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R&D Report
By Byron Jupiter
Executive Directive
The integration creates a two-tier environment. The first tier is a high-headroom command station for tracking and analog summing, built around an Argosy 90 desk. The second is an immersive playback suite anchored by large-format Meyer Sound arrays.
Structural Engineering
The Genelec 1032As must sit directly above the vertical load-bearing boundaries of the rack bays, pulled fully forward so their front baffles sit flush with the 10-inch Argosy shelf. RX9-class isolation platforms are mandatory. Without them, chassis resonance and speaker creep follow.
Analog Tuning
Start with Bass Roll-Off at −2 dB, Bass Tilt at −2 dB to −4 dB once the room has been measured, and Treble Tilt flat. Confirm every adjustment from the mix position.
Routing Blueprint
Room A sends eight DAW stems through the Dangerous Music D-Box summing bus and prints the stereo return back to the DAW. D-Box Speaker Output 1 feeds the Genelec 1032As.
Room B assigns the Meyer 833/834 arrays as A-mains and the Meyer HD-1s as the B reference, with the Genelec 8000-series array carrying the immersive side and rear channels.
Safety & Recovery
Every heavy XLR and IEC run must be strain-relieved to the Argosy’s steel anchor points before it reaches the monitors. The ADAM P33As are formally decommissioned. The capital recovered from them funds the isolation platforms and premium cabling.
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