bottleneck
talks a load of rubbish

Merlin VSM millenium
A must-hear contender for anyone after studio type resolution.
Good arent they WM!
Tenson said:I think when reading what other people think of equipment on a forum like this it is important to note what other sort of stuff they like. Personally I don't much like big horns though a lot of you on here seem to.. I just take no notice of your opinions on speakers if you do..no offence!
Joe said:I think it's important to note that it's your money that being spent and your ears that are going to have to listen to whatever you purchase. Other peoples' views are fine as a way of narrowing down the possibilities, but having heard some peoples' idea of what constitutes a 'great system' I take such views with huge pieces of rock salt.
It's like I said; the views of an expert in malt whisky are of no use to someone who can't stand the taste!
Tenson said:3D, I meant how much do the Meyer, MEG and so on cost?
Andrew B. said:The fact is that ATCs are obviously not as bad as 3D bloke likes to think
Andrew B. said:Excellent example would be James Guthrie on the DSOTM SACD remaster.
Andrew B. said:There is more than one type of great speaker - but ATCs are great speakers.
Not in the least. Just setting the record straight, in that I think that your on-line "opinion" about ATCs is nothing more than a childish tit-for-tat on your part, because I gave you some advice about your bass issues - which I see you have attempted to rectify with your granite speaker stands. I wish you well.analoguekid said:James just noticed your reply to "awsome", when will you let it drop, will you please refrain from quoting me further, given our past history and our innability to debate sensibly with each other, i consider this baiting, as you are trying to provoke a response.
So the Meyers deafen you faster? Big deal!ATC SCM 300ASL is rated at 121db/1m max, Meyer Sound X-10 manages 136db/1m
bottleneck said:Also important to test our own prejudices on a regular basis, and to see benefits as well as faults in products that dont appeal.
What a load of opinions! But zero proof. After all these pages, we have got the message that the ATCs which you heard didn't hit the spot for you. Bad luck.3DSonics said:I took exceptions to claims that they presented "the most accurate monitors available" (which they are clearly and obviously not) and from there on the ATC faction insisted that I was wrong and their toys where the absolute best, demanding proof why they where not. I duely commented what failings they had (reflex tuned LF, lack of time alignment, poor dispersion control and at bets average compression and distortion)
Bub, FWIW, you are also expressing only your opinions.The Devil said:What a load of opinions! But zero proof. After all these pages, we have got the message that the ATCs which you heard didn't hit the spot for you. Bad luck.
OTOH, set-up properly, with good sources in a sympathetic room, they are unbeatable in my experience.