"You have to try it out for yourself, you won't be dissappointed."

Feature:
Has all the features I need. A straight forward and no useless junk added amp.

Quality:
No problems so far, and I have had it for a while.

Value:
Can't beat that price for the sound you are getting. Trust me, the sound is unbelievable.

Desirability:
I love the look because it looks like the old 50's fender amps, which I guess was the point of it.

Sound:
I love the sound from this amp. It's nice and bluesy, hence the name, and sounds amazing with my effects pedals hooked up as well. I can't say enough good things about this amp. Has a nice bright and vintage sound.

Ease of Use:
Pretty straight forward, plug it in and start rockin out. There is not twenty knobs or buttons to figure out, it's really easy to use.

Support:
never delt with them yet.

Overall:
No complaints.

"deluxe my ass but very decent club combo for roots music"

Feature:
nothing special

Quality:
havent broken or nothing so...

Value:
not that expensive..

Sound:
fender sound for lighter sounds,you know when you want that crispy fender with a little edge...

Ease of Use:
allways

Overall:
it always debends what you are looking for....first find out about the features and sounds before you go buying something....

"LOUDER THAN HELL!!!"

Feature:
it has two channels; one clean and one cleaner, 2 outputs and an effects loop. It's lean but it's mean.

Quality:
Built like a tank. Heavey like a tank. Plays great everytime.

Value:
I got mine for 520 at a local music store, but its worth every buck. Sounds much better than anything in comparison, even amps that cost 2 or 3 times as much. all amps are way overpriced. here is an exception.

Desirability:
I have one and if I had the money I would buy 2 or 3 more because it's only 40 watts.

Sound:
Loud! I can't wait to stick it through a pair of cabs. Even with the stock speaker, it REALLY chunks those drop-tuned cords and riffs. I don't recomend the drive channel because it's brighter than hell and it Doesn't drive much. Stick a Ds-1 in there and a resonant guitar and you're in mosh heaven. Or sting those bends with a neck pickup. Every note sings out and marbelizes like glass. the inputs are parrallel, too, so you can rig up more than one of these monsters. It's got a super detailed midrange, too, and its own natural mid scoop with the eq strait up. TRY IT, YOU'LL LIKE IT!

Ease of Use:
Piece of cake. Just plug in and rock out.

Support:
You wont need support.

Overall:
I play metal, and I couldn't recomend a better amp for any style of music.

"just give it a try. you wont regret it."

Feature:
it's a 50s reissue, so the overdrive is only a slight, vintage-bluesy type. but combine it with a nice OD pedal and your ready to rock. this amp has a "bright" switch that comes in very handy. this amp is loud! i cant even play it on 2 in my apartment complex.

Quality:
this amp is a tank, its really built to last. there's nothing tender about the parts. the amp i bought is ten years old, and its still in amazing shape.

Value:
definitely worth the money. if well taken care of, the value will certainly increase over the years.

Desirability:
the tweed jacket and brown grill cover has such an aesthetic appeal. it complements the "brown" sound perfectly! i might even play this amp just for looks!

Sound:
this amp was "replaced" by the hot rod, but to me the tone doesn't come close. the range of this amp is outstanding! it even gives my tele some low end! the warmth with humbuckers is unbelievable. this amp will bring out the natural character of your guitar. i cranked the drive up to 12 and it still has as much warmth and definition as the clean channel, with a little grit. the treble cuts like a hot knife through butter.

Overall:
let me put it this way: my grandkids will be playing this amp long after i'm dead. i'll never need to replace it.