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Intercom Booth # 1920 CEDIA 2017 INTERCOM Booth # 1920 Part# H310 0101 00 Dynaco Is BAck Shipping Fall 2017 ST-70 re-imagined for today’s audiophile The original Dynaco® Stereo 70™ is a true classic. The new ST-70™ Series 3 marks the intro- duction of a third generation of vacuum tube products bearing the Dynaco name. This “new 70” reflects the illustrious history of Dynaco’s involvement with vacuum tube designs along with the latest advances in vacuum tube technology. Throughout it’s long history, the Stereo 70 has proven a robust design of exceptional value. We have sought to preserve the considerable virtues of the original Stereo 70 while making use of more modern parts plus advanced circuit techniques. These improvements include precision metal-film resistors, poly-composition capacitors and high-capacity power supply New! Element capacitors to improve “stiffness” of the power supply making for a tighter bottom end. Fabric wrapped and paintable panels The excellent original output transformers have been updated with the latest knowledge in the art of winding output transformers by a top manufacturer known for making some of the finest transformers for Stereo 70 upgrades for several decades. The ST-70 Series 3 uses four dual triodes for the input gain, phase splitting and to drive the output tubes. This combination was explored by David Hafler for higher end amplifiers and has been well tested in the audiophile community. Hafler Amplifiers New amps for the studio and home Dante DI Boxes See more Dynaco on pg. 4 Worlds first Dante network DI Show off your style Primacoustic Element Absorbers The Primacoustic Elements™ are a range of acoustic absorbers that are designed to give us- ers more aesthetic options in their rooms. Rather than being limited to the typical square and rectangular panels found in most studios, the hexagonal shape and beveled edges allow the panels to be installed in unique patterns and clusters. Now primary reflections and flutter echo can be controlled with an acoustic treatment layout that is personalized to your space. The 16” (406mm) Elements are 1.5” (3.8cm) thick, and are constructed from 6lb high density glass wool for optimal broadband absorption. As with all Primacoustic panels, the Elements have been tested to achieve stringent Class-A fire ratings, making them safe for use in instal- lations worldwide. The Element absorbers are available in black, grey or beige Broadway™ acoustic fabric, or in Primacoustic’s proprietary Paintables™ white finish. Part# P115 1416 XX Color Codes XX = 00 03 08 09 MAP $279.99 USD per box of 12 Now Shipping Acoustic Room Kits for Any Space Primacoustic Paintables™ Room Kits Primacoustic is pleased to announce the Paintables™ versions of the popular Lon- don 8™, London 10™ and London 12™ room kits are now shipping. Designed to ad- dress acoustical concerns that are common to all rooms, London kits help control primary reflections, flutter echo and excessive bass. These easy-to-use kits include an assortment of panels that help turn any room into a great sounding studio or home theatre. The London series of room kits make it super simple to effectively treat many spaces, and with this new paintable line you can eliminate any concern about how the panels will integrate with existing décor. As with all Primacoustic panels, the Paintables have been independently tested for acoustic performance and to achieve stringent Class-A fire ratings, making them safe for use in all types of installations in all jurisdictions around the world. London 10 Room Kit Color Codes XX = Part # Z900 0100 XX MAP $499.99 00 03 08 09 Now Shipping ® Radial Engineering Ltd. © Copyright 2017 all rights reserved Specifications, appearance and price subject to change without notice. pg.2 New Shapes, New Ideas Primacoustic Cloud Paintables™ The social nature of restaurant dining relies on all senses working in harmony for the diner to fully appreciate the experience. The sights, smells and tastes of a res- taurant are meticulously scrutinized. However, the sounds and volume levels with- in the venue are more often than not an afterthought. Sound levels, sometimes at the threshold of pain, affect the customer experience as well as the health and safety of the staff of the establishment. Restaurants with hard, reflective surfaces are a big challenge for acoustic sound control. This is particularly true in estab- lishments where windows, doors, and art can make hanging acoustic panels on walls impossible. This was especially challenging for one customer, Vic’s Pizzeria in Wildwood, Oregon. As tables filled, the noise level would rise making it difficult for both employees and customers to hear each other. They needed an acoustic solution that would lower noise levels and improve the overall sound experience while complementing the restaurant’s design aesthetic. The restaurant worked with Desco AV, based in Olympia, to provide a solution and they recommended installing floating paintable acoustic clouds by Primacoustic. Primacoustic offers a wide array of ceiling panels for all kinds of situations. Painta- bles™ absorptive acoustic panels include a collection of exciting shapes that can be used as ceiling clouds, baffles or wall panels to reduce reverberation and improve intelligibility. We calculated the amount of treatment the space would need and selected round Cloud Paintables. The acoustic treatments come finished in white and can be painted to suit any décor. Desco AV used both 48-inch and 36-inch TM Cirrus tiles, (1.5” thick) painted to match the ceiling. They were installed at vari- Cirrus ous heights throughout the room to maximize sound absorption. The Clouds pull 36” Part# P250 1100 09 - MAP $324.99 double duty when suspended – they trap the sound waves from the front and also 48” Part# P250 1102 09 - MAP $409.99 capture the bounced sound waves off the ceiling through the top. HexusTM 36” Part# P250 1104 09 - MAP $324.99 48” Part# P250 1106 09 - MAP $409.99 AltosTM 36” Part# P250 1108 09 - MAP $324.99 48” Part# P250 1110 09 - MAP $409.99 All Panels Now Shipping Saturna mini Primacoustic Saturna Baffles The smallest baffle in the Saturna family, the Saturna Mini™ is ideal for reducing ambient noise in open spaces with standard ceiling heights, such as restaurants, offices and recreation facilities. The Saturna Mini is 8” (200mm) high, 36” (915mm) long and 1.5” (3.8cm) thick, and is constructed from 6lb high density glass wool for optimal broadband absorption. These panels ship ready for mounting, with Absolute White Paintable™ finish on all sides. Unique to their design is a proprietary textured surface that enables one to lightly spray paint the panels on-site to match the décor without affecting acoustical performance. Includes four baffles, integrated Corkscrew™ anchors and SlipNot™ suspension cables. Part# Z840 1230 09 MAP $139.99 USD per box of 4 Now Shipping ® Radial Engineering Ltd. © Copyright 2017 all rights reserved Specifications, appearance and price subject to change without notice. pg.3 David Hafler Check This OUt The father of high-fidelity When it comes to high-fidelity audio equipment, David Hafler is often described as the man who led the charge. PH50B In 1954, Hafler and Ed Laurent designed a novel single- Phono Stage for MM tube driver circuit for power amplifiers launching Dynaco The Hafler PH50B is a high perfor- with the intention of producing high quality audio devices. mance phono stage for moving mag- net (MM) cartridges with ground lift Dynaco’s first product was the Mk. II 50-watt power amplifier. Dynaco is best remembered and adjustable low-cut filter. Gold by the Stereo 70 that was launched in 1959 and sold primarily as a Dynakit. A masterpiece of plated RCA connectors ensure opti- efficient circuit design, the Stereo 70 provided reliable, high-quality audio amplification at an mal signal transfer and XLR outputs affordable price. More than 350,000 Stereo 70 amplifiers had been sold when production fi- provide balanced +4dB line level nally ceased, making the Stereo 70 the most popular tube power amplifier ever made. Today, signals. the Dynaco Stereo 70 is still considered to be one of the most outstanding tube amplifiers of all time. In 1977, Hafler founded the Hafler Company, continuing the tradition of offering high quality hi-fi gear. The Hafler DH-200 was introduced using mosfet outputs – a feature that was way ahead of the rest of the amplifier community. In 1987, Hafler along with the Rockford Corporation took the challenge to move towards building high-end studio amplifiers. This culminated with the 9505 which by all accounts is one of the most musical sounding power amps ever made. Now Hafler has returned to where it all began. With over 60 years of legacy, hand crafted with the very finest audio components, Hafler continues the tradition of bringing life and Part# H100 0052 00 MAP $449.99 USD excitement back to your music. Shipping September 2017 PH60B ST-1 Tube Preamp Phono Stage for MC Dynaco’s heritage lives on The Hafler PH60B is an exceptional phono preamp for moving coil (MC) The venerable Dynaco PAS3™ was without a doubt one of the most important preamplifiers cartridges, featuring both RCA and ever made. David Hafler’s original design brought true stereo control to a tube preamplifier XLR outputs to allow for connection and for many, introduced them to the world of audiophile listening with the warm, rich tone to high-fidelity playback systems as than can only be attributed to tubes. well and pro audio recording inter- faces and equipment. Adjustable The Dynaco ST-1 is based on the original, but has been upgraded to reflect today’s listening load matching ensures the best sig- preferences and to better suit the improvements in both amplifier and speaker designs that nal for the phono cartridge in use.
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