I haven't got my invite yet, but I've been on the list for a long time.
http://atomicamps.com/amplifire-pedal/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubTsfqXoZjM&feature=player_embedded

Be sure to give us a review when you get it!

Amplifire is now ordered! It should take a few days to get it...then I will try to give it a short review.

The manual and editor are now available for download...for those guitar players out there.

The Amplifire is the real deal! Finally Pro level modeling in an affordable box! It is limited in scope, but that may be one of it's strengths. It's perfect for the studio. For live use a small midi controller and expression pedal is all you would really need. There is a built in tuner, but for the stage I would have to add one to my board. What sets this apart from the other sub $1000 modelers is the ability to load your favorite third party Irs. There is also 5 Eqs (a preamp eq, 3 one band parametric eqs and a graphic eq) built in to help with shaping your tones. So far I'm loving it and will be posting some clips soon.

Still loving my Amplifire! I have my board done and I have an Atomic CLR powered wedge on order. My board is a pedaltrain 2 with Amplifire, tuner, mission expression pedal and a Tech 21 midi moose...good times!

Hi Clint,
 
Still anxious to hear more about the Amplifire.  
 
 

I always have sworn by my Fender Princeton as being the perfect amp because of it's tone. For 25 years it's worked well for me. It's getting on in age ( 1972) I just joined a top 40 cover band and the Princeton is not dirty enough for hard rock tunes. And I hate to bash it around to much. So I've been looking at small amps. 
 
I sat in a music shop yesterday plugging in and out of a whole bunch of mainstream Amps. My criteria is smallish, portable and TONE! Loud is not so important as I always mike up.  I am the last one to consider modeling as an option and reluctantly tried a few of those type of amps, A Mustang, Roland and a Line 6. Then I plugged into a Blackstar ID15 and that was it! The Tone. It held it's own up against some pretty $$ tube amps which were not exactly potable either. I was surprised at the price of $279. It was so loud I thought 40 watt, not 15. Anyhow I bought it without even knowing much about them and no regrets. 
 
Not only does it have a wide pallet of tones from punchy clean through insane metal overdrive it has excellent effects that are also 100% programmable. I can leave my pedal board at home. All except my Mooer Trelicopter. The tremelo is the only effect I found badly done.
And it gets better. There are more than enough programmable presets. to cover a 45 song set list.  And a few options to control them including a multi footswitch or with a laptop via usb connection.  The software is very easy to use and all parameters are available and can be saved, named and recalled. There is also 3 banks of 4 buttons on the front that recall presets.  
 
It was interesting that Sonar recognized the device and the dialogue box popped up asking if I wanted to connect the device. It's a class compliant driver so of no interest to me to record it that way. Probably works if you swicth to WDM mode.  I would be inclined to record it from the stereo line output jack which is speaker emulated. It has a Master volume that turns the speaker right off that does not effect the line output so is studio friendly. 
 
Anyhow pretty cool stuff for the money. Seems all reviews are very positive.
  

I've got a Blackstar IDcore 40 which cost $200 from Sweetwater - for what it is,  simply unparalleled value for money - sounds really good as well
Nigel

Jim Roseberry
Hi Clint,
 
Still anxious to hear more about the Amplifire.  
 
 

If you have anything specific in mind...let me know. I received my CLR yesterday, but haven't had time to do anything but make sure it's working correctly. (I bought it on ebay, the CLR powered wedge was out of stock and I couldn't wait. I got the wedge and a Studio Slips cover for $800.) I had to get a system update (different than firmware) to get the expression pedal to work properly. Tom King (Atomic owner) e-mailed me the files and then called me to walk me through the process. I've never had that kind of service. I can't compare the Amplifire to the Axefx or Kemper, but I know a lot of Axefx users are buying it for a backup and they all seem thrilled. It's a huge upgrade from my Line 6 hD500, Zoom G5 or Eleven Rack. Being able to load 3rd party IRs or my Redwirez custom mixes is a big factor there.