Primacoustic RX17

A Stand Designed to Improve Listening Reliability on Desks and Speaker Stands

Designed for studio setups where speakers rest on a desk, shelf, or stands, the Recoil Stabilizer has a simple goal: to reduce the mechanical impact of the speaker-stand contact. By limiting these interactions, it helps decrease resonance-related anomalies and improves the coherence of the sound image.

Who Should Use the Recoil Stabilizer and When?

This stand is intended for home studios and control rooms working with nearfield monitoring and seeking greater precision during mixing. It is particularly useful when bass frequencies excite furniture or when monitors "move" slightly at high volume levels, which can blur the perception of transients and depth.

Decoupling, Stability, and Better Transient Response

A Three-Layer Structure to Control Energy

The Recoil Stabilizer combines a high-density urethane foam base (isolation), a laser-cut steel plate (mass and stability), and a thin neoprene top surface (grip). Together, these help limit vibrations transmitted to the stand while keeping the speaker firmly in place.

Less Recoil, More Impact

By reducing the recoil caused by the speaker's energy, the initial impulse is perceived more clearly. The result: better-defined transients, more detail across the entire spectrum, and a listening experience that translates more easily to other systems.

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