I just got done putting this little baby on hold at my local music store....And let me tell you,i am in my first band just recently and my marshal 15watt "mini stack" want cuttin it anymore...So i decided to upgrade whith this and it is the best amp i have ever ownded and im sure one of the best to play on.i recomend this amp and as many others stated it is BIG.

i bought this amp about one year ago. this amp buzzes when cranked. the foot switch IS included its just in the bottom of the box in a seperate package. the seperate reverb is nice. the effects arent that great when compared to normal effects. the delay is decent though. the features on the back are great, because it eliminates the need for so much studio equipment when recording. and there is a external speaker jack for an extra speaker. this can jam with drums, but getting an extra 12" speaker is a good idea for out side gigs or medium sized gigs, because u dont always want to keep your amp all the way up to have to be heard. but this a great amp for jamming with drums and bass, just not for medium sized gigs. the tone on this amp is nice though. my experienced uncle asked me if it was a tube amp, and he was surprised. and it looks Gorgeous. also, this amp is not that heavy, its maybe 40lbs. and that shouldnt be too heavy for anyone over the age of 15.

This amp is capable of some seriously smooth tones in its clean mode. The distortion is actually pretty huge if you know what you are doing, and it never covers up that smooth, clean tone of the chords and notes. Very nice I just don’t like the black pointer knobs. There’s no numbers to show what the values are set at and the knobs don’t really look too great on the amp. This amp needs Gibson Amber bell knobs.

Great looking and great sounding amp though!

Wow. I bought this thing about two months ago, and I love it. First thing is that it's WAY bigger than you think. At least twice, I've been asked if it was a 2x12 by sound guys. It's really freaking heavy... really heavy. It can battle against a drumset, a comparible bass amp, and a Marshall halfstack at practice with the volume at about 4 or 5 (which is good, because the 4x12 Marshall was at 3 when I was at 4 or 5). It's a cool looking amp with good effects-- chorus, delay, flanger and reverb. The reverb is independant of the other effects (it's on a seperate knob that is on no matter which channel you're on). The distortion is kind of crappy, and it doesn't come with a footswitch (sold seperately). Those are my compliants (and why the features gets a 5). The Tolex is a deeper color than the picture. Basicly, it's big, it's loud, and it's everything you need. Surprisingly good tone. Sounds tube, but as reliable as a solid state. Plus, it has a line out and a speaker out in case you need to record, hook into a system, or get a bigger cab. I plan on getting the Triggerman cab and making a combo-stack (like MxPx). On top of all of that, you get the benifits of a really cool looking, unique amp.

I bought it about 3 months ago and it is amazing! It sounds like a tube amp and the DSP is great. The clean chanel is clear even when I turn it up to max volume. Overall a great value!