#Atc scm11 version 2 Pc#
#Atc scm11 version 2 free#

Jules once commented when comparing them to the Dynaudio 52SE that the SA1s hypnotized him whereas the Dyns excited him. Instead they're musically captivating and incredibly infectious points the hifi press have made about them. The Spendors aren't neutral to the point where they're unmusical or dull. They dont have to shoot anyone down, maybe just give them credit when they deserve it.they cant all sound equal Maybe WHF should do a shootout for speakers in the GBP1000+ range. Then we also have the AE220 active from Acoustic energy now, another 5 star product by WHF.is that anywhere near ADM9.1? Hope to hear some info from you guys. Anyway, anyone has heard these before and how do they compare to ATC SCM11, Spendor SA1 or the ProAc Ref 8 Sig? Apparently for strange reasons, not many people rate the more expensive ProAc 1SC well, most people seem more impressed with the Tablette and Ref 8 sign models.so I have my reservations regarding the ProAc 1SC.

#Atc scm11 version 2 Pc#

But the back panel looks a bit cheesy as most proper studio monitors have identical inputs/outputs on both speakers but the ADM9.1 only has them all on the right speaker(or was it the left?) and the remaining one is simply connected to the main one via a cable and has no RCA/input of its own.makes them look like multimedia PC speakers rather than hifi or professional studio sets. I also stumbled upon the AVI ADM9.1 -its online literature does seem very appealing.for about the same price, I get an active set and convenience of streaming music from my PC. ATC SCM11 isnt really what I would say as very 'musical'. Is this another ATC plain-neutral sounding pair? I know being truthful and honest to the source is good but I do hope they sound musical too. The Spendor SA1 is intriguing but I still havent had a chance to hear them yet. If I go the ProAc way, means I would need a sub and one that matches well. I guess if I listen to conventional pop songs and new age and some audiophile voices, I might need a reasonable dose of bass weight. Thanx for the input guys, but I only have experience with ATC SCM11 and ProAc Ref 8 Sig so far and the ATC does sound more authoritative overall despite a little too neutral for my taste. You might find that these suit your needs as they provide more bass weight than the Tabs. Also, whilst you're at it, try the Proac SC1. The B&Ws would def be worth a shot provided you can try them and find a used pair. The SA1s are infinite baffle so wall placement is going to yield more subtle results. The Proacs have a rear port so if placed well should in theory kick a bit harder note the qualifier there.

#Atc scm11 version 2 free#

When I heard them both in free space I would have said that the SA1s went deeper. To put my point into perspective, the Proacs are rated down to c.38-40Hz, the SA1s 75Hz. Difficult to describe but you just need to try them. They're also voiced to sound bigger than they are in that the mid-bass seems to be 'thicker' than some other stand-mounters. The Spendors are not dull in sound and will sound a little bright in some circumstances. I also found that their bass weight in free space was low, i.e. I found the Proacs too bright for my amp/source, taste and more importantly, room.