I bought mine new from Audio Deluxe without Protools for $344. I wanted a Kemper, but I'm too poor Ha! I may sell the 11 later if the Atomic Amplifire is what it should be. I also bought a FCB1010, Eureka Prom and two Alto TS112As (got these refurbed for $199 each with 4 year extended warranty for $29 each.) for stereo frfr. A few years ago I had a HD500 and two QSC K12s...it's gas I tell ya! 

If you buy the 11rack/PT bundle it's like paying $355 for PT and getting 11rack for $344.
 
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mike_mccue
If you buy the 11rack/PT bundle it's like paying $355 for PT and getting 11rack for $344.
 
;-)
 
 

I will give this a try.  I have been very happy with Redwirez IR (which I purchased) and use with S-Gear.  I love the Fender IR's from Redwirez, but am willing to be convinced.
 
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Are the IR's in Two-Tones proprietary?  That is, will the IR cabs only work in the Two-Tone Wall of Sound plugin? 

I have not tried the Redwirez IR but I did like the Two-Tones WoS enough to get it and a few cabs.
 
The 1977 Fender Twin w/JBL's sounds very good on guitar, will probably try it with a Rhodes 73 for grins. Likewise the "Fridge" is very good for bass.  Worth the price of admission.

WOW! I actually contributed something to the forum for a change. LOL I'm glad to hear that the ones who are trying it out agree that it is a very good product. I'm deciding on what cabinets to choose next.

BTW, I'm not retiring from amp sims! They still make the job a lot easier sometimes. But, I love being able to get back to the response and the feel on my guitar neck while playing that is sorely lacking with any of the sims. The POD HD500 is very close as far as the feel but I think any guitar will tell you that you just can't beat the real deal. I think my amps are a lot happier now, too!

Bit! I did slap it on a track with Addictive Keys Rhodes and it sounded really good. I haven't tried it with a real electric piano yet but I plan to.