Atomic CLR Users...

[tonaholic]

I want one so bad! Hope the supply chain can get the parts to the boyz at Atomic soon...

 

[ventura]

Hope I am not too off topic. I'm wondering how many CLR wedge buyers bought 2 and how you run them? I use my looper A LOT, more that 50% of a show with a 3 piece band. I usually do the loop first , either a hook or bridge, then insert it, to do leads over.Then I have the loop panned hard right, while my live playing is 60/70% on the left,at home on my Mackie 824's, it works great.. I am hoping to reproduce that live with the CLR's :geek

I bought two right off the bat - Active Wedges.

I run both in monitor position (in front) when I'm standing and jamming around.
I run 1 in backline position, 1 in monitor position when I'm jammin' with friends.
I run both in backline position in my home studio when I'm writing and recording as I tend to sit when I play when at home; but facing me.

They're incredible.

All this while, I've been put off by the "disconnect" the Axe-II was presenting in "sound and feel" and "in the room" dynamics. Just so happens the CLRs bridged the gap, and while I have no [real] experience with other FRFR offerings, I can state with confidence there's no need for me to look elsewhere whatsoever. They sound how I had hoped things would sound "in a perfect world" as per the Axe-II.

Cheers,
Mo

 

[yek]

I have the active wedge for a couple of weeks. compared to my beloved Adam-A7 they sound not so 'sofisticated', more raw, which is a good thing. less higher freq then the Adam A7

Sounded wonderfull on rehearsel. beautifull sound which is all around in a wide range, you don't need to stand in one sweet spot.

Patrick, the Adams have high shelf controls at the rear, if you would want to decrease the highs.

 

[Scott Peterson]

I have 3 CLR's here to test, and can say without a shadow of a doubt that the CLR's are an order of magnitude better than the K12's - IMHO of course.

I run them either:
1) two as a stereo set
2) wet-dry-wet rig
3) two used for a mini PA and one for personal monitor

Three of them? Damn... send me one and we'll both have a nice stereo set then.

 

[ventura]

Three of them? Damn... send me one and we'll both have a nice stereo set then.

Once you go two, there's no going back to one.

Three? I'd imagine two wouldn't suffice.

 

[Alandalton]

I've two and Im loving them.
I have the atomic reactors as well but the CLRs are in a different league.
Great separation as others have said and so loud.
More than Ill ever need.

 

[voes]

Patrick, the Adams have high shelf controls at the rear, if you would want to decrease the highs.

Alexander, I'm aware of that. But AFAIK the Adams are a better reference than the CLR's. So I need to compansate the CLR's, not the Adam A7.

 

[Kriig]

Alexander, I'm aware of that. But AFAIK the Adams are a better reference than the CLR's. So I need to compansate the CLR's, not the Adam A7.

I`m not so sure of that actually. But as long as it sounds good, it does not matter at all.

 

[Rocket Brother]

Three of them? Damn... send me one and we'll both have a nice stereo set then.

You're welcome to swing by and borrow one for the weekend if you need it Scott, it's just a short trip across the Atlantic

 

[Richard_G]

FWIW: I haven't tried the K12, but so far I'm really impressed with my CLR active wedge.

 

[garyrogue]

So from everybodies experience it the wedges do the job when on there side as cab and this makes them very versatile to be used either way.
thanks