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ATC SCM19 Speaker Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ค. 2020
- Highly regarded in pro-audio and audiophile circles. How good are the ATC SCM19s? I compare them to the Buchardt S400s and my Proac Response 1SCs.
For more information here is a link to the manufacturers website..
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That was an excellent review, but it was also much more than a review but also a very in depth discussion about every little detail of the ATC SCM19’s. Man, you’re quickly becoming one of the go to reviewers. I’m so glad to hear you’ve been talking to companies about getting review samples, which I was gonna ask you about anyway. Keep up the amazing work, Tarun! Thank you. 🎶✌️🔊🙂🎵
Thank you Nick, I appreciate your support 😉👍
@@abritishaudiophile7314 Hi Tarun
I would like to first commend you on producing an excellent Chanel.
Since becoming a subscriber some months back I have enjoyed the various subject matter and your insightful thoughts and viewpoints expressed in the videos. I have learnt much!!
It appears that you and I both also share a fondness for the ProAc Response 1SC's.
It is in this context that I reach out for a welcomed opinion.
I live and work in Thailand and sadly a long way from Bangkok where the vast majority of hi-Fi dealers operate from.
My ProAcs were purchased a good few years back now and in that time despite loving their sound presentation, build and aesthetic I have had to replace the main drivers on two separate occasions due to the rubber compound disintegrating (possibly a consequence of living close to the ocean?? But maybe not as other speakers that I have appear not to have suffered). As you can imagine purchasing, shipping and paying import duties adds up and becomes a costly affair.
The woofers are again in need of replacing and I am loathed to spend again on the ProAcs, in fact for the past several months I have reverted to using my Quad 11L's which as you will well appreciate are not comparable despite being good speakers in their respective class.
With this in mind I was intrigued to watch a recent video where you spoke eloquently of the ATC SCM19's.
At around this time a dealer in Bangkok was advertising the ATC SCM19's but alas due to distances and the impact of Covid I am unable to audition them.
I do not ordinarily purchase hi-Fi equipment 'blind' but may have to consider doing so on this occasion but would first, if possible, obtain your input and council as to whether the ATC's would prove to be a good replacement for the ProAcs'
I live in an apartment with a listening room of circa 45 Sqm in size and as such I do have to be somewhat mindful of neighbours when not using my headphone setups.
My musical tastes are varied ranging from classical to primarily blues / rock, male and female vocals and listen across all formats.
I particularly like to hear details and nuance within a rythmic presentation.
Given my situation and circumstances would I be making a mistake in purchasing a set of the ATC SCM19's?
Would you alert me to any specific issues related to the ATC's vs the ProAcs?
I have listed my equipment below in order that you will get a sense of what I am used to listening to and through which may assist in any feedback you can provide.
Keep up the great work Tarun - all the best Paul.
Hi-Fi Components
Sources
Cambridge Audio CXC V2 CD Transport
Bryston BDP1 Digital Streamer
CEC TL51XR Belt Driven CD Player
Rega Planar 25 with Exact Cartridge
SME Model 10 Turntable with Series V Tonearm & Transfiguration Axia Cartridge
M1 Mac mini acting as a music server to Musical Fidelity components
Amplification
Bryston BP26 & MPS2 Power Supply
Bryston 4BSST2 Power Amp
Clearaudio Balance Plus Phono Pre-Amp
Clearaudio Accu Plus Pre-AMP PSU
Bryston BHA1 Balanted XLR Headphone Amp
Musical Fidelity X-Can V3
Musical Fidelity V3 PSU
Musical Fidelity V3 DAC
Musical Fidelity X10 V3 Tube Stage
Digital Processing
Bryston BDA1 DAC
Speakers & Headphones
Quad 11L Bookshelf Speakers
Pro-Ac Response 1SC’s Bookshelf Speakers with Mass Loaded Rezet Stands
Subwoofer - Yamaha YST SW315
Audeze LCD3 Headphones with 2m Balanced XLR Cardas Cables & 5m Balanced Vandamme Blue Series Studio UPOFC XLR cables
Grado RS1 Headphones
Cables
Speaker Cables - Nordost Red Dawn 3Metres
Speaker Jumper Cables - Nordost
CEC TL51XR CD player / Cambridge Audio CD Transport To Bryston BP26 Pre-Amp - Inakustic 110 Ohm Digital Interconnect
SME 10 Turntable to Clearaudio Phono Pre-Amp - Nordost Tyr XLR
Clearaudio Phono Pre-Amp To Bryston BP 26 Pre-Amp - Nordost Heimdall XLR
Bryston BDP1 To Bryston BDA1 DAC - Nordost Silver Shadow Digital Interconnect
Bryston BDA1 DAC To Bryston BP26 - Nordost Red Dawn XLR
Bryston BP26 Pre-Amp To Bryston 4BSST2 Power Amp - Nordost Red Dawn XLR
Power Cords
Monster Powerlines throughout
Support Furniture
Rezet equipment racks with isolation spikes and additional granite shelves
Ancillaries
Nitty Gritty Record Cleaning Machine
@@ExpatFinancial thank you my friend. Very much appreciated. The ATC SCM19 is the only speaker that I have reviewed to date that was technically superior to my ProAc 1SCs. What I mean by “technically superior” is more revealing with a more natural tonality. However, the difference between to two wasn’t enough to justify the change in my case. The 1SCs have a warmer, richer tonality with I like. They are also more forgiving of partnering equipment and recordings. The SCM19s need big power amps to make them sing. Fortunately, your Bryston 4BSST2 should be more than capable. Decisions, decisions 👍😊👍
That’s what I call a review Tarun! Enough from others that leave you guessing. You focus on the meat of technical information without boring your viewers into slumber. That is hard to do given the rather dry subject matter. Speakers are the final product of any system and as such must convey that system’s capabilities, hopefully in a positive way. Speakers can reveal system weaknesses like no other component. The better the end of your system, the easier it is for you to gauge your weak link or links so you can remove them and find better ones to give you a real treat, an eargasm! Lovely review! Keep it up!😊👍🏻
Hi Mark, I always wait for your comment and I am never disappointed. Thank you for your support and guidance my friend. 😉👍
A refreshing reviewer worth listening to. Never mentioned the word "palpable" nor discussed tube amplification or cables etc. He just talked about how these speakers would perform and what a potential buyer must take into consideration (areas like real world bass response and lower efficiency meaning more current and costlier amplifiers). The man is worthy of endorsement by British audio manufacturers and others.
Thank you Stephen 😊👍
Great job! This is one of the most comprehensive and insightfull review out there. No bs, no marketing terms, just your clear and concise opinion. You are my favorite reviewer so far! Best wishes and I really hope your channel gains more success!
Thank you AMC RO, that is extremely kind of you to say. I appreciate you watching and your support 👍😉
A second to none audiophile review in the TH-cam space, well done!
Thank you Chris. Much appreciated 😊👍
Tarun, another lovely review. I demoed the 40As and was blown away partnered with
a Naim 272. ATC really are superb speakers.
Hi Paul, Naim and ATC have always been considered very good pairing. I would like to get the 40s in for review. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉👍
Simply put that was the most accurate and honest review of the 19s I've come across.. Good job Tarun, looking forward for more videos and reviews from your channel!
Thank you Chris. It is really generous of you to say. You support is greatly appreciated and does not go unnoticed 😉👍
Realizing that I'm rather late to the party... I would just like to add that my audiophile journey has been substantially enriched by your content. Your friendly approach is so much appreciated too. Thank you, Tarun.
Thank you. That is very kind and greatly appreciated 😊👍
Following your review, I picked up a used pair together with an ATC P1 amp. Added an SPL Elector preamp and a stereo pair of REL subs and I can’t imagine anything better that I could ever possibly afford. The mids and highs are everything. Thanks for bringing these to my attention. Love your reviews. I watch even when I’m not interested in what you’re reviewing!
Thank you Dafydd. That is much appreciated. That is a very nice system you have put together 😊👍
Which REL Subwoofers did you pair with these ?
Tarun, your reviews are the most objective by far and your presentation is very clear. I purchased my SCM 19 two days before this review and I can say that your review is right on the money. I don’t have the luxury of placing the speakers 85cm from the wall and your comment on bass reinforcement is true but because the speakers are in my secondary system where I listen at low to moderate volumes, the bass energy doesn’t get to a level where it bothers me. Right now the speakers are pointing somewhere between my shoulder and ear for best imaging but the adjustment will continue after I receive my Audio-gd Balance A1 power amp. Looking forward to more reviews, guides, tweaks, etc. from you. Best
Hi Sri, I really enjoyed reading your comments. Thank you or sharing. That is some secondary system that you are putting together 😉👍
Thanks, excellent review!
I've been using the SCM19 V2 with a NAD M32 integrated for a couple of years (streaming only) and I fully agree with your evaluation of the speaker. It's awesome. Your main critique, the lack of bass, is to some extend justified. Quality over quantity. Super fast and really good but not so deep. I added a couple of ATC C1 subwoofers and got solid extension down to 25 Hz. I even got a miniDSP to tweak the room resonances in the bass region. All together, I believe my GBP 8K system is hard to beat.
Hi SWD, I agree that you have put together a fabulous system and solved the one weakness of the SCM19s with two subwoofers. These not only extend the bass but also are a form of active bass management. I get the feeling that you already knew that. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉👍
I have a small room and the scm 11 goes very deep. I have to eq a 46Hz room mode. They can play a hearable 35Hz and still out put lower, but rolling off by then
Thank you for sharing your experiences Rennie 😉
I agree a 100 percent and I have the exact same set up; with Transparent cables. I’m not a big fan of base but agree they sound better with a sub.
Tarun, just came back to your review of the ATC SCM 19 as I just go a used pair of ATC SCM 11. Have always wanted to "feel" that ATC sound and finally got it... I am liking them quite a bit... but as you have pointed out with their bigger siblings, there are some "holes" in the overall presentation. My biggest concern is indeed the lack of bass. Yes, the bass they produce is tight and fast, but is really lacking in foundation for a pair this expensive. Presentation is super clean, tone is beautiful, decay of notes is extremely accurate, "black" spaces between notes is stellar... but I feel my Audiolab 6000A is barely waking them up! 50W into 8ohms, is my feeling, is just not enough! Amazingly, I still have my old pair of Elac Uni-fi (the original model) and is just amazing how close they can get in their overall presentation (at least with the Audiolab). Sure, the Elacs, don''t have that last 5% of clarity, depth, transient attack.... but still they are very neutral and enjoyable and they certainly have a more solid bass foundation which is a pleasure to listen to! Elacs cost (especially now in the US) a fraction of the ATCs and they get so close in their overall presentation. The only way for me to keep these ATCs is to invest on one or 2 subwoofers and perhaps a more powerful integrated. sensitivity of the ATCs is the same as the Elacs at 85db, but like you, I need to turn my volume up with the ATCs. Still debating if it's worth keeping them or not... Thanks as always for your wonderful reviews!
@@themastroiannis thank you for sharing your experiences 😊
Well done in relating to the review the amplifier s used as, it's common knowledge that, synergy plays a major role in what we hear from any set of speakers.
Your presentation with facts and figures is superb and leaves some other reviewers standing!
Thanks for this sober and accurate analysis of the ATC's
Thank you Arthur. I appreciate your support 😉👍
These reviews are absolutely brilliant. Thanks much for doing this.
Thank you Gary😉👍
I really apprecate the technical description in your reviews ! It help us understand some of the efforts made by a manufacturer and also the price tag that comes with it. Thanks again for this very competent review !
Thank you Yves. I am so pleased you enjoyed it 😊👍
Excellent assessment. I have owned a pair for nearly two years and your review is spot on. I have partnered them with an ATC P1 which, unsurprisingly, has proved to be a very good match.
You have a great system Tom 😉😊
Do you also have a woofer with these?
@@morespinach9832 Yes I do.
I have these in Satin Black and they are perfect for my listening room which has a nasty room mode at 54Hz that even with a couple of
bass traps installed in the front corner have not eliminated it entirely that even the Kef LS50s sounded boomy at that frequency which is coincidentally the port tuning frequency of the LS50s. I partnered the ATCs with a sealed subwoofer crossed at 35Hz. Driving them with a high current, high power (220watts) integrated amp. My search for the perfect speaker for my room and to my taste is over.
Great review by the way. You nailed every aspect of this speaker in terms of design, parts and most especially how they sound. Kudos Tarun.
Thank you Lukas. Great to read about your experiences with the SCM19s. I am not surprised you are very happy with them. Thank you for watching and sharing 😉👍
To SWD and Tarun: I totally agree with SWD's reply. I've the SCM-19 V2 for two months now, bought them new in Cherry finish. Added a REL Stadium III subwoofer. Great in depth review nicely spoken, thx Tarun!
Thank you Ralph 😉👍
Excellent review. In my recent quest to upgrade my system, I auditioned the ATC SCM40 at my local dealer. I took with me my 30 year old British class AB 115W plus, recently manufacturer refurbished amp. The dealer was shocked by how well that old amp drove those A ATC speakers. I was impressed by the speakers. I paid £1800 for my amp 30 years ago. The amp is still in production and retails for around the same price. The dealer then swapped out my amp for the next up in the range, with a price tag of £3000! We were both shocked at how remarkably similar the amps sounded. In a blind test almost impossible to differentiate. The £3000 amp was slightly more powerful and did exert tighter control of the bass of the ATC’s! My overall feeling was that the ATC was a very impressive and revealing pair of speakers, but were power hungry and even the SCM40’s really needed a good set of subs. I auditioned them again with a pair of Rel T9I subs and the combination was phenomenal. When i did finally put my newly upgraded system together, the ATC’s were not part of the package. Although they are, in my opinion, extremely good speakers, for my listening preference they were too power hungry, lost wAy too much tonality at low volume and even at mid to high volume still required good subs to augment the low end frequencies. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend them to anyone with a decent high current amp. In that price bracket, I think there a lot of good alternatives out there.
Thank you for sharing your experiences Howard. I really enjoyed reading your comments. I am curious to know, what is your 30 year old amp and what speakers did you go for in the end? Thank you for watching 😉👍
A British Audiophile my amp is currently the Rega Elicit. The dealer and I blind tested it against the Rega Aethos and Rega Osiris. I ended up purchasing the Kef R11 speakers. I was impressed with their open sound stage, good tonality at low volume and the relaxed and effortless way they reproduce music. Of course, listening at home is vastly different to listening to them in the dealers listening room. I was pleasantly surprised how low they go in my medium sized, open plan lounge. I was also surprised and the wife was happy that despite the fact that they are rear ported they perform well close to the frokt wall. I did also buy a pair of Rel T9I subs. I’m glad I didn’t buy a lesser sub. Actually it turns out the R11’s are perfectly good full range, stand alone speakers, but the T9I’s are man enough to augment the low end if required. I am thinking of upgrading my amp to something more powerful. It won’t be either of the Regas, I love the Rega sonic signature, but, I think there is better bang for your buck out there. I would to get my hands on the Hegal H590. Hegel and Kef pair well. But, that would over stretch my pocket. I’m seriously thinking about the Kinki Studio EX M1, but I’m not rushing in to anything, my old R Rega is still holding it’s own!
Thanks Howard. You have put together a very nice system. I am not surprised the old Elicit holds it’s own. The R11s are an 8 ohm load but according to hifi news drop down to 3.5 ohms at 17.3Khz (see lab report below). They are 90 dB efficient so you don’t need a lot of Watts to play them to reasonable levels but they would benefit with amps that have stiff power supplies and decent current capabilities. If you like the Hegel H590 but want something for less money I would considered the Hegel H390. Thank you for watching and sharing 😉👍
A British Audiophile your welcome.
Thanks Tarun for your informative review. The back ground info on the manufacturing company appeals to me as it tells me how should I feel safe to invest in their products. I could sense honesty in your opinions that seem to be based solely on what you feel.
Keep up Tarun.
Cheers from Cairo, Egypt.
Thank you Kareem. I have to be true to myself, otherwise what is the point? 😉
Thanks for the excellent review. I have the older square box design ATC SCM 19. Very satisfied with it. It's now my go to speaker after the Epos 11 and the Paradigm Signature 1 series .
Thank you for sharing your experiences with them Dennis 😊👍
Excellent, well presented review.
The one thing I would argue with is your final assessment that ATC could have made an effort to increase bass extension. That is true from an audiophile perspective but ATC probably deliberately decided to compromise on the bass in order to preserve clarity and to thus satisfy monitoring requirements.
I get where you are coming from. Thank you for watching and commenting 😉👍
Always a good day when there's a new video from A British Audiophile. Thank you.
(Also very cool that you respond to so many comments. It's iike having an audiophile pen pal.)
Thank you brown-eyed-man. 😉👍
Thanks for a thoughtful and moderately in-depth review that treads a careful line between the technical aspects and subjective analysis.Easy to digest and gain a reasonable understanding of the strengths and weaknesses of the design.The brief description of the company's history was interesting to hear too.Happy listening.
Thank you Oliver. Much appreciated 😉👍
Your channel and videos are quickly becoming my favorite amongst the TH-cam audio crowd. Your videos are informative and straightforward with no bs. And even though you get a ton of responses, you seem to reply to a lot of responses. So thank you and keep up the great work. Okay, so on to the ATC SCM-19’s. After cancelling my order on the 11’s, I got my 19’s yesterday! Paired with my Hegel H390, the music is sublime!
Thank you Jeff. Very kind. That is a very impressive combo you have put together 😊👍
@@abritishaudiophile7314 thank you. It’s been a long, fun and expensive journey. But with the guidance from a lot of people like you, finally in musical bliss. Listening right now to them. Truly a special speaker and that 390 really brings out the best in them. Is there and email I can send you pictures?
hi Jeff, what do you use for a source? Is it the Hegel too?
@@jeffadams9699 thank you Jeff. I can see how the Hegel/ATC combo will work superbly. They are natural bedfellows. I am only responding via this channel (and on Patreon of course), keeping the email for manufacturers and distributors. It is the only way I can manage my time. I hope you understand. Thank you for watching and I am delighted that I could help you in some small way along your hifi journey. Your support of this channel is very much appreciated 😊👍
Great review Tarun. I really like your presentation style and your blend of technical description and design and your assessment of the sound from each of these speakers without getting too wordy or using flowering language. I also think that it is good to compare speakers of differing designs within an approximate price point. I think that you have hit on the right formula for success with your channel and I look forward to many more of your videos. Do you intend to focus on loudspeakers or branch into other areas? I personally think you should stay with loudspeakers because they are by far the most variable aspect in audio and are the most interesting and challenging to understand because of the multiplicity of the disciplines involved, electrodynamics, enclosure designs, driver designs, crossover designs, the input interface (cables/power requirements), the output interface (speaker & listener position/dispersion/room acoustics), the human interface (looks/psychoacoustics/price). I think you have the intelligence, education and experience to handle all of these with aplomb. Best of luck with your channel.
Thank you Stewart. I appreciate your support. I will probably do more speakers reviews than electronic reviews for the reasons you state. I do intend to do amplifier and source components as well. In the end it is important to know what good amplifiers and source components are out there to match with loudspeakers. Thank you for watching 😉👍
@@abritishaudiophile7314 I don't disagree with you there, but I just think that you have the best grasp of the physics and aforementioned disciplines of anyone out there. I would find it very interesting if you decided to tackle the subject matter of speaker cables and interconnects if you so dare. It is fraught with much pseudoscience and wild claims that are not scientifically backed especially not supported by valid subjective testing. Personally I do not doubt that there are differences in cables but whether they are audible in practice is of great debate. But it is not really debated that resistance is the key property that can make an audible difference. Do you dare take the plunge into the quagmire?
Thank you Stewart. I did that a coupe of months ago. Here is a link to my video on cables...
th-cam.com/video/Nx4CAwSLXkY/w-d-xo.html
Tarun, a really well balanced review. I join the chorus in saying that your channel is definitely one of the best out there.
I’d love to see other professional reviews of ATC products, especially active speakers, but I do appreciate they are extremely heavy and bulky to handle.
Thank you Will. They have to fit in my living space as well. Thankfully I have a very supportive wife.
Thanks for the review. You go over all the nitty gritty details I like to hear about, like how you need more volume to make up for the lack of bass bloom/extension. It really paints a full picture in my mind of how these sound in a way that most reviewers seem to shy away from.
P.S.
I auditioned the SCM7 V3 for my desktop and was hugely impressed, I even found the bass to be more than satisfactory. It was paired with a Parasound Hint 6. I ended up straying away from it because it demands a lot of power (went with much less power hungry Spendors instead).
I really have been tempted to go for the 19's in my main listening area though, where I have M30.1s and 2 T7i subs. But... like you said, these babies are power hungry! And I just knew if I made the switch I'd be out amplifier shopping shortly after.
Thank you Amir. Great to read about your experiences 😉👍
Congrats on growing the channel Tarun, looking forward to more quality musings. Cheers from NZ
Thank you Stratjammer (love the name). I greatly appreciate your support 😉👍
The growth in your audience is well deserved. Your new rating system is an excellent idea. Keep up the good work.
Thank you Jason. I appreciate your support 😉👍
A great review Tarun :)
I've had the ATC SCM19V2s for over 2 years now, they blew me away from day one. I did, however, recently add a subwoofer to my setup and that has really brought an additional dimension to the sound.
Everyone who have heard my ATCs (with or without the sub) have been absolutely blown away by their pure expression - I have never heard a midrange like they produce. Plus they pack a serious punch.
Vocals and acoustics - I honestly think you can't get better without spending ridiculous money.
Thank you Mark 👍
is there any amp you can recommend ? ;)
@@patrickf.7025 I am using a Primare Pre32 preamp with a Primare A34.2 power amp 🙂
This was so very informative, and a welcome change from all the superficial reviews. You're like the Digital Foundry of sound, sophisticated and in depth information explained well. Nicely done.
Thank you Divertiti. I appreciate you watching and your kind words of support 😉👍
Thanks Tarun for your review, I actually tried a pair at my local dealer and ended up ordering one (not exactly the 19 but the 20active). Wouldn’t have tried them and make the purchase without your introduction as recommendation. Thanks again and keep up the good work!!
Thank you William. They make some great speakers 😉👍
I enjoy every one of your reviews and this one is no exception.
I am currently testing 19s as an upgrade from 11s v1, with so far surprising results.
It would be good if you could do a comparative results of 11s, 19s, 20s with subwoofer and 40s.
My system is Pioneer N-50AE, Musical Fidelity E20/E30 refurbished in 2023, ATC SCM 11, JL Audio D100, Neotech NEMOS-5080 speaker cable.
Regards
Thank you. I appreciate the suggestion 👍
Great review especially the engineering details and information on the crossover etc. I love the detailed assessment and your in depth assessment as in all your other reviews. Keep up the good work.
Thank you Greg. I really appreciate you watching and your kind words of support 😉👍
Well thanks for the great videos. You have helped me out over the last couple months and I decided on the ATC SCM19 speakers just finished a session and a glass. Amazing in person!!
Thank you Ryan. Great speakers and glad to know you are enjoying them 😊👍
@@abritishaudiophile7314 Any recommendations for stands?
@@ryanbailey112 they need to be sturdy and stable. I used my Target R4s. Something similar to them would do nicely 😊
Always look forward to hearing a new review from you Tarun. Not the most interesting looking speaker in black but the Cherry looks beautiful. Heavy speaker for a stand mount. ATC are one of few speaker manufacturers that build their own drivers, along with KEF and Focal and I like that. I'm surprised that their bass doesn't go as deep as I'd expect for such a large box. Great in-depth review as usual. Great to hear that manufacturers are taking you serious enough to send their products to you.
Thank you Steve. Always a pleasure to hear from you 😉😂
I ended up getting the ATC SCM11s. With a good sub, it's top end quality sound.
I am planing to get more ATC speakers in for review. A family member had a pair of ATC SCM11 and they sounded great. I agree with you, they need a subwoofer to sound full.
@@abritishaudiophile7314 The 11s vs 19s would be a good vid. While I have no complaints about the 11's, I'm terribly tempted to get the 19s now.
I compare the 19s to the 11s with a shoutout to you for the 19 reviews: th-cam.com/video/n_pXcZKHhw8/w-d-xo.html
@@willbrink Your review convinced me I need the 19's despite the price hike, I guess you could say "no regrets" drove me to that decision. Thanks for the comparison!
@@BrianGarside I'm glad I was able to cost you all that extra $! :)
Bass, the lows, of the SCM-19 is excellent rolled-off excellently done. You hear every detail in the mix, layering, note's and decay here of the bass-output. It's tight and controled in a very wel thought-out and nicely done sealed design. You need yourself to ask the question in with size rooms I'm honing to place the 19's? To except it's a sealed design. In smaller to medium size rooms it's perfect (in my honest opinion). And it's better in the long run, non-fatiguing, better rolled-off quality bass than overblurred undefined low-noise.
Thank you for sharing.
Hello Tarun, Thankyou for your clear and concise review of the ATC SCM19s. I suppose one would have to go for the SCM40 speakers if more base is required. I would be very interested to hear a review of Spendor speakers, also another highly rated British speaker, particularly the Spendor A4 and D7.2 speakers.., I have heard them on another TH-cam channel and they sound very impressive. They are a ported speaker, so the base is more extended and not as rolled off as in the ATC speakers. Thanks again for your review. Keep up the good work!
Thank you Ross. I appreciate your kind words of support. I would love to review the Spendors at some point 😊👍
Excellent review, Sir! I own these speakers and agree with your review 100%. I don't have experience with the other two speakers you compared these to. I can attest that I compared them to the Sonus Faber Olympica I bookshelf speakers and the ATCs were better to my ears.
I found your spacing from the walls to be right where I have mine (~1m from the back wall to the face of the speaker). I have not experienced the same sensitivity to toe in that you describe, but my room is significantly larger than yours (based on my estimation).
I drive my ATC SCM 19 v2's with a McIntosh MA-252 integrated. The 100w/ch will drive these to over 90db w/o clipping, but not much further. That's plenty loud for me, but others might want more power if they like things louder.
Thank you for watching and sharing 😊👍
Hi Tarun, I have been following your reviews for some time and have probably caught up with most of them. I'm delighted that your even handed, knowledgeable, yet easy to get on with approach is gaining fans and momentum. Also good to know that manufacturers are supplying you with review samples, therefore enabling you to do a fuller more in depth review. I was drawn to the title, A British Audiophile, I'm all for buying British and have managed to keep my system entirely British, with the exception of my cartridge. Good luck in the future and keep up the good work
Thank you Mark. It is extremely kind of you to say and I appreciate your support 😉👍
Excellent detailed review and narrative about ATC history and production techniques. I am living with the SCM 19 daily and they are my preferred speakers now. Compared to my Proac Response 2s, they have a much more punchy, and detailed bass in my opinion. Maybe not quite as deep, but not enough for me want a subwoofer added. I suspect that the bass output from the ATC's are somewhat highly sensitive to room response and setup. By the way the placement of my speakers respect your guidelines :-) I totally agree with your findings with the ATC's need for current/power.
Hi Kjeld, I am very envious, 2 great speakers to choose from. Thank you for watching and sharing your experiences 😊👍
I have to agree with the Leben/ATC combo below. A very unlikely match, but the sound is more than likely incredible. I have to admit, I just recently sold my ATC 19v2 (after 3 years). Mainly, because of listening to the other folks non-experience, belly button opinions. So I replaced them with - I'll just say, a different speaker. After Day 3 of ownership I quickly realized the SCM19's, are quite awesome. Even with 22 watts and ~50 watts. I have noticed that I'm missing how the ATC 's present music back to me!! Songs that I'm very familiar with are missing that extra something that I know was there before! Of course the speakers I have now sound just a little better at low volume and have a little better low end, but was it worth it????🤦🏽♂️ I got really lucky building my system that was until I sold the ATC'S. I'm going back to them for sure and just listen to my music. The next set of speakers doesn't necessarily mean "better". Just my two cents. Thanks for sharing your review👍
Thank you M Slaw. I really enjoyed reading your comments and thank you for sharing your experiences 😉👍
What were your new speakers and did you get back to ATC 19?
Great review, Tarun. I like your new rating scheme. I also like your appraisal of the ATC's suitability as a standalone proposition, or rather their unsuitability!
I spent many happy years listening to Linn Kans in a small room, which suited them really well, particularly with my LP12 as the source. Since I now have a larger listening space, I've moved to compact 3 way floor standers and I love the greater extension in the bass. I often wonder if I could go back to stand mounted speakers, but it's clear from your review that I would not be happy with these. So thanks for the steer!
Thank you Mark. That is my aim with these videos. Hopefully, give a reliable steer to people so they can decide what suits them and what doesn’t. Thank you for watching and your support 😉👍
Awesome review, Tarun...very detailed and concise, with a short biographical history about the company and it's founder...well done! I like your pace of speech and composer, even your sitting position in front of the speakers is spot on. These are some high quality speakers...the drivers are vastly overbuilt and that's a great thing to see...really love the graphical details and photos of the speaker design you've implemented into this review...I also admire your honesty...it's not always easy to be truthful: these speakers do roll off rather quickly in the bass region for their size and at the same time require very high quality and high power amplification to bring the best out of them, and that's not going to come cheaply...one thing though, I chuckled at the 2:20 mark because that speaker grill looks like some sexy lacy material, LOL!
Thank you amusicpoem. I appreciate you watching and your support. I think the speaker grills are made of steel and are pig ugly in my opinion 🐷👍
Damn you dig very deep and very insightful off information. Great.
All others have failed to do reviews.
They need to learn from you how it's done.
Thank you Mokta. That is very kind of you to say 😉👍
Live in France and enjoy the reviews. ATC are on my list. I use a REL already.
Thank you for watching GDW 😊👍
A very comprehensive technical review of these ATC's. I didn't know they use underhung coils but then again I would expect nothing less from them. I wonder if all their drivers are of the same principle.
I didn't know they were sealed boxes either - the limited bass is to be expected then. They are a bit bulky to classify them as bookshelves in my book and also their curved sides precludes them from being used as bookshelves. For me bookshelves are those speakers that can indeed perform on a bookshelf. Now I don't think such a thing is marketed but that's the meaning of the word. Other than that, what is described here is a very purist design, as pure as they come in fact. Based on that, we should all be buying ATC's but alas purist designs always come with a price. I don't think ATC cut any corners in their approach: for someone that buys these, they probably expect that someone to assume this is a product that performs within its intended purpose, no less, no more. I believe the same holds true even for their more expensive models: they all have their limitations but are all honest performers within those limitations.
Thank you Stelios 😊👍
I really appreciate your in depth talk aboutk the driver design.. there's not much info out there about the difference between kef coaxial, tannoy dual concentric and this atc design.. thanks for your contributions to the audiophile world
Thank you uncola. I appreciate you watching and your kind words of support 😉👍
Thanks for a fine review. Love the comparisons to Buchardt and Proac as well as the amplifier pairing discussion. I learn a good deal of new information from your reviews. Thanks!
Thank you Scott. Much appreciated 😊👍
Great review👍👍 but I don't think they lack bass, they are very precise in bass and go low, so you must try to find location in room where they couple with acoustics well, height is also important dimension for that. I have them for four years and do not need subwoofer.
Thank you for watching and commenting 😉
I've been curious about these speakers for some time and now I finally understand why they are said to be
as good as say, a similar priced set of Harbeths, (Compact7 ES3), of which I am seriously considering for
purchase. Oddly enough, I like the idea of owning a set of speakers that would work well with a good quality
subwoofer. A Rel would fit the bill nicely as they can disappear and compliment speakers with the ability to
augment the lower mid-range with what I would call, good base management.
Tarun, (name spelled correctly I hope), another excellent review and comprehensive explanation of a well designed
set of British loudspeakers. Gratitude young man!!!!
Charles
Canada
Thank you Charles. I appreciate your support and perfect spelling of my name 😉👍
Hi Tarun, great review. I own an ATC SCM 40 for 5 years. First it was connected with a Rega Elicit amp from 2009 although it sounds wonderfull it lacks power. I have tried several amps in the shop , Naim Supernait, Accuphase and Spec but ended up with a Leben CS600. The Spec sounded good as well but it wasn´t dynamic enough. The Supernait wasn´t a big approvement compared with the Rega. The Accuphase sounded not good with the ATC. The Leben has enough control and the bass is tight, the Leben is almost 4 years connected with my ATC. I have tried some loudspeaker cable but I find the DNM cable still the best I have tried. Have a good weekend.
Thank you for sharing your experiences musicenthiousiast. I really enjoyed reading your comments. Just a thought, have you tried the SCM 40s with the ATC P1 amplifier? Might be worth a go 🤔
I just wanted to thank you for a superb review. It helped me decide to purchase a pair. Thanks again.
Thank you Andy. That is great to know 😊👍👍
Very good review my friend your getting better and better mate, and I agree I've heard the ATC19 and they need big current they really do demand that POWER!! to make them sing. That's why I bought Dynaudio's Evoke 20 more forgiving but still a belting speaker on the end of the Naim Super Nait3👍🏾
Thank you Nelsta77. Good hear about your experiences. Very interesting. I am hoping to get some Dynaudio’s in for review. Not sure which one yet. 😉👍
Gorgeous review. Wanted to hear more detail on how ATC’s romance is conveyed in a room and you captured this with finesse. I wonder at this price range how these would compare with KEF Reference 1.. or Dynaudio Contours/Confidence.
Thank you. Much appreciated. I hope to find out myself 😊👍
Great review sir! I have the old square SCM 11's i use them for my centre channel in my home cinema give excellent vocal clarity.
Thank you for watching and commenting cp070476 😉👍
ATC SCM 40 are the speakers that have enough bass a 3 way with a separate midrange driver which is scaled back version of the pro midrange driver. They are 40 litres instead of 19 but cost 3700 pounds in the UK. ATC can be driven by as little as 75 watts per channel provided it is a amplifier with a great power supply. I think a preamp and power amp set up is preferable to get the best out of the speakers
Thank you Greg 😉👍
exactly what one of my dealer said me on the phone: forget ATC, your Sudgen has not enough power. Amazing review. I hope Harbeth sends you a TL 5 to try out with a Sudgen :-)
Thank you buddy 😊👍
Best TH-cam review of the ATC SCM19 once again Tarun! Would also be interesting to see a review of the Revel Concerta2 M16 speakers, which are another well reviewed standmount speaker over the last few years, and how that compares... It is supposed to be another well designed speaker.
Thanks again! Greetings from Sydney!
Thank you Ross. 😊👍 Would love to review them. Sent an a couple of emails to Harman International last year about reviewing that exact speaker and never heard back 😢
This was the second time I listened to this. Atc scm 19 speakers were interesting to me but I thought I'd learn the facts. Thanks great review 👍
Thank you Neil 👍
@@abritishaudiophile7314 your the man. Hope all is well.
Due to be demoing the SCM19s shortly, in my 3.5m x 4.5m room. Found the SCM11 (slightly) lacking in body, but only on some music. The bass they did have, was wonderfully articulate and tight - way better than most speakers I've tried. I'm hoping that the SCM19 may be a sweet spot; a bit more bass, without being overwhelming.
Cool 😎 please let me know how you get on. They need an amplifier with lost of power and refinement to shine 😊
@@abritishaudiophile7314 after a day of listening, I'm very impressed. They're quite different to the modern, BBC style speakers I'm used to. The most obvious one being the highs, which are slightly more crispy and explicit. Sibilance isn't too much of an issue, but it does crop up at times. Voices don't have quite the same natural body. Tonally, I think I just need to get more used to them. On the other hand, acoustic guitars sound stunning. Funk and soul tracks suit them incredibly well, with the ATC's tight bass driving the music along. Most electronica sounds great too. On the whole, I'd say the bass depth / impact (for my tastes) is just about right for my room, which is a relief. No needing to bung ports, or agonising over positioning etc on bass heavy tracks. I'm not sure they're any more 'detailed' than modern Spendor and Harbeth stand mount speakers I've heard, but they dissect and highlight those details in a more forthright way. I love their speed, punch and control, along with (relatively) headache free ease of placement. Driven by an Arcam SA30 by the way. It seems up to the job. Going to give them another day or two to be sure, but they're certainly right up there with the v best I've had in my room...just a pity they're so massive!
Thank you for your excellent honest and unbiased review of this. I had a chance to have a demo of this and its everything what you said. Thanks and All the Best!
Thank you for watching and your supportive comments are very much appreciated 😊👍
One other test piece for the Drum Decan is:4) Shankar - Album " Who's to Know" piece: Ananda Nadamadum Tillai Sankara" (drum decay at time 4:09) /the music is 20 min long, good to listen from 3:30 min ) this is one of my favourite Indian classical albums for acoustic, beautiful quality production. Thanks!
You are so knowledgeable - glad I found your channel.
Thank you Elcordinho. Much appreciated 😊👍
Very good review. Liked the technical description of the speakers and their drivers and how they differ from the cheaper ATC models.
Thank you Mike 😉
Nice one a good well balanced personal review, i have not heard these particular speakers however i have heard other ATC speakers. Nice review format and presentation partnering equipment is always going to be difficult but with careful consideration i can imagine they would sound spectacular, i was very impressed by the build quality of ATC products, a good review agree with your comments.
Thank you Steve 😉
A very insightful review. I think i keep saying this but here I go again "You're amazingly good at this Tarun". Would love to hear you talk about the Dynaudio S40 speakers. Hoping you will someday :)
Thank you spyingpoodle. It very kind of you to say and very much appreciated. I am hoping to get them or the Evoke 20s in for review. 😉👍
Would be great indeed to have you review these S40’s.
Great Job T.!!
Love your reviews, professional and very PROAC-tive 😎 atitude!
Keep up the good job
Thank you. That is a good one 😂👍
Wow a very informative review. Hopefully more manufacturers will give you products to review. They will be assured that you'll deliver a balanced review based on your track record.
Thank you B Shah. Always great to hear from you 👍😉
Hello Tarun
As a retired Audio Engineer and music lover I really admire and enjoy your beautifully balanced reviews.
Regarding the ATC 19 and indeed most of their passive units they need first class amplification and to this end I have found their own amplifiers certainly excel.
May I suggest you give us a review of,for example,the ATC SIA2-150 integrated amp which I for one would love to hear given in your own inimitable style.
Thank you Mark. I value your professional opinion and your kind words of support are much appreciated. I am planning to get more ATC products in for review. The next one might be the SCM7 as it is the entry to the range and at £875, much more accessible. I am curious as to how much of the SCM19s strengths are retained. I will definitely like to review their electronics at some point as well. Thank you for the suggestion. 😉👍
Hi Tarun it's easy to see why they cost 2 grand a very informative video, many thanks.
Thank you Rob 😉👍
Thanks for the very comprehensive review. I would like to try a pair of these, to compare with my Harbeth M 30.2, Anniversary Editions. I hope you can get your hands on some Harbeths in the future.
Thank you Richard. Would love to get some Harbeth in for review. 😉
Excellent review. Great comparisons between 3 speakers and well explained..
I hope such an outstanding reviewer such as you don't end up like the 13th Note Hifi reviewer Simon Price. Hope you can find some kind of revenue from your hard work here and keep on going and going.. thumbs up
Thank you Johan. I appreciate your support 😉👍
Its the review you promised me !!! Thank you
Thanks for the review. The technical details are top notch. Please review the Buchardt A500 if you can !
Thank you Christopher. Would love to 😉👍
Omg... the volume is WAY better... content is always GREAT!
Thank you Jerry 😉
Really enjoying your take on hi fi. I tune into your videos whether I’m interested in the product or not as I am learning more about appreciating both music replay and a system’s strength and weaknesses-whereas other reviewers I only watch if I’m interested in the product. Great to see your channel growing and I’m confident you’ll stay objective despite manufacturers sending you review samples. I do find your room to sound overly bright though, listening to your voice and reviews where you play music I can hear a lot of reflected HF. We all hear differently, I like a warmer sound myself (valves/Klipsch Heritage) but I do wonder how your room sound affects your judgement on what you hear?
Hi N.K. thank you for watching and your support. I have no interest in doing these videos if I can’t remain objective and impartial. I haven’t had any bad experiences with manufacturers to date. The ones I have contacted have all agreed to send me gear and leave me to it. If any try to expert any influence I will just send the product back. I have problems with the mic working through an USB C adapter on my iPad Pro which causes the sound issue on my videos. The room is actually not too bad. Thank you for your support 😉👍
Great review!! Something easy to follow and understand,far away from esoteric chats that plague paid reviews.Keep on with your work,best regards from Argentina.
Thank you Alberto. I appreciate you watching and your support 😉👍
The SCM 20 is the “Studio Version” of the Home Audio SCM 19 and less expensive - same for the SCM12 versus the Home Audio version SCM 11. The studio versions gain an extra cubic foot of cabinet interior.
Another bookshelf speaker on "stands" which is absolutely fine and at that price range I assume excellent BUT in that room a "floor-stander" is not going to produce a better result!!?? One day I'm sure I'll understand the Audiophiles obsession with "bookshelf speakers"!! Excellent insightful review as always though!!! :)
Thank you Chris 😉👍
Small speakers image better. It's easier/cheaper to make a small box rigid and well damped. I don't know if you noticed but the bipartisan destruction of the middle class is moving young people from houses to smaller and smaller apartments where bass is both harder to tame and frowned upon by neighbors. Couple this with modern driver design and you get the bookshelf as the premier type of speaker.
Liked your review??? I loved your review!!! Thank you so much for this. The only ATC SCM19 review on youtube. Is this the ATC SCM 19 v2???
Sorry Peter, I should have made that clear. It is the V2. Thank you for watching and your kind words of support 😉👍
I literally watched and liked (actually like) nearly every single video you produced. Great work please keep the videos coming! But I think the portfolio isn’t quite complete without covering the 90 year old British Classic..Tannoy. I also notice that most speakers reviewed are bookshelf speakers, some enjoy bookshelves better I totally respect that. But the fact that outside the studios nearly all bookshelf speakers are rested on decent stands and takes up the same (of not more) footprint and costs about the same as the next model up, the floor standing version. So it would be great if there will be some reviews on floorstanders. Great great work!! Keep it up Tarun!!
Hi William, I am on a staycation visiting my parents at the moment. My hifi journey started when I was about 12 or 13. My father bought our first decent hifi system. A Marantz PM40SE amp, Nakamichi CD Player, Aiwa cassette deck and Tannoy DC2000 speakers. Highly regarded speakers at the time. Some thirty five years later they are still going strong. In fact, I am looking at them now. Thank you for the trip down memory lane 😉👍
A British Audiophile You obviously had a good start with your hifi journey. Still remember my first setup, marantz Cd63MK2, Arcam Alpha 9 and Mission 751. It’s kinda sad to see good British hifi companies like Arcam and Mission slowly fading away from the world stage.
Hi William, I feel your pain. Arcam are now part of Harman International and seem to have more and more of a home theatre bias as time goes on.
Great review, over 10 years ago I purchased 4 Volt 15 inch woofers-the cabinets cause to much disturbance to the mids & highs so I have decided to purchase ATC SCM19s and use only one 15 inch per side in a tighter copy of the cabinet and use Hypex 503 plate amps with the SCM19s for mid and high(these are wonderful woofers & will save me a lot of money) any advice you have will be appreciated; thanks Stewart
Informative/educational review, and importantly USEFUL.
Thank you Michael 😉
Excellent riview. I guess this speakers could be an interesting competitor to the more expensiv ( rear vented) Dynaudio C20i.
I am hoping to get the Special Fourty in to review next year. Thank you for watching 😉👍
Hi Tarun, really enjoy your informed, clear and entertaining ( a refreshing lack of ego!)reviews. Just wondered if you will have the Spendor A7's available to review as I have now been listening to them for a few weeks recently and rate them highly(noting the observations you make regarding the products in this video), especially on the end of Graham Slee amplification and cables?
Keep up the good work as it is grand to know there is a voice of considered and intelligent sense in an area prone to increasing daftness.
Hi Andrew, I haven’t spoken to Spendor as yet. I am sure I will at some point. Thank you for the suggestion. Looks like you are putting together a very capable system. Thank you for watching. I appreciate your support 😉😂
Thank you, a lovely review. The ATC drive units are very much top tier, the size of their magnets in relationship to the drive unit size always brings me a smile, again cheers.
Thank you Daniel 😊👍
Another great review!
Thank you!
Keep up the good works
Thank you 😊👍
Another insightful review tarun, I love your way of reviewing & describing audio terms that we can easily understand too many reviewers use these words such as timbre without expressing what that means I doubt they even know themselves 🤨
On a separate note you advocate the use of a sub woofer in a hifi set up any chance you do a video on this how to set up what a sounds like with & without. I think this would make a interesting video maybe you could get REL to supply a sub to review
Thanks
Madds
Thank you Madds66. Always good to hear from you. Thank you for the suggestion. I will look into it 😉👍
Excellent, detailed, honest review.
Thank you Scott 😊👍
Fantastic review, really enjoyed it!
I'm hoping to get a pair of ATC speakers in soon for review myself
Thank you Believe Hifi. I hope you enjoy them 😉
Hello from Montreal, as you say a lovely review...my mum and dad are brits but immigrated to Canada in 58. I've been looking for a speaker similar to the 19's. There is a company here called Greshman Acoustics that has a monitor called the Studio II. It is a sealed unit with a sensitivity of 87db but it has a 8" driver (good bass). It might be cool if you can compare that one to the 19's...Maybe someone could float a pair across the pond! All the best and appreciate your knowledge.
That you for watching and your suggestion David. I would love to demo a pair if you could get them in the U.K. Please tell your mum and dad that ABA says happy new year 😊👍
Great review, as always. But these list for $3990. USD. Should be around $2800 with exchange rate, but even allowing for a mark-up for the US distributor a price hike of 35% is a bit much.
I get you, they are better value in the U.K. we have the same problem with best from the US. I suppose it gives domestic gear an advantage. Thank you for watching 😉👍
Great review as always!
ATC sound simply stunning however their design falls flat(putting it politely). For a company that has been making speakers for quite a lengthy period of time one would think they would engage a designer to bring the speaker design in line with their incredible sound. It's perplexing and frustrating. Maybe one day......
Thank you. I agree, they look dated but are very much into doing their thing 😊
All in the eye of the beholder, but.
I have these with 2 x Roksan K3s @150WPC 8ohms, and these need me to get to past 9 o'clock to get some volume out of them! - The bass issue is interesting, as other reviewers have advised in-room response is lower than the quoted amount. That being said I did get a BK Monolith to add some weight where needed - Great review - cheers
Thank you for sharing your experiences with these speakers D Les 😉
Smashed it again Tarun. Very well researched review and by next year I wouldn’t be surprised to see you with 50k well deserved subscribers. I used to have some ATC many moons ago and they were fab but ugly 😂 (albeit serious looking and utilitarian) interesting that they are made in Stroud as I have family there.
Thank you Sound Ideas. I very much appreciate your support. ATC do factory tours. You may be able to arrange to have a look around when things get back to normal. 😉👍
A British Audiophile I did a factory tour of Meridian with my Norwich dealer Martins and they have an amazing screening room there. I did feel their speakers are over priced when you factor in their sound and R&D compared to the likes of B&W and Focal which are akin to visiting NASA headquarters. I look forward to seeing many more of your videos and I’d love to see what you think of the new Australian brigadier stand mounts compared to ATC and Buchart. They use top scanspeak drivers and are really special
I have always felt that Meridian have made some superb electronics over the years. Probably down to Bob Stuart’s expertise. Never enjoyed their speakers. Always found them cold and clinical. Having said that, I haven’t listened to a pair in years so it may be very different now. If I a chance, I will take a look into the speakers from Aus.
A British Audiophile I listened to all the new ones and to my ears they lacked definition and agility. Sort of homogenised sound similar to what I’ve experienced with B&O. Pleasant - but not for critical listening IMHO. I don’t like to name bash but for a quarter of the price B&W ATC, Focal and PMC will show them a clean pair of heels and are much more engaging.
I get where you are coming from.
Excellent as usual and I second your appreciation of ATC. But, who would ever want to skip the technical description?! :) On a more serious question regarding curved (and angled) box walls: They can certainly add to enclosure rigidity. I do, however, wonder about the reduction of internal standing waves. It would seem that the amount of angle and consequent direction of reflection and difference in internal distractes is quite small in comparison to the wavelengths involved in a woofer box. Even at 4K, the wavelength is on the order of 3 in / 75 mm. Any thoughts? As always, thanks for great work.
Thank you brucermarino. I can see how the curved surfaces can some benefit in reducing standing waves as the internal dimensions of a speaker cabinet are quite small and the wavelength of the fundamental its harmonics will be quite short. The curvature should provide a bit of diffusion at these wavelengths. Of course, how much is debatable. The SCM20 has the same internal volume and straight walls so I guess ATC may be able to conduct direct AB comparisons and do measurements.
Great stuff here. Fantastic and in-depth. Thx!
Thank you Ben 😉👍
Hey Tarun, glad to hear your Channel is growing, you diserve It. As always great rewiew, I cannot explain It, but I got the feeling I really understand the diferences between the speakers your rewiewing both in Sound charachteistics and Build wise, you got your way about explaining Things.Not everyone knows what Soundstage,Holographic Sound,and all the other terms used by other rewiewers on TH-cam mean, me included, so I like the fact that you try to explain what All this means🧐 Bravo my Friend👏
Looking forward to your next Videos.
Greetings from Austria🙂
PS:I Do hope you can get your Hands on a pair of Wharfedale evo 4.2., there ware highly praised by Tharbamar in his rewiew
Thank you Constantin. It is very kind of you and I really appreciate your support. I have heard the Evos a couple of times and was very impressed. Wharfedale are really offering some very capable speakers for the money at the moment. Would love to get some of their speakers in for review. 😉👍