MasterSounds develops rotary mixers and has worked on modified Technics turntables. Its equipment appears in both DJ booths and listening-bar playback chains.
The Clarity M-1215 is a modular passive loudspeaker system combining TOP 12 coaxial full-range cabinets with SUB 15 bass cabinets. Shelter in Antwerp identifies this system as the centre of its listening space.
Clarity M-1215 is MasterSounds’ large-format modular passive loudspeaker system, combining coaxial TOP 12 full-range cabinets with SUB 15 line-loaded reflex bass cabinets. Shelter in Antwerp confirms the system model; its cabinet count and amplification have not been established.
Eavesdrop lists MasterSounds in its source / playback setup. The equipment details below reflect the venue record.
Mixer: Radius 4V
Inside the system
House Under Magic’s Danny Taylor developed Eavesdrop’s system, acoustics, furniture and room as one project. Two custom-painted Danley SH60 Synergy Horns serve as mains, supported by two concealed Seaton Submersive S2 subwoofers, Bryston 7B SST amplification and a MasterSounds Radius 4V rotary mixer.
The SH60 brings low-, mid- and high-frequency drivers into a shared horn structure. Concealed bass cabinets and a diffusion wall integrate the audio work with the interior, keeping the loudspeaker system and the room treatment closely related.
Dante’s uses a MasterSounds Radius four-valve rotary mixer with an accompanying effects unit.
Rotary mixer / effects: Radius four-valve mixer and FX unit
Inside the system
Klipsch Cornwall mains sit alongside additional Klipsch speakers and subwoofers, Altec five-panel horns and vintage Cary valve amplification. Technics 1200-family decks use Isonoe isolators, with a MasterSounds Radius four-valve mixer and effects unit at the booth.
The installation combines different loudspeaker roles with an analogue source chain. Isolation at the turntables addresses mechanical vibration reaching the playback equipment, a practical concern when vinyl shares a room with substantial loudspeakers.
Studio 151 lists MasterSounds in its source / playback setup. The equipment details below reflect the venue record.
Turntables: MasterSounds-modified Technics decks; model unspecified (Technics / MasterSounds)
Inside the system
MasterSounds-modified Technics turntables form the vinyl front end, alongside a Condesa rotary mixer. Exact deck and mixer models are unspecified. The combination places modified direct-drive playback and rotary control at the centre of the booth.
The Big Romance lists MasterSounds in its equipment setup. The equipment details below reflect the venue record.
Turntable isolation: model not stated
Inside the system
Hatchett developed custom semi-active four-way monitors using mixed-manufacturer drivers and Hypex amplifier modules. A bespoke vinyl console, MasterSounds turntable isolation and acoustic panels link the playback equipment with the room. The rotary mixer model is unspecified. The design combines active amplification elements with a cabinet and console layout tailored to the bar.
Shelter’s official website identifies its MasterSounds Clarity M-1215 system.
Loudspeaker system: Clarity M-1215
Inside the system
MasterSounds Clarity M-1215 is the system around which Shelter is built. The modular passive design combines coaxial TOP 12 full-range cabinets with SUB 15 bass cabinets, separating the main speaker and bass sections. The venue’s exact cabinet count and amplification are unspecified.
A MasterSounds Clarity M-1215 4:2 system is arranged in four points, with two Full Fat Audio DSP amplifiers and MasterSounds Approved SL turntables. Orbit Studios integrated the installation. The amplifier and turntable revisions are not specified in the maker’s project description.