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post #16 of 20
11/12/03 at 8:38pm
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Originally posted by eyeteeth
Actually your comments are remarkably similar to those of Larry Cox of 'Positive Feedback Online', also an ATC owner (SCM 20). He once equated an undue importance on 'imaging' to having a "foot fetish". I recall him once asking "you don`t get great imaging with live music do you?" or something like that.
That'cool. At least someone with a good taste or someone who *gets it* in the US!.
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Once I remember reading a review of SCM20 in the TAS and this was the extent of ATC reviews in the US that I am aware of.
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post #17 of 20
11/13/03 at 1:15pm
I dunno- regardless of how live performances images or doesn't image, it's not the same as listening to your stereo and I don't compare the two. Why not just listen with one speaker then- in mono. It would be much cheaper! Also, I read so much about PRaT these days- to me that's much more overrated than imaging. I can get PRaT from a clock radio!

Oh well, just call me sissy boy because I like these sissy sounding speakers these days! And I guess if I drive those sissy speakers with tubes, sheesh! I guess that makes me "Girly Man"
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post #18 of 20
11/13/03 at 1:40pm
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post #19 of 20
11/13/03 at 8:02pm
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Originally posted by drewski
sheesh! I guess that makes me "Girly Man"

Yeah. hehehhe

Seriously, I gotta have that groove!
And I think this is *the* reason, I can get into the fone listening as much as speaker listening.
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post #20 of 20
7/17/10 at 3:29pm

I have ATC SCM11s powered by ATC SIA2-150.

Great for larger room listening and the speakers do need that extra power.

 

For nearfield listening/mixing I use PMC TB1s and an ancient NAD C370.

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