I was very surprised at the tone and warmth of this Amp. The price kind of scared me. They say you get what you pay for. But don't let the price fool you. This Amp sounds great. I owned the Marshall Valvestate 50 with the Marshall 4x12 and returned it. I owned the Marshall MG100HDFX with a Mesa Boogie 2x12 bottom and returned it. This Amp in my opinion blows those 2 out of the water as far as tone and clarity.

This Amp has pretty basic features. The control knobs are are quite sensitive. The footswitch gives you a fairly diverse aray of sound capabilities, and the Boost button is nice.

This has to be about the sturdiest Head and Cabinet package I looked at. The Cabinet is as unbelievably well built, and the Head is equally impressive.

I paid $500.00 for this new Half Stack at a dealer, and can without a doubt say this is probably the best bang for the buck I've ever purchased.

No dealings as of yet.

Great looks. To me no other half stack under $1000.00 compares to this package. Very good looking piece of equipment.

Metal, Classic Rock

The sound is very crisp and clear coming from the cab it was designed to be played on. (The Ibanez 412A) It has enough power to literally rock things and during practices it would vibrate most of the pieces on the drum sets!

It has all you need to play with the style you like. The boost and shift knobs are a plus to change the tone of the sound you're playing and the only thing that would make more of a plus is asecond input jack...

I've played on a Mesa Boogie, Marshall and Line 6 amps and none of these other amps have been built like this head or it's cab. It's truly worth every dollar they ask for in the price and maybe even more. You should see the product at the store if you can to get a better look at it.

The cost for this amp is incredible. At $300 a piece, how can you beat that? It's a full 100 watts of awesome sound. No other head in this price range can sound as great as this does.

My head is under a warranty and the Ibanez has been very easy to deal with. There hasn't been a problem yet and I've been blasting this thing at full blast for nearly a couple of months now without a problem.

The overall looks just appeal to you. The mesh is a charcoal gray color which is somewhat reflective and it just looks awesome aside any guitar. I personally play a Gibson Les Paul with a heritage cherryburst and the guitar looks great with it.

Metal, Alternative, Blues, Rock

The sound is definately for heaver styles, no cream, tons of crunch. Great scooped sound; but sounds even better with boosted mids. I don't like the clean channel, its a little harsh sounding, but not bad for a tubeless anp.

Just basic features, revereb is a little weak. The boost switch more than makes up for it though.

Never had any problems with quality. I've been playing this thing at 8-10 volume for a full year.

Totally beats the crap out of any solid state amp I've ever heard. Way better than any Marshall, Crate, Randall in its price range.

Never needed it

Nothing special about the looks, but if was hot pink I'd still have bought it.

Metal

This AMP has exactly what you need not more but also not less. especialy the four Button switch is very usefull on stage and I missed such an thing at every other AMP in this prive range.

The quality is very good by the first look, but you can't expact the same good quality for a 300

everything with a Guitar part but mostly Rock -> Metall