- Product: Fig A2 DShirl NAM Capture Pack
- Developer: Matt Fig
- Release Date: 23 October 2026
- File Size: 2 MB
- Format: NAM A2 captures
- Requirement: Neural Amp Modeler (NAM) plugin
The Fig A2 DShirl NAM Capture Pack captures the warm, muscular and wonderfully responsive character of a Friedman Dirty Shirley in 18 professionally created NAM A2 captures.
The Dirty Shirley takes classic British amp DNA and gives it the Friedman treatment: bigger lows, rich mids, smooth saturation and a dynamic response that still feels connected to your hands. It can live in that sweet crunchy zone all day, but push it harder and there is plenty of thick, singing gain available.
This pack was built to capture that range while giving you plenty of flexibility for your own rigs.
What’s Included
18 Professional NAM A2 Captures
- 4×12 cabinet captures
- 2×12 cabinet captures
- Full DI captures for use with your favorite IRs and cabinet solutions
- Multiple gain levels and amp settings
- Professionally captured and trained using the NAM A2 architecture
The Sound
DShirl is all about chewy British crunch, big harmonically rich mids, punchy lows and an open feel under the fingers.
At lower gain settings it responds beautifully to pick attack and guitar-volume changes. Push the amp and those crunchy tones grow into thick hard-rock rhythm sounds and smooth, sustaining leads without losing the organic character that makes this amplifier so much fun to play.
It is an excellent fit for:
Classic Rock • Hard Rock • Blues Rock • ’70s & ’80s Tones • Crunch • Lead • Hot-Rodded British Sounds
4×12, 2×12 & DI
The included cabinet captures give you ready-to-play tones straight out of the box, while the full DI captures let you pair the DShirl amplifier tone with your own cabinet IRs.
Use the pack as-is, or turn it into an entirely different animal by experimenting with your favorite cabinets and speakers.
Listen to the Dshirl Demos
These demos represent the consistent core tones across the available Mattfig systems. This particular batch was recorded using the Kemper version.
Guitar performance: Ally Lee.