versatile and alway warm and pure, and loud.

great sounds - clean, tube and distorted are all great. chorus is awesome. lots of connections. Only thing I dont like is the non-detachable power cord.

came with a knob that was missing some trim. they sent me a new one within two weeks. was an open box items, so I am not supprised. very nicely made.

very good value

see above

a little dorky, but kind of cool too - especially the chrome speaker grill that is black when viewed off axis.

rock

The Tube and Tube drive amps are way too damned "hissy". And the Compressor feature only makes the hiss 10 times worse. Other than that, you can get some nice sounds out if it, if you try to balance down on the hiss and succeed. If you're hoping that it'll compete with a loud drummer, though, you will be sadly mistaken.

Roland's Chorus was nice, very excellent. And the equalization was good. The two-digital-presets was totally worthless. You want switchable presets, get a REAL modeler like a Behringer V-AMP or something.

Quality is very rock-solid. Once I put my own wheels on it, I was able to tote it around quite a bit. I play it ridiculously loud, and haven't blown it up yet.

I would never purchase this again. I do not recommend it. If you're looking for a portable rig, save yourself some $$$ and get a Behringer BX1200 for half the price. And if you want real digital modeling, get a Behringer V-Amp Pro, J-Station, or SOMETHING, plus a power amp, plus a couple of PA speakers, and you'll be stoked. That's what I use now, and it's way more versatile.

n/a.

It's pretty damn sexy -- that's why I bought it -- but since I would never buy it again, and can't recommend it, how can I say "I Want It"?

Acid Jazz