I have the 50 watt and 100 watt heads and the full stack with G12C speakers.
They are the best amps I've ever had.
(I've been playing since the mid-to-late 70's and have owned a lot of classic amps.)
Some good points have already been mentioned above, and I too would be quite happy to answer any questions you may have.
A few things about the amp:
1. The Vintage Modern will not cover up sloppy playing. What goes in comes out. If you have the sound in your hands this amp will bring it out.
If on the other hand if you haven't, this amp will let you know that too, in no uncertain terms.
2. They can sound good at low volumes but they're meant to be used on stage, like most 50/100 watt amps. This is where they shine.
3. It is essentially a 60's Plexi with some modern extras and was designed as such. Point to point wiring would make no difference to the sound at all but it would raise the price considerably.
4. If you use your guitar's volume control to go from clean to crunch to solo, like our heroes did from the old days, this amp can do it and you'll love it.
5. Some people feel the need to boost the volume for solos by using their favourite booster in the FX loop. As the pre-amp is already putting a huge signal level into the power-amp anyway, this mostly does not work. The trick is to do the opposite, i.e. cut the volume slightly for rhythm (in the fx loop) and let it go straight through for solos.
6. There are two dynamic ranges. The low range is old 60's style Plexi (vintage) where the poweramp has to be maxed out to get distortion. The high range brings in another pre-amp valve (modern) and is like the hot rodded amps of the early 70's upwards.
7. There is also a mid boost button, (originally for single coil users, but some humbucker users really like using it too).
I could go on but it depends on your style and type of sound that you're after.
Some pro users include: Slash, Malmsteen, Gilbert, Aldrich and Uli Roth.
They may not necessarily be your favourite guitarists, but they certainly know a good amp when they try one!