Here's what you had to say about DIG 2.0
From the Cakewalk Forum
"Nice Job Ken and thanks for sharing this!
one of the best FREE sims out there if not the best!
I didn't have too much time to check it out so far but my first
impressions are great!
I personally love these presets for lead work: Cleannity Up,
AlmostClean SC, ChinaGroove SC, Country SC, Crunch01 SC, Delayed
HB, Highway HB, Rhythm HB, RockyWay HB, SouthernRock HB, Tush HB
very impressive EQ control, really nice work! more EQ's should
have an interface like that!"
Regards,
Sam
"Excellent....good sounds and plenty to experiment with...I like
the presets as a starter and for the sound you get its very CPU
friendly on my set up...in fact one of the best that Ive tried
in that regards..
thank you very much 
"
User:kcearl
From the Cockos Forum
okay....I've been playing with the clean country sound.....I
LIKE IT, VERY NICE! You might end up being my hero!!!
What is the ETA on BIG...the bass plugin? Man....I'm excited!
User:Doughboy
I just had to finally jump on the bandwagon and tell you that DIG is possibly (dare I say probably?) the best free amp sim I have used.
You really have hit the way I like preamp hi-gain saturation on the head!!!
I haven't tried it with any type of clean sound, but you have my utmost respect now. I am watching with interest.
Really, really good job.
User:AudioGuyTodd
From the KVR Forum
Great work, very unique amp. Definitely a crisp, bright tone. Somehow stays behaved no matter how hard you push the gain. While almost all amp sims try to emulate past hardware, this one seems to be fully embracing its digital identity.
User: chj
I tried out the new version just now, totally awesome. Lots of presence, ran a distortion pedal into it, cool and edgy.
I've tried it with Cubase 5 - sounds amazing and it is ultra
light on my dual core. ( using less cpu than average compressor
)
Thanks Johnny 
btw.. I got big cpu peaks when changing the presets. Almost
100%..
User: Arsov
....The CPU Spike is normal for DIG 2.0. It has to load all gut options as well as everything else.
From the Guitar World Forum
Dude that looks sick! I'll be sure to check it out. And good luck with it.
User:Shredinred
From the Guitar Amp Modeling Forum
Dig 2 is a lot of fun and technically so much more interesting than yet another '59 Bassman clone - some of the presets are just fantastic. Now if BIG is half as good then my Amplitube SVX could see some real competition. There's a lot of players out here who really appreciate the huge amount of work you've done on this, these are the most exciting sims I've seen....ever.
User:Neilbert
I've been following this project since you started posting about it and just wanted to add my thanks for all the work you've put in. The presets sound great and demonstrate just how versatile a rig this is. Also fairly simple to wade into and personalize. It has quickly become one of my favorites, the tone is great! Thanks again...
User Brutune
I'm pretty impressed, especially by how light this thing is on
my CPU - the full suite plugin was using 1.5% (at most) for me
in Reaper, compared to 4-5% for the new SoloC and 7170 amps, and
right in line with Aradaz and Dirthead.
A small feature requests - the gain knobs, especially the first
one with the DIG button turned on, are REALLY sensitive. Could
we have either an option for finer scrolling - Reaper uses Ctrl
for this, for instance - or even just the ability to click on a
value and enter it by hand?
User: Lokasenna
From the VSTClub Forum
Hi JohnnyMcFly! Great work man!I can say that this plug does work very well for me, in Sonar 8.3.
It loads quickly and no issues with latency.
And your amps sound great! Keep on the good work!
User:NewWorld
Thanx Johhny, thanx for makin cool shit, and thanx for making it
available.. i really look forward to the bass version as well,
feel free to add me to your mailing notifications,,lol
User:SirFingers
From the Harmony Central Forum
Tried it: sounds good. Will use. Thanks
User Knox In Box