chicken head tone & volume knobs and using your guitar to drive the volume, this thing rock with true tone and some cool distortion. Just let the tubes warm up for at least 15 mins and any rattle & hum vanishes. It has what you need, except a standby mode to keep the tubes ready to roll would have been good, otherwise it's just true vintage style no frills unbloodycomplicated good.

Quality:
It seems very solid and well built, but time will tell, especially on the tubes. It's not overly heavy, but substantial enough and it looks high end & vintage funky. Nice details.

Value:
Nothing else in this price point comes close and I have been looking at every tube under 500 bills for months. Even the Orange AD5 at twice the price is not better.

Desirability:
It's a vintage re-issue more or less, so it's sexy, compact and looks like it should. It's not a marshall stack, so if amps are in any way a "size matters" guy thing for you, this is not for you. Try the half stack ;) and get over yourself.

Sound:
This is an awesome little amp with great true tube tone. Knocks out very decent volume, but sounds clear & true at lower volumes too. Has that beautiful "old vox" English feel with ringing halo tube sound and makes even one of my crappy guitars sound good. Seriously for practice, small gigs and pure pleasure, get it.

Ease of Use:
It's idiot proof, seriously.

Support:
Too new to have dealt with any support.

Overall:
I expect to have this as long as I play, which I hope is a long time. I intend to mic it & record and may spring for the (or a) 12 inch cab at some point, but for now this thing for practice, pleasure & recording is just right for all that and I doubt I'll look to replace it at all.