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With the Opus, Two Notes extends the DNA of the Torpedo pedals renowned for their DynIR cabinet simulation by adding a true "full amp" approach through TSM modeling. The idea is simple: to recreate the feel of a tube preamp and power amp while maintaining the precision and flexibility of the cabinet simulation that has become the brand's signature.
The Opus is aimed at guitarists (and pedalboard users) who want professional sound direct: recording, silent rehearsal, live with in-ear monitors, or as a clean/platform edge-of-breakup base to stack your overdrives and fuzz pedals. From detailed clean tones to high-gain saturation, including more "British" flavors, it fits equally well in a small minimalist pedalboard or a full MIDI setup.
At the heart of the Opus, the TSM amp section offers 5 preamp emulations, complemented by a power amp simulation with 4 tube models (6L6, EL34, EL84, KT88). You can shape the response via Pentode/Triode architectures and Push-Pull (Class AB) or Single Ended (Class A) topologies. On the cabinet side, the DynIR allows for dual microphone capture, access to 8 mics per cabinet, and 12 room simulations, enabling you to switch from a tight, close sound to a wider, mix-ready image.
To finalize, a set of DSP tools is integrated: equalizer, enhancer, noise gate, and reverb. The Opus features 99 preset slots and a collection of DynIR cabinets from the Opus series (32 cabinets), including captures associated with Steve Stevens, Dave Friedman, Pete Thorn, George Lynch, and Phil X.
The Opus's sonic signature is based on an "amp" playing feel: precise attack, pick-responsive dynamics, and saturation that cleans up naturally depending on your volume and touch. The DynIR engine provides realistic depth (mic placement + room) and definition that helps you quickly find a mix-ready sound, whether modern and tight or more open and organic.
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