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| ATC Entry Series |
| ATC’s “Entry Series”
speakers feature
several subtle and substantial
improvements that make considerable gains in overall performance versus their award-winning predecessors the SCM 7, SCM 12, and SCM 35. |
| Improvements include
updated cabinet aesthetics, stepped graphite double front baffle design engineered
for reduced distortion and improved imaging, monocoque cabinet
construction offering more cabinet rigidity,
drive units more precisely
optimized to cabinet volume, optimal performance with or without grilles
installed,
new neodymium soft dome tweeters with precision-engineered wave guides for extended response with
better and smoother HF dispersion, new and
improved internal crossovers for superior power handling and clarity, and flat impedance curves allowing easy load for amplifiers. |
| In addition, the new
bass-mid drivers for the SCM 11 were designed with ATC-exclusive “Constrained Layer Damping” driver cone technology for reduced distortion and improved frequency response, while the SCM 19 makes use of ATC’s revolutionary “Super Linear” driver technology that is used in their higher-priced professional speakers. |
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Professional Sound At Home |
| SCM 7 | SCM 11 | SCM 19 | SCM 40 |
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Hand-Built Passive Monitors |
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SCM 11, SCM 40, SCM 19 and SCM 7 |
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Recommended Pre-amp & Amp |
ATC SIA2-150 |
| The grounded source FET power amplifier in the SIA2-150, as also used in all ATC Active monitors, delivers the high current and damping to fully control any passive monitor. The extremely low distortion also explains the tangibility and precision of the stereo sound stage, recreating the full presence of recordings. |
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