Fonic Upgrades Studios With PMC Speakers

Fonic has incorporated PMC twotwo.6 speakers in two of its studios as part of an upgrade.

The monitors have been installed at 5.1 satellite studios at the homes of Fonic's owners and founders, Jake Roberts and Barnaby Templer. The studios are used for a range of projects and are equipped with Avid S3 desks and a selection of analogue outboard and synthesis.

The new PMC systems include RC1 wired remotes with an easy-to-use jog wheel, giving access to all the functionality of the rear panel, making remote set up, input switching and EQ of stereo or surround systems more efficient.

Jake Roberts said: "Prior to this upgrade we were using PMC TB2 DB1 speakers, which we really liked. However, the twotwo.6 monitors are even better – the sound is more detailed and the stereo imaging is amazing. Having the remote makes it a lot easier to set the monitors up and it's great to have a dedicated control for all the functions."

Established in 2004, Fonic's main headquarters is in Shoreditch, East London. Over the years, the facility has expanded and now has six studios on site including four 5.1 premixing/sound design suites, a main 5.1 mixing studio with a vocal/ADR booth and a dedicated 5.1 foley studio.

Fonic's new PMC monitors are being used across all projects.

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(JP/LM)