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<blockquote data-quote="Phil Graham" data-source="post: 91845" data-attributes="member: 430">Re: The Bing-ing-ing-ingFrank,I&#039;ve had the distinct pleasure of meeting Billy Woodman, the founder of ATC. He&#039;s one of the good guys in the hifi world. Long on physics and short on hype. His soft dome midrange transducer is one of the finest drivers ever built. It measures and sounds fantastic, and has several innovative details to the magnetic return circuit. If I was in the market for high end studio loudspeakers, and were Fulcrum Acoustic not now making such a nice product for that space, the ATCs would be my personal choice.I&#039;m disappointed to see Billy&#039;s use of two tweeters in the large cabinet. He&#039;s fully aware of polar response and power response, which are not going to be well behaved in the top end with two tweeters. I&#039;d like to give him the benefit of the doubt in terms of needing the additional output, or wanting the comb filtering for orchestra reproduction.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Phil Graham, post: 91845, member: 430"] Re: The Bing-ing-ing-ing Frank, I've had the distinct pleasure of meeting Billy Woodman, the founder of ATC. He's one of the good guys in the hifi world. Long on physics and short on hype. His soft dome midrange transducer is one of the finest drivers ever built. It measures and sounds fantastic, and has several innovative details to the magnetic return circuit. If I was in the market for high end studio loudspeakers, and were Fulcrum Acoustic not now making such a nice product for that space, the ATCs would be my personal choice. I'm disappointed to see Billy's use of two tweeters in the large cabinet. He's fully aware of polar response and power response, which are not going to be well behaved in the top end with two tweeters. I'd like to give him the benefit of the doubt in terms of needing the additional output, or wanting the comb filtering for orchestra reproduction. [/QUOTE]

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