Palo Alto, CA (USA)­-(2001-01-02 ) Pyramidfilm has ordered a pair of 24/96-capable System 5 High Performance Digital Post Production Consoles for installation in a Tokyo-based film/video post complex.

The two all-digital consoles will be installed within PThree, a video division of Pyramidfilm Co., Ltd. Designed to handle a wide cross section of applications, System 5 is targeted towards post-production, music recording and on-air broadcast customers that require greater than 100 channel paths of full 24-bit digital signal processing at up to 96 kHz sampling rates. A total of 53 System 5 Digital Consoles - The Three-in-One Solution - have now been ordered.

Pyramidfilm was established in early 1978 by Kazumi Kurigami, a well-known Japanese photographer, to provide graphics and film production services, primarily for television commercials.

"Many of the commercials that Pyramidfilm produces are highly regarded for their outstanding image and sound quality", says Yoshi Shimizu, Managing Director of Euphonix-Japan. The Pyramidfilm facility includes film shooting stages, computer graphics studios and film/video editing suites and post production stages, all under one roof. "The two System 5s will be installed in Pyramidfilm's Post Production Complex", Shimizu continues, "for use by one of Japan"s best audio engineering team to create impressive soundtracks."

According to Takaomi Tomura, Chief Engineer at Pyramidfilm, "The reason we chose the System 5 is simple: No other console can offer a similar degree of expandability, and intuitiveness for the user."

Yukiyoshi Yamanaka, General Manager of Engineering, adds: "We chose the best!"

"We are very proud of the way our System 5 has been accepted so quickly by the Japanese pro-audio community," says Piers Plaskitt, Euphonix president. "We have seen the console find rapid acceptance in film, post and music applications, reinforcing our belief that we have developed the ideal three-in-one solution for the industry."

Based in Silicon Valley California, Euphonix Inc. develops, manufactures and supports networked digital audio systems for music, film & TV post-production, broadcast, sound reinforcement and multimedia applications. In addition, the company is developing software, hardware and support services for Internet-enabled audio production throughout the entertainment industry. Founded in 1988, Euphonix has delivered more large format digital-control mixing consoles worldwide than any other manufacturer and is the first professional console manufacturer to deliver the combination of a 24bit 96kHz audio console and 48 track multitrack recorder to the industry. For more information call (650) 855-0400 or visit the Euphonix web site at www.euphonix.com.

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