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Vancouver BC based Primacoustic is pleased to announce the latest Recoil Stabilizer: the RX5 UF up-fire; a nearfield monitor isolation platform designed for post production facilities where the playback monitor is often on a desk and needs to be angled upwards and aimed at the listener’s ears.

According to Primacoustic President Peter Janis: “The market reaction to the Recoil Stabilizer has been tremendous… Not only have many of the world’s top studios such as Capital Records, Skywalker and Hensen Recording adopted them, many of the world’s most prominent engineers have also been tremendously supportive: Recoil Stabilizers are now being used by Al Schmitt, Elliot Scheiner, Daniel Lanois, Nathanial Kunkel, Roger Nichols, and Chuck Ainlay just to name a few. This has drawn audio engineers from all walks of the industry to add recoils to their facilities and as a result, has created demands for wider solutions. The new RX5-UF Up-Fire is simply the result of greater market demand.”

The Recoil Stabilizer is a unique device (patent pending) that at once isolates the nearfield monitor from the desk or shelf to eliminate resonance while providing a solid isolation platform to eliminate sway from the back & forth piston movement of the loudspeaker. Once installed, one immediately notices clearer more defined bass, improved transient response and a wider soundscape with more detailed imaging. Because the Recoils eliminate resonance; irregularities between rooms is reduced and therefore mixes immediately translate better between studios.

The RX5-UF Recoil Stabilizer is the newest arrival in the family and features a 10º up-fire angle designed to allow the engineer to aim the tweeter at his ears and achieve the proper listening angle when used on a table-top surface. Priced at $99 US each.

For more information please contact Primacoustic at:1588 Kebet Way, Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 5M5. Tel: 604-942-1001 Fax 604-942-1010 email:info@primacoustic.com

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