The Armaggeddon Atom 9 is a 2.1-channel RGB surround-sound gaming headset, combining Armaggeddon's dual-driver-plus-bass "2.1" audio design with software-driven surround processing for a wider, more directional soundstage useful for picking out footsteps and directional gunfire in competitive games. RGB lighting runs across the earcups for a visual match with the rest of an RGB gaming desk, and the headset includes a noise-cancelling boom microphone for clear voice chat during multiplayer sessions. An adjustable, padded headband combined with cushioned over-ear cups is built for extended wear during long gaming sessions without the clamping fatigue that cheaper headsets develop over time. It connects via USB to a PC to drive the full surround-sound and RGB feature set (rather than a plain 3.5mm analogue connection), positioning it as a mid-tier option in Armaggeddon's headset range — above their simpler analogue stereo headsets, offering genuine surround processing and lighting, but below their higher-end wireless models like the Orion series.