Bryston/ATC

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Nomoretweaks

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Bryston/ATC
« on: 29 Nov 2004, 11:55 pm »
Anyone with any experience of driving ATC speakers with Bryston ST series?  If not then any inefficient closed cabinet /infinite baffle speakers?  How does this combination work in the bass area? Many thans for sharing your experience.

Nomoretweaks

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« Reply #1 on: 1 Dec 2004, 02:42 pm »
Nobody?  Does that mean that Bryston isn't a good match? :lol:

Yogus

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« Reply #2 on: 1 Dec 2004, 09:13 pm »
I've heard ATC SCM35s but not with Brystons.

They need a lot of power though. I needed at least 200W to get them to sing properly.

Very good speakers, but doesn't have the same dynamics and power in the bass region as PMCs. Probably a function of the sealed box design.

They are also ugly.   :lol:

DickBowman

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« Reply #3 on: 2 Dec 2004, 03:33 pm »
ATC and Bryston work well together.

ludavico

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« Reply #4 on: 5 Dec 2004, 03:40 pm »
ATC works really well with Plinius too.  If Bryston is similar to Plinius then Bob's your Uncle.  :D

Conventional wisdom is that ATC works best as active speakers with ATC matched amps.    :mrgreen:   Unless you are using the 12s or 35s, of course.

Active ATCs are in another league conpared to anything else I have heard.    :!:  Scary good...

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Nomoretweaks

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« Reply #5 on: 6 Dec 2004, 12:01 am »
"Active ATC's are in a different league" - I thought so, untill I heard 35's.
 It's the same league by all counts, providing you have a really good amp.

I've  also heard that ATC amplifiers are in many ways similar to Bryston.  Both are companies with some professional heritage - it would be interesting to know if anyone had a chance to compare.