Vintage King and ATC Loudspeakers are heading to Seattle for a special day of monitor demos on Saturday, July 11, from 12 PM to 8 PM. Join us at Blash Studios to experience the SCM150ASL, SCS120 Pro, and SCM45A during one of four exclusive listening sessions designed for engineers, producers, and studio owners.
ATC Loudspeakers are used by top studios worldwide, such as Abbey Road, EastWest, The Hit Factory, and Blash Studios. Attendees will be able to experience two different ATC monitoring setups, including SCM150ASLs paired with the SCS120 Pro subwoofer, as well as the SCM45As used as the control room monitors at Blash Studios.
Throughout the day, there will be four different two-hour listening sessions, giving attendees enough time to check out both monitor set-ups. Guests will be able to listen to the monitors, compare both listening experiences, and speak directly with representatives from ATC and Vintage King's Ben Robinson.
Available Listening Sessions:
• Session 1: 12 PM – 2 PM
• Session 2: 2 PM – 4 PM
• Session 3: 4 PM – 6 PM
• Session 4: 6 PM – 8 PM
Reserve your free ticket today and select your preferred two-hour listening session at checkout. Whether you’re looking to compare monitoring setups, hear how ATC Loudspeakers translate in a professional studio environment, or connect with fellow engineers and producers, this event offers a rare opportunity to spend extended time with some of the industry’s most respected monitors.
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