Atomic is pleased to have provided stadium, press, and live-feed audio for the USTA 2007 Fed Cup Women's Tennis Semifinal between the U.S. and Russia. Hosted by the Topnotch Resort and Spa in Stowe, VT on July 14 and 15, the event featured McCauley SA212's flown in custom stacks of 5, 3, and 3, respectively, around the 3,000-seat custom-built court. A Midas Venice console, custom processing, and eight Shure UHF-R wireless microphones fed the excitement on court directly to the Tennis Network's live feed. Atomic outfitted dual indoor pressrooms with a selection of Shure microphones to facilitate bracket selection, interviews and global media coverage. It was here where it was formally announced Russia had ousted the U.S., moving on to the final round, to be played on September 15th and 16th in Moscow.
Atomic Pro Audio is thrilled to have provided stage, sound, and lights for The Steve Miller Band this July in our hometown of Rutland, VT. The evening show boomed with a dozen flown Adamson Y-10's per side, and a total of 4 T21's. Atomic provided a 120K double-hung package with 16 Robe 1200 intelligent lights. A Digidesign console handled front of house and monitors.
At this years annual Burlington Discover Jazz Festival, Atomic Pro Audio provided sound, and Atomic owner Kevin Margolin acted as Technical Coordinator for the entirety of the ten day festival. Multiple McCauley SA212 rigs were provided at different locations across Burlington. Midas, Digidesign VENUE and Crest consoles mixed the eclectic artists that played this years festival.
Atomic Pro Audio flew 32 Adamson Y10 cabinets and ground-stacked 8 Adamson T21's at this year's three-day Mountain Jam music festival in Hunter, NY. 180,000 watts of power was managed by QSC Power Lights and Lab Gruppen FP7000's. FOH boasted identical processing racks containing DBX Yamaha, Eventide, Lexicon, and TC Electronics units. FOH consoles included a Heritage 3000 and a Legend 3000. On-stage, XL250, Midas Siena, and Crest LMX consoles with DBX 481 monitor processing and White EQ drove 26 SM95 McCauley monitor wedges. Artists used an assortment of Shure wireless, Sennheiser, AKG, and Beyer microphones. Atomic Pro Audio owner, Kevin Margolin was production manager for the festival.
At this years Jammin 94.5 Summer Jam at the Tweeter Center in Mansfield, MA, Atomic Pro Audio was pleased to provide an assortment of pro sound gear. Artists ranging from Akrobatic, Omarion, Ludacris, and special surprise guest 50 Cent all used Atomic's line array consisting of 24 Adamson Y10's and 16 Spektrix. 24 McCauley 288 subs provided artists with ample low-end. A number of Lab Gruppen FP7000's and QSC amplifiers provided power for both FOH and monitor positions, each hosting a Digidesign VENUE console. Also, 8 new UHF-R wireless microphones debuted at this years Summer Jam.
Atomic Pro Audio provided full production services and main stage audio for Snoedown 2007 in late March. Snoedown is Moe’s 3-day, 2-night winter music festival held in Lake Placid, NY. The main stage at the Olympic Center’s Herb Brooks Arena hung 32 Adamson Y-10’s using Y-Axis shooter to calculate precision sound. A total of 6 Adamson T-21 subwoofers exceeded expectations, leaving Moe’s FOH engineer with “more low end than I needed.” Bringing it all together on the main stage, Atomic’s Digidesign VENUE system mixed support acts both nights. Atomic Pro Audio owner, Kevin Margolin was the production manager for the festival.
Atomic Pro Audio has purchased a new Stageline SL250 NG mobile stage. The deal was completed in early March and we will take delivery on April 10th. The main deck size is 32' x 28' plus sound wings. We are very excited about this mobile stage. It takes only 2 hands 1 hour to set the stage. With 12,000 lbs of rigging capacity, both sound and lights can be flown.
Atomic Pro Audio provides production services for “Celebrate New York”! The Elliot Spitzer Inauguration event took place at the concourse of the Empire State Plaza. The event hosted 15,000 people, the theme was a taste of New York and a selection of the best food products from around the state were represented. Atomic provided production management, lighting design, video presentation and was also the lighting & video equipment vendor. Equipment included Martin Mac 250 Entours, 80 ETC Source 4 lighting fixtures, More than 500’ of Thomas 12” x 12” truss and 1000’ of piping for a huge graphics package. Jack Morton Worldwide provided the innovative artistic design and contacted us to help carry out their vision.
During Jay Z’s recent Hanger Tour to support his new album, Atomic Pro Audio was chosen to provide the sound system for New York City’s Pier 54 location. Jay Z played seven dates across the country in one day. The Pier 54 location was broadcast live on MTV. Atomic provided an Adamson Y-axis system comprised of 24 Y-10 line array speakers and 6 of the brand new Adamson T-21 sub-woofers. Other gear supplied was Midas H3000, XL250, Sennheiser and Shure Wireless Microphones. Kevin Margolin reports that Atomic was called by Bryon “Hot Dog” Tate to provide gear for the event due to our past history working with Jay Z. This is the first time we’ve used the T-21’s for Jay Z. They were a huge success and will surely be requested for future events.
Jam band fans flocked to Mariaville, New York (near Albany) August 17 - 20 for the Gathering of the Vibes, a festival featuring Hit Tuna, New Riders of the Purple Sage and Bob Weir and RatDog as part of an extensive lineup. The Terrapin Stage loudspeaker rig consisted of Adamson Pro Audio Y10 line arrays, 32 of them altogether, placed at stage right and left positions. Also in use were a dozen of the company’s new T21 subwoofers. It’s a pretty exciting new product. It’s a different kind of sub; they engineered a 21” speaker for it, and, as a result you can use one to replace three or four double-18 boxes. Output wise, it’s unbelievable - and the quality of the sound is great too. In addition, six QSC ISIS 152M’s were used for front and side fill and 16 McCauley SM95 1 monitor speakers were spread around the stage. On the second stage, sixteen Adamson Y10’s were used, with front fill supplied by QSC’s ISIS 102X’s,
and more McCauley boxes in the monitor position. The front-of-house console was a Midas Legend 3000 with a Midas Siena for the monitors.
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Atomic Pro Audio is a rentals, sales, installation company for professional audio, lighting, video, staging, and backline equipment. In addition, we provide event services such as production management and site coordination. Our goal is to provide the highest quality equipment and services to our customers.
