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The Rock ‘n Roll Classics DynIR Cabinet Collection Black Friday deal is 30% off, so this ten-cabinet expansion costs $55.99 until Nov 30, 2026.
It is a set of 10 DynIR virtual cabinets from Two Notes Audio Engineering, sold exclusively through Plugin Boutique.
You need the full version of Wall of Sound or GENOME to use it. The pack is an expansion, not a standalone plugin.
Two Notes describes the set as 10 expert captures made at its own HQ. The range runs from crystalline cleans to saturated, raunchy warmth.
The cabinets are inspired by Vox, Marshall, Fender, Orange, Engl and Ampeg gear:
Nine of the ten are guitar cabinets. Fridge is the bass cab.
DynIR is Two Notes' cabinet technology, and the maker says each DynIR carries the power of 160,000 studio-grade IR files.
Every cabinet has 8 mics, dual mic-ing and 10K mic positions across front and back. You place the mics yourself instead of settling for one fixed capture.
Two Notes says this gives you control over rooms and mic positioning, so you can shape a classic-inspired tone to taste.
Torpedo Wall of Sound is the plugin that hosts these cabinets. It handles virtual miking, power amp simulation and studio post effects.
It stacks up to 20 DynIR cabinet channels in stereo. Each channel has a tube power amp emulation and 8 room acoustics.
Onboard processing covers a tweakable reverb, plus an equalizer with six bands, a two-band exciter and a compressor tuned for studio work. You can re-amp, use a modeller, or go straight into your DAW from a preamp.
The maker also says the collection works inside Two Notes' embedded hardware.
Yes. The Black Friday deal is 30% off, which brings the 10-cabinet pack to $55.99 until Nov 30, 2026. It is an expansion pack, so it also needs the full version of Wall of Sound or GENOME to run.
It includes 10 DynIR virtual cabinets: nine guitar cabs inspired by Vox, Marshall, Fender, Orange and Engl, plus the Fridge, an 8x10 bass cabinet inspired by an Ampeg SVT-810E. Each one is a Two Notes capture.
Yes. To load this expansion pack, you need to own either the complete Wall of Sound or the complete GENOME. It is not a standalone plugin. The cabinets are built for use inside those Two Notes products.
The maker says each cabinet has 8 mics, dual mic-ing and 10K mic positions across front and back. Two Notes says each DynIR carries the power of 160,000 studio-grade IR files, so you can dial in your own mic setup.
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