Two Notes Opus DI, Amp & Cab Sim

I was looking for a new amp modeler for some time. Then this one popped up. After all that two notes dynIR hype, I jumped on it.

I have been playing with line 6 and boss processors since 15+ years. They all sound great. This one sounds amazing.

Once you get a hold of your given preamps, cabinets start to shine and sound so convincing. Go on and dial in yourself.

Housing is is made to last. I/O options are enough for most, even though I would’ve liked a stereo effects loop. Still sounds good with different pedals in front of it. Furthermore, there are literally tons of different cabinets available to enhance your experience for a reasonable cost.

I wish, for example, line 6 did that like they did in the past, before putting everything they got in one box and pricing it 4 digits. 4 amps are more than enough (5th is a bass amp) to learn every setting and get the most, and 5 more are on the way.

I have to say it’s hard to beat in this price point.

There are many amp modelers on the market, however the Two Notes Opus is set aside from the rest in it's ability to be used in conjunction with traditional amplification solutions. Whether for use at home or on the road gigging has a solution for many common issues you may encounter.
Having the input level selector makes the Opus extremely versatile as you can have whatever you want in your signal chain (FX, Pre-Amps, Amps). The DI and Cab sim features can be invaluable for gigging allowing you to play your rig on stage without having to worry about miking to get consistent results for the front of stage. It's also extremely versatile as it can also serve as an All-in-One unit where convenience is top priority.
Solid construction, features and design!