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I just want a nice clean, a nice rawk channel, low noise, and a decent instrument level loop with jet city build quality. They are so, so close with some models but not quite there.
I do wish the m5 was line level. Massive oversight, but short of getting an eventide h9 I don't know how else I'd get these sounds.
If the atma was a smaller uberschall... I don't know, it was nice but the cleans were a bit flat and the dirty wasn't really the heavy I want. Plus it looks hilarious. I know that shouldn't matter but it looks like my mum's bed side radio.
It went into a bogner cube and an orange ppc212. Sounded better in the 212, but it's massive and heavy and rather defeats the point. The bogner cube sounded really nice for a small thing and if I'd not a/b'd I'd probably have loved it (bar the price!) but I was left a bit underwhelmed in comparison to the "real deal", so to speak.
I think, as is usually the case, it was the crazy positive reviews getting my hopes up that it would sound like a big old Marshall! It was nice in its own right though. Wouldn't complain if one came my way.
Even if it was perfect, I could get a custom mjw for less, which is currently my number one option (v6-20 with master volume and, if possible, a different preamp - jtm style channel and a really hard rocking modded jcm one). No idea if that's possible but I don't have the money yet so I'm not too fussed.
Fair enough. Bogner do carry the same USA excess tax that PRS and Gibson suffers from, although not as much as Mesa. The best aspect I would describe the Atma is that it is great at a lot of sounds but it isn't the the best at any one particular sound. Versatility is it's advantage but it's also it's shortcomings.
Mesa take the piss a bit I want a mk5 25 but it's very expensive indeed. Perfect for my needs though.
I'm curious...how many other people on this thread have tried/bought one?
Massive learning curve for me but it's a fantastic amp. Much more versatile than one might assume.