Nashville, TN (May 15, 2023)—Carl Tatz Design’s sequence of Master Reference Monitors have been upgraded with the discharge of latest Mk II variations. Both the PFM HD-1000 monitor and PFM UHD-1000 bi-amp mannequin have an up to date passive crossover and inside cupboard refinements.
The PFM HD-1000 Mk II can also be accessible now as an improve to the Mk I displays; a PFM UHD-1000 Mk II improve can also be accessible and is much less concerned, since no crossover alternative is critical. In each instances, an onsite retuning is required.
All Mk II variations reportedly render a subtly extra open-sounding vocal vary and a good low-mid frequency efficiency. Notes Carl Tatz, studio designer and creator of the PhantomFocus System and the PFM 1000 displays sequence, “We’re at all times making an attempt to refine all that we do, and since we now have a brand new PhantomFocus MixRoom lab, we’ve got been in a position to take a look at some concepts that I’ve wished to attempt, and the outcomes are the brand new Mk II iterations.”
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The first pair of PFM HD-1000 Mk IIs had been not too long ago commissioned at Crystal Gayle’s Audio 51 Music studio positioned in Nashville. “I’m significantly impressed with the tighter low finish and extra open vocal sound in comparison with the earlier model, which was already wonderful,” feedback Audio 51 Music engineer Chris Gatzimos.
Engineer/producer Ryan McFadden’s The Nest, a PhantomFocus MixRoom in Nashville, has additionally upgraded his PFM HD-1000s to the Mk II specs. Upcoming HD-1000 Mk II installations embrace two rooms at The Panhandle House in Denton, Texas, and a brand new 5.1 PhantomFocus MixRoom at Cool Brick Studio in Carbondale, Colorado, outdoors of Aspen.