"Pros:
+Versitile
+Sounds Great
+Easy to use
+Reverb is beautiful
Cons:
-It feels different dialing in compared to other amps (not really a con once you learn it)
-A decent amount of background noise, but in a mix its not super noticable
-Pre-boost is almost unusable because of the noise
-The clean channel breaks up pretty fast

Overall for the price its a steal. You get 3 channels, a digital reverb and a very awesome sounding amp. It can do anything from a subtle crunch to raging distortion. The only problem I have with this amp is it's noise and its clean channel breaks up really early (Not that its a huge problem as I'm using it in a studio session).

Also I find the amp simulator to be pretty useless. If you're just practicing through headphones that's fine; don't expect it to replace your amp in recording though. Also I wish the reamp function could be used by an xlr or 1/4 as opposed to usb."

"I like metal. This amp is great in size, headphone out, and a variety of features. I wanted to love it. Unfortunately I didn’t. It’s too dark. The variety of tweaks and changes in eq and various settings overall just either produced a bit much hiss or just didn’t mix well for me."

"Brave decision to build a tube amp for studio. I was surprised when I first use it. This is a great amp. You can have wide range of tone with 3 preamp tubes and 2 power tubes. Don't worry about your amp becomes too loud in high gain mode because you can have high gain and even boost with low volume. I connected the amp to our studio mixer, it sounds great. Also I use it with a Line 6 DT25 cab (1x12), it sound great with that too. I have not tried recording using USB cable. It comes with bracket to attach the amp to studio rack, or you can use it without a bracket on desktop. It is beautiful in both was. I wish the equalizer knobs were in different color. I may buy the 120 watts version in future, because it seems it has built-in attenuator. Very generous manufacturer in comparison to the others."