Feature:
It has recording line outs, and external outs and the sound to make it worth using.
Quality:
You get what you pay for, it's cheap so it's own speaker isn't amazing, but for a little 10 watt amp its one of the best I have seen. Besides, the real quality is in the electronics not its case.
Value:
This for $200 + a Marshall 4X12 cab for $279 = a whole lot less money than the Brian may combo. If I needed to replace this I would go as high as $400, then other solutions would become more cost effective. But I got to admit, I fell in love with this sound after playing with it, I might go as high as it takes to replace.
Desirability:
I gutted my little Brian May, which was done easily, replaced the transformer with a more powerful one, and put it in a rack. I got it a new faceplate and knobs. I gave it a bypass pedal that lets me replace a Marshall head. Its fun to have a different sound to play with once in a while. For the price, I never expected this to be as useful as it has become, I love it.
Sound:
This amp's best sound is not with it's own speaker, it is designed to use an external speaker and a recording line out. It's sound for both of those things is unreal for $200. I hook it up to a Marshall cabinet and it can get quite loud, but most importantly, it sounds like the expensive Brian May combo AC30 but cost a lot less money.
Ease of Use:
It has 3 knobs gain, tone, volume; and a push button for clean or distorted. It has four jacks, all clearly labeled.
Support:
Vox is a great company. They are honorable are very helpful when dealing with issues.
Overall:
Love it. Its so small it takes 1 slot in my rack now but still offers a great sound when I want it. It goes with me everywhere.
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