"Small is powerful!" said the Save-Ums in response to doing big deeds despite their little sizes. With space being a factor nowadays, making things as compact as possible provides that adequate leverage to do work in an otherwise limited environment. Small mixers, small microphones, compact synthesizers, junior-sized instruments, and even the iPhone all provide those powerful micronizing options for today's recording enthusiast packed up tight in just a makeshift studio built from a vacant bedroom. The new ATC SCM25A Pro enters this micronization foray for the first time to bring in very-high performance in the most compact form possible.

The SCM25A Pro is the first compact active three-way monitor from ATC. It is designed for positioning on a meter bridge and is also rack-mountable for broadcast applications. This new compact active monitor features ATC's proprietary short-coil 7" carbon-paper woofer, a 3" soft-dome midrange driver, and a 1" silk dome tweeter all enclosed in a ported enclosure measuring 10.14" x 16.9" x 16". Integrated into the SCM25A Pro is a tri-amplifier that provides 15 0W RMS for the woofer, 50 W RMS for the midrange driver, and 25 W for the tweeter. This monitor is passively cooled, features FET limiting, and the crossovers are all 4th order, critically damped with phase compensation.

All in all, the specifications above promise to provide a listening environment with a wide and stable soundfield with very low coloration as well as offering a low frequency extension of up to 42 Hz (-6dB). You can see that maximizing power within a reasonably small form is what the ATC SCM25A Pro is about. The thing is getting yourself one is no joke either as the expected MSRP for the ATC SCM25A Pro lies somewhere under 10,000.00 USD.