The 802D is designed with a hump in the bass and a scooped midrange. It is a
great choice for rock. Rush moving pictures is one of their best. Originally
mastered on ATC's by Bob Ludwig at Masterdisk in NY (if you are like me then
you have an old Vinyl version with "RL Masterdisk" written on it). The 1997
CD version was remastered again by Bob Ludwig at his own Gateway Studios in
Maine, again on ATC. If you want a more forward sound than B&W then try ATC
but if you liked the B&W's I don't think you will like the more forward ATC sound
and missing bass hump. Bob uses Eggleston's now so you might want to check
them out (they have lots of good quality bass too - good for rock). If you like
loud rock with dynamics and clean sound then ATC is definitely worth adding to
your short list.
great choice for rock. Rush moving pictures is one of their best. Originally
mastered on ATC's by Bob Ludwig at Masterdisk in NY (if you are like me then
you have an old Vinyl version with "RL Masterdisk" written on it). The 1997
CD version was remastered again by Bob Ludwig at his own Gateway Studios in
Maine, again on ATC. If you want a more forward sound than B&W then try ATC
but if you liked the B&W's I don't think you will like the more forward ATC sound
and missing bass hump. Bob uses Eggleston's now so you might want to check
them out (they have lots of good quality bass too - good for rock). If you like
loud rock with dynamics and clean sound then ATC is definitely worth adding to
your short list.