Atomic CLR Weight

Didn't they do a neodi something that was lighter?

There is a neodymium-magnet version of the active wedge. It weighs 33 lbs. and costs an additional $400.00. See Atomic's FB page for more.

Zapp, For me it was worth it. At 64 that extra 13 lbs makes a big difference when schlepping gear to and from gigs and rehearsal. And if you close your eyes and listen you'll forget all about the extra $400

I have the non-Neo CLR cab.
It is heavy, but because it is small it is quite manageable. Sometimes wish I had the Neo version but the cost was too much for me as well.
It's certainly much easier to manage than my old Super Reverb!!!

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Yes, apparently I was on an older web site. I just found the newer one with the neo wedge. $400 more? No, that's just too much. It was at my limit with the $995 price, but $1395 is just WAY too much for my tastes.

Hey Zap,

There was somebody, yesterday, selling a used neo version for $1,200 shipped and paypall'd. I bought mine used and am very happy with the sound and weight.

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No doubt I'd be happy with the sound and weight as well. That's just a lot of money, even used ...

I agree....but, having spent it, I am not having buyer's remorse.

It should be fine from everything I read.

I actually use the CLR at home for practice and sorting profiles.

On Sunday, I use IEMs.

Hey Zap! I thank the same as you, I wanted something linear and light at the same time but the Neo CLR was too expensive for my taste. Add to this that, even with the high praise this cab get from everywhere, to be frank, I never really liked the mid in the CLR clips I listened to... As I never got the chance to try one in real I couldn't decide myself to spend that money...

Anyways, as I already wanted a retrofit amp (I ordered a K-Power amp) I decided to buy a passive FRFR cab and found that the AccuGroove Latte look like something very interesting. As the CLR it is suppose to be comparable to high quality studio monitor and weigh only 31 lb (the wedge weigh even less, 29 lb).

They are not very well known (mostly known for their amazing bass guitar cab). they're not cheap at $930 each, but I decided to go with my feeling as we do sometimes. I'll leave my impression once I get mine and compare it to my studio monitors and my DXR10.

Have you looked into AccuGroove FRFR ? I believe the Espresso model is under 30 lbs.
check out video

In some of Coops vids he uses some GuitarSynth gear which sounds amazing as well.
I'm using Gemini 2 which I am VERY happy with, but heavier than y'all looking for.

You have to contact them about pricing, and they'll email you a quote good for 45 days.
IIRC, it's in the ballpark but can't say for sure.

The Latte is the cab at left (31 lb) and the Espresso is the wedge at right (29 lb).

http://www.kemper-amps.com/for…r-Neo-powered-wedge-FRFR/?

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Thanks, but I don't really want a wedge. I would need something that would mount on a stand for something like an outdoor venue.

The CLR does mount on a pole...it even has a separate EQ position to accommodate pole mounting. IMO, it's the most versatile of their 2-products.