Recoil Stabilizers™

• Improves transient response and imaging
• Tightens up the bass for greater accuracy
• Eliminates resonance and phase anomalies
• Improves translation to other audio systems

The Recoil Stabilizer™ is a loudspeaker platform that combines three essential components: a high-density urethane foam base to isolate the speaker from the shelf, monitor bridge, or stand; a heavy ¼” laser-cut steel plate; and a thin neoprene top surface. The foam effectively decouples the loudspeaker, eliminating vibration-borne resonance that invariably introduces phase anomalies. In contrast, the steel plate adds significant mass to the structure, stabilizing the speaker—the no-slip surface on top keeps the monitor in place.

By reducing the backward recoil as the speaker coil pushes energy forward, the initial transient no longer suffers lag, and the sharpness of the resulting impulse is more defined. Upon first listening, one immediately notices more punch and extended low end. Upon further listening, one notices greater detail at all frequencies, improved transient response, and a more defined depth of field. This not only makes mixing more straightforward, but also ensures that the Recoils eliminate unknown resonances from contaminating the sound, so your mixes translate better to other rooms and audio systems immediately.

The Recoil Stabilizer is available in various sizes, weights, and firing angles to address the vast array of speaker designs currently on the market and individual mounting preferences. We have produced a simple cross-reference chart to make selection easy to match the right Recoil Stabilizer for your monitors.

Selecting The Right Model:
Recoil Stabilizers come in many sizes and firing angles to adapt to various studio setups and the many nearfield monitors on the market. Because the recoil can add an extra 2 inches in height to the monitors, one must consider the current studio setup, including shelf height, stand platform, monitor orientation, and the loudspeaker’s mass. Below is a quick reference chart. When choosing a Recoil Stabilizer, ensure your monitor’s weight is below the load limit.