ATC P1 Pro Dual-Mono Power Amplifier
ATC P1 Pro Dual-Mono Power Amplifier Reviews
ATC designed their P1 Pro 2-channel monitor amplifier with a true dual-mono circuit topography. Engineered with completely separate power supplies and signal/return paths, the P1 Pro achieves maximum signal separation with minimum crosstalk. Intermodulation between the two channels via the power supplies is also reduced to absolute minimum at all frequencies, and power delivery from one channel does not affect available power from the other. What does this mean for you? Simply put, ATC's purist design approach ensures you of maximum monitoring accuracy - which will help you make better recordings. Packing 150 watts per channel, the P1 Pro is an ideal amp for driving passive monitors such as ATC's SCM12 Pro.
While this isn't an item we normally stock, we can still get it to you as fast as possible due to our great relationship with ATC. Go ahead and place your order and we'll follow up shortly to let you know when to expect it. Estimated May 2026.
Fantastic amp
I have both a P1 and a P2 for bi-amping my atc scm40 monitors. The P2 drives the woofers (below 380hz) and the P1 runs the mids/tweeters above 380. Super quiet and ultra transparent delivery. Super robust build.
Modern Convenience, quiet, clean and powerful
Coupled with the atc scm 12 passive monitors this is a great amp/combo. Love how I can power down quickly from the front panel of the unit for easy headphone monitoring. Well made. "Modern McIntosh" quieter and cleaner than my mac 240. I have always used passive monitoring so this was a natural upgrade from mcintosh and Adam anf-10 s monitor rig.
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