Atomic Amp / PODxt 2.0 Sound Clips...

[InstituteOfNoise]

Did some real impromptu clips this weekend if ya want to hear the PODxt 2.0 into the Atomic Amp...

Details here on my site...

http://www.instituteofnoise.com/foru...TOPIC_ID=15599

If your not familiar with the Atomic, check it out... http://www.atomicamps.com

[POD GOD]

Very cool! Haven't seen one out yet though [img]images/smilies/dunno.gif[/img]

[InstituteOfNoise]

Most of the online stores have them now. They just were released about 2 months ago. I have 2 for stereo I'll use for small club gigs.

I should have spent more than literally 2 minutes and played something that was more akin to the tone, but I slacked... At least I worked out the tone though!

[4lejandro]

I have a few questions about the atomic reactor I would like to ask you. As I am looking for a proper amplification method for my GT-6. I love the direct sound of the GT-6 and was looking at a Roland KC-550, I actually tried this amp out and this setup was the most accurate and a good choice for me, but there's always the "what if" so I want to be sure. What I am looking for is an amplifier that doesn't color the tone, I find my tube amp to be too coloring, and I've checked some active monitors (very cool), Tech 21 Power Engine and some keyboard amps, then I read about the atomic amp a while ago and by what they promise I think that would be a kickass setup.

Does the atomic color your sound in any way? How do the speaker simulators of your preamp run on the atomic? Can it handle rehearsals volume wise?

Basically what I want is a device that reproduces faithfully the sounds I hear when I record direct, the amp would be used for rehearsals, and for gigs I would mike it or run straight to the P.A. and use it as a monitor. If the atomic can deliver such goods and then some, I think I will have found the winner, the size and weight is a big plus as the Roland KC-550 is a little bulky. I really want to make a smart decision here.

[InstituteOfNoise]

Well it was designed for modellers and it was designed for cab simulation on. I guess in someway it is being colored, but it'the right kind of coloration if that makes sense. I run 2 of them in stereo and it's sounds phenomenal. I have yet to have a chance to use them live,but I don't suspect any problems. For what it's worth, the guitar player from Joan Jett is using 2 of them like me and he plays fairs and pretty good size venues and he said he has no problems being heard at all!

You can run the FX sends from the Atomic right to the PA/board which is basically the feed right from the POD. Then you get a real amp as your monitor for stage.