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Description
Experience the power and precision of the Satellite Amplifiers Atom 36-Watt Amp Head, a true workhorse for guitarists seeking that perfect balance of vintage warmth and modern versatility. This amp head delivers 36 watts of pure tube-driven tone, crafted with meticulous attention to detail, ensuring you get the most authentic sound possible. Designed for both studio environments and live performances, the Atom 36-Watt Amp Head provides exceptional clarity across the entire frequency spectrum, allowing every note to shine.
Equipped with a straightforward control layout, it offers intuitive usability, making it easy to dial in your preferred sound. Whether you're chasing crisp cleans or gritty overdrives, this amp head has you covered. The Atom's robust construction ensures reliability even under the most demanding conditions, while its compact form makes it easy to transport between gigs.
For musicians who value both form and function, the Satellite Amplifiers Atom 36-Watt Amp Head represents a perfect blend of classic aesthetics and cutting-edge engineering. Its ability to maintain tonal integrity at any volume level makes it an excellent choice for those who demand flexibility without compromise.
Key Features:
- 36 watts of tube-driven power
- Simple, intuitive control layout
- Versatile tonal range from clean to overdriven
- Robust construction for enhanced durability
- Ideal for both studio recording and live performances
- Compact design for easy transportation
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Satellite Atom Amplifier Demo
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Based on 1 Review and 1 Rating
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This is hands down the greatest amp I've ever played.
I was working for Pearl Jam the first time I heard an Atom. Mike was playing one, and the tone was incredible. I'm now endorsed by Satellite, and ever since the owner Adam sent it to me, I've never looked back. The tone truly speaks for itself. Classic soul, but with its own unique breakup.
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I've been dying to try one of these but since I no longer play professionally I haven't made an opportunity to try one out.
Artist usage
Add artist"I’m using that [65amps] in conjunction with a Satellite head—Satellite is a local [Seattle] company—and I think it’s a 32- or 35-watt."
Used live with Aerosmith, as featured on the official artist page of Satellite Amplifiers.
Joe Perry using a Satellite Atom in the background
Featured on the official artist page of Satellite Amplifiers.
Stone Gossard from Pearl Jam's Satellite Atom
Featured on the official artist page of Satellite Amplifiers.
The one and only Steve Jones from the Sex Pistols, right after ordering his Satellite Barracudas and Atoms.
"I was doing a show in San Diego and my buddy said I had to check out these amps that were built in town. So they both came down before the show and Adam [Grimm, of Satellite Amps] brought one of his first heads, and we plugged it into my Marshall TV 4x12s. I remember I was playing my ’59 Junior and all I could think was, “Man, this is happening.” At the time, I was using a ’69 plexi and a ’72 metal-faced Marshall—amps that make people look at me like I’m crazy to have them onstage—but the Satellite was just bringing it as well as those old Marshalls. And for what we do—onstage and recording— Adam’s 36-watt head is perfect. I mean, I was spoiled for years with those two Marshalls, but the Satellite heads I’ve been using are exceptional. Everyone tends to hang tightly to those sought-after guitars and amps—including yours truly—but the great thing about gear is trying new stuff and being happily surprised."
Featured on the official artist page of Satellite Amplifiers.
John Reis from Rocket from the Crypt playing through a Satellite Atom
Featured on the official artist and quote pages of Satellite Amplifiers.
Artist Page
Andrew McKeag (Presidents of the United States, Uncle Joe's Big Ol Driver) playing one of his Satellite Atoms.
(...) [https://www.satelliteamps.com/uploads/6/6/0/5/66057397/7198335_orig.jpg] Andrew McKeag (Presidents of the United States) teaching people how it is done. Thats [sic] him playing through a Satellite Atom
Quotes Page
“My Satellite amp is kind of like my left arm... if you take it away from me, I can’t play guitar!” - Andrew McKeag, Presidents of the United States
Featured on the official artist page of Satellite Amplifiers.
Brian Forsythe from Kix and Rhino Bucket, playing a Satellite Atom
Featured on the official artist and quote pages of Satellite Amplifiers.
Artist Page
Satellite Atom that was used by Ron "Rontrose" Heathman from the Supersuckers
Quotes Page
“I have been touring with this amp non-stop for 2 years without any problems. It is my dream amp.” - Ron “Rontrose” Heathman, Supersuckers, Hangmen
John used this Satellite amp for his 2015 aMiniature reunion show.
Source: aMiniature - Facebook
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