Feature:
Almost too many! Look, I just don't give 10's. Plus the footswitch should not cost 60 bucks!

Quality:
No issues so far. Have owned less than a month.

Value:
Good value I'd say. Except for the 5 button footswitch. At 60 bucks it makes the package a little pricey for a 30 watt combo amp.

Desirability:
This thing really looks cool!

Sound:
I just bought this amp. I have played it twice now in practice with my band. First of all, the distortion sounds you can get are never ending. Any type of distortion you want you can find in this amp. I gave it an 8 for lack of a good (loud) clean sound. The 4 clean amp models are pretty good if you don't require lots of volume.

Ease of Use:
A little complicated at first. Once over the manual (or included quickstart guide) & you're good to go.

Support:
N/A

Overall:
I expect to use this amp for quite awhile. I expect to gig with it. It is plenty loud on all of the high gain selections. My only gripe is that when you bring the amp up in volume on the clean channel to be equal to that of your high gain settings, the clean channel does distort a little. Perhaps some more fiddling is in order?

Feature:
Tons of features, whether they are all usable is debatable, but for what I am going to use it for, (small gigs and weddings) it is perfect. This thing should be sold with the foot controller though. You have to buy it separate and it is the only controller that will work with it.

Quality:
All the screws that hold this thing together were loose when I pulled it out of the box. I think they cut cost on this version. also the line out for headphone/recording is just a 1/8 inch jack now. How hard would it have been to keep the 1/4 inch. The jack seems really cheap like if I push my head phones in to hard I am going to push through the pannel on the amp. Really lame that they did this. The AD series all had normal 1/4 line out jacks.

Value:
yes overall this thing sound great, is not overpriced and has tons of features.

Sound:
Sounds really good, for a small amp. The vintage and boutique tones sound better than the high gain stuff. The high gain stuff is to fizzy. I have been playing semi professionally for 22 years, This things sounds amazing for the price, and has as many features as you would need.

Ease of Use:
Now that I know how to use it it is not bad, but I actually(heaven forbid)had to read the manual to be able to grasp all the features. Little bit of a learning curve to adjust effects parameters, but not to bad.

Support:
no, haven't dealt with them

Feature:
All the amps and effect are godlike and has a wonderful sound :)

Quality:
Never had any trouble .. Works better perfect ..

Value:
To the price - A LOT better than all the others !

Desirability:
It's sexyyyh !

Sound:
Well my guitar sucks, so I thinks that's why there's a little background noise (yes, the Noise Reduction is a 0/to the right), but it clearly sounds like Metallica, not as wonderful a full tube amp ofc. but close anyway !

Ease of Use:
The effects etc. are friggin complicated .. In the start ofc.

Support:
Had a little trouble - waited 14 days before i got it. .. Not VOX' fault tho .. (.. Damn "In stock" bullsh%t !)

Overall:
I plan to own this in many years and for live shows as well.