ATC Launches SCM20ASL Pro (V2) & SCM20PSL Pro Reference Nearfield Monitors
Active model replaces previous-generation SCM20ASL Pro while passive model is all new, providing an entry point into ATC at a lower price point
September 2, 2014
Active model replaces previous-generation SCM20ASL Pro while passive model is all new, providing an entry point into ATC at a lower price point
Five loudspeaker models with MDF enclosures that are internally braced to ensure cabinet rigidity, available in passive or active designs.
These new Atlas Sound loudspeakers deliver outstanding power output and high fidelity sound in a durable enclosure that can be used in a variety of applications including cafeterias, classrooms, restaurants/bars, DJ’s, and other applications where sound reinforcement of live or recorded music or vocals are required.
In this post of our “Ask Joe” series from Home Studio Corner, he tackles discusses active.
Rotatable horn provides 50-degree by 80-degree coverage
Clear consistent sound throughout sanctuary
Ideal for sending a single audio signal to multiple destinations
“This new CLD technology means that small affordable versions of the high-end speakers are now possible. The SCM11 is ATC’s most reasonably-priced loudspeaker to date, and we’re excited to be able to offer this kind of clarity at $1,440 a pair.” – Brad Lunde, TransAudio Group
EVA is modular, with four two-way models available that provide a range of coverage pattern, and units may be assembled in various configurations to provide the required coverage
New monitor’s look and performance based on company’s Rokit monitors
A newly designed coaxial transducer/horn assembly, along with TQ processing, alleviates the problems previously associated with coaxial approaches
Proprietary Constant Beamwidth Technology provides directivity and versatility in passive column loudspeakers