I would definitely buy this amp again if stolen or lost. It fits my uses very well. It is great for a stage monitor and it can hold its own by itself. The quality is extraordinary even being made in Mexico.
The only thing I would like to see is a ground lift on it.
My favorite feature is the mute button so that I can tune on stage without having to have an $85 Boss tuning pedal.
Active/Passive Input Switch,
Switchable Limiter Circuit,
Semi-Parametric Mid-Frequency EQ,
Balanced XLR Line Out Jack for Recording or PA Feed,
Mute Switch,
Tuner Output,
Effects Loop,
Enhance Switch for Mid-Frequency Contouring,
External Speaker Jack,
Tilt Back Cabinet Design
Front Panel:
Active/Passive Switch,
Volume,
Pre-Amp Clip LED,
Enhance Switch,
Bass Level,
Mid Level,
Mid Frequency,
Treble Level,
Mute Switch,
Mute LED,
Power-Amp Clip LED,
Limiter Switch,
Rear Panel:
External Speaker Jack (8 ohm Minimum),
Line Out Level,
Effects Loop
Solid State electronics
I use this amp for on stage monitoring and feeding the house PA via XLR. It is pleanty loud for what I am using it for at church.
It could use a ground lift feature like the 100W model has.
I am currently playing a cheap Music Yo Steinberger through a Boss Bass EQ and Boss CEB chorus pedal. It actually makes this bass sound pretty good considering how cheap the bass is.
I play mostly chrisitan contemporary. I haven't found any issues with any music style. I'm still a beginning player so I haven't sampled a lot of other amps, but it is definitely the best amp for my price range, portable, and very usable for traveling gigs.
Everything is extremely quiet as long as I don't have it grounded in certain outlets, but clean power is an issue everywhere you go. A ground lift would be a nice option.
Over all it is a very versatile and nice sounding amp.