Power and Flexibility for a Variety of Venues
At Meyer Sound, we don’t believe in building products that designed to be
used only in certain applications. Instead, Meyer Sound systems are created
to give outstanding performance no matter what the venue or application.
Take a look below and you’ll find cruise ships and convention centers, TV
studios and recording studios, casinos and cinemas, all of whom agree that
Meyer Sound makes the best sounding, most reliable, and easiest to install
and use sound systems for their needs.
If the application that interests you isn’t below, look at our
application-specific pages, where you can find dedicated information about
sound system designs for theatres, tours, corporate AV, sports venues,
houses of worship and more.
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Spotlight 29 Casino Hits the Jackpot with Meyer Sound's MICA
A few hundred miles outside Los Angeles on Interstate 10, Joshua trees, tumbleweeds, and lengthy stretches of desert start to outnumber convenient stores, strip malls, and nondescript suburbs by a large margin. With water and livable land at a premium, it's easy to see why the nomadic Chemeheuvi tribe first settled at the Oasis of Twenty-Nine Palms in the mid-1800s (currently the Oasis of Mara at Joshua Tree National Park). Today, this picturesque area, located about 30 minutes from Palm Springs, is home to descendants of the Chemeheuvi tribe, the 29 Palms Band of Mission Indians. Situated on their reservation lands lies an oasis of a different sort: Spotlight 29 Casino, an upscale gaming, dining, and entertainment establishment that donates proceeds to help provide housing, financial aid, and security for the Tribe and its future generations.
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Golden Nugget Polishes Shine with Meyer Sound
In a town with a reputation for venues springing up overnight, the Golden Nugget is an anomaly: a legendary piece of history. First opened in 1946 by Guy McAfee, an ex-vice detective from Los Angeles, "the largest casino in the world" was designed to replicate the original Golden Nugget built on San Francisco's Barbary Coast and built at a then-staggering cost of $1,000,000. In a city known for rewriting the rules, the Golden Nugget was home to a number of firsts: the first to introduce a center dealer (until 1950, poker players dealt their own cards in no-limit games), the first casino to award a large single cash prize ($10,000 in 1968), and the first Las Vegas venue to open a formal showroom.
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Chumash Casino Makes Things Easy with MILO
Located in Santa Barbara County between Los Angeles and San Francisco, the Chumash Casino Resort is a hotel and casino complex set on the tribal reservation of the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians in the lush, green hills of the central California wine country, the region featured in the Oscar-nominated motion picture "Sideways." After a fitful series of attempts at establishing gambling as a revenue source for the tribe, a casino was first opened on the site in 1994, but a recent major expansion turned the existing casino into a parking structure for the new resort. Offering Las Vegas-style gaming 24/7, the 94,000 square feet of casino floor and 106-room hotel, which was completed mid-2004, the casino also presents an array of top-notch musical entertainment, with Rose Royce, BB King, Chicago, Michael McDonald, Creedence Clearwater Revisited, Cheap Trick, and Willie Nelson all scheduled to appear at the resort's Samala Room through early May.
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Meyer Sound Shines at Mohegan Sun
With a 10,000-seat arena for entertainment and sporting events, a nightly Cabaret featuring top-name performers, and numerous other special events and meetings, the Mohegan Sun gaming and entertainment complex in Uncasville, Conn., is a busy place 365 days a year.
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Sam's Town Live!
Sam's Town Live!, the new addition to Sam's Town Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, serves primarily as a mid-sized venue (about 1000 seats) for showcasing name touring acts like Kenny Loggins, Lynyrd Skynyrd and Clay Walker. But, at other times, the plush stadium seats are collapsed and rolled away, and the space is transformed into a banquet and meeting room.
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Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen Sound Designed on Meyer Sound HD-1s
Few movies this year will be as high profile as Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. Once again, Decepticon and Autobot Transformers are brought to life to do battle on the big screen. Filmmakers know that it is the sound, with all the organic and mechanical sound effects that breathes life into the created CGI characters that are as much the stars in this franchise as their human counterparts.
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Meyer Sound's New Cinema Experience Products Shows the Future of Cinema Sound at UC San Diego
At the University of California, San Diego (UCSD), the Digital Cinema Auditorium plays a pivotal role for the California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology (Calit2), a unique public-private research consortium. In this intimate 200-seat auditorium, teams of artists and scientists work to push the limits of movie technology ranging from production and distribution to exhibition. Tools at hand include connections to the world's fastest fiber optic networks (up to 10 GBs), a Sony 4K ultra-high definition projector, and a multi-format surround system featuring Meyer Sound's new Cinema Experience products, highlighting the THX-approved Acheron 100 screen channel loudspeaker.
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USC's School of Cinematic Arts Unveils New Complex—
Meyer Sound Acheron Loudspeakers Provide Clarity and Smooth Translation for Cinema Sound
The University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts (SCA), the oldest and largest film school in the US, opened the first two buildings of its entirely new Cinematic Arts Complex in March 2009. The SCA features one of the first deployments of Meyer Sound's Cinema Experience of low-distortion, high-power loudspeaker products, installed in several screening rooms and mix stages. Based on the new Acheron line of self-powered screen channel loudspeakers, the Cinema Experience product line is designed to provide a smooth translation across sound design, dubbing, and exhibition.
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Meyer Sound 700-HP Subwoofer Brings Sensurround Back to Life at Egyptian Theatre
A Meyer Sound system successfully brought a bone-rattling rumble to create a unique, sensational movie experience in a 2006 Sensurround screening of the 1974 cult film "Earthquake" for the Pacific Film Archive and then a 2007 screening for the Los Angeles Film Festival. This January, Meyer Sound's 700-HP ultrahigh-power subwoofers were once again deployed to reproduce the historic track at the Egyptian Theatre in Los Angeles.
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At California Academy of Sciences, Meyer Sound Gives Morrison Planetarium an Otherworldly Experience
Morrison Planetarium, a key attraction within San Francisco's all-new California Academy of Sciences, has been designed from the ground up to offer the most compelling outer space experience one can have without leaving planet Earth. Cantilevered out over the Academy's coral reef tank, it mimics the 30-degree tilt of our planet and houses a state-of-the-art digital AV system that features Meyer Sound self-powered loudspeakers throughout.
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Meyer Sound LCS Series Matrix3 Orchestrates Audio at Renovated Griffith Observatory
Perched on the flank of Mount Hollywood, Griffith Observatory has been a Los Angeles landmark since it opened in 1935. The observatory is perhaps best known to moviegoers as a key location in "Rebel Without a Cause," starring James Dean. In late 2006, after a four year closure for a massive $93 million remodeling project, the observatory reopened to the public with what is literally the most star-studded show in Southern California: the new Samuel Oschin Planetarium.
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New Indonesian 4D Theatre Enthralls with Meyer Sound Support
The grand opening of new 304-seat theatre at the Jaya Ancol Resort in Jakarta, Indonesia, marks the largest installation to date of the innovative "4D" entertainment systems designed and installed by Kraftwerk Living Technologies (Wels, Austria). Housed in a structure resembling a pre-Columbian Peruvian pyramid, the theatre's cutting-edge networked digital systems create a synchronized, multisensory experience that bridges the gap between cinema and a full-blown theme park ride. On screen, dual Christie HD video projectors create superimposed, color-encoded screen images that, when viewed through the provided special glasses, result in three-dimensional visuals of startling depth and detail. At appropriate moments in the film's story line, the seats jolt, shake, and emit wafts of cool air or sprays of moisture. Finally, to complete the sensation of total immersion, the visitors are encircled by audio from a potent, precision-tuned system of 18 self-powered Meyer Sound loudspeakers.
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Meyer Sound Helps Minimundus Add Dimension to M.C. Escher
Bodensee (also known as Lake Constance) is a rather large stopover made by the Rhine River on its way from its source in the Alps to its terminus in the North Sea. Near this beautiful 40-mile-long by 8.5-mile-wide lake, which is bordered by three countries (Austria, Germany and Switzerland), Minimundus am Bodensee opened its doors this past June. Germany's newest miniature-world theme park offers visitors a variety of themed areas to visit, and models ranging from sailing ships to London's famed Tower Bridge.
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Europe
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Tachikawa Cinema Expands with Meyer Sound
The busy Tokyo suburb of Tachikawa has been undergoing something of an urban renaissance over the past decade. Once an all-but-forgotten industrial enclave located some 25 miles west of central Tokyo, this city of some 180,000 has benefited from a number of redevelopment projects around Tachikawa's central train station, beginning with the opening of the "Cinema City" complex in 1994.
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Meyer Sound at the Rose Center for Earth and Space
With its shimmering, glass-encased and transparent structure, the $200 million Rose Center for Earth and Space at New York City's American Museum of Natural History has created a Big Bang, garnering praise both as an architectural masterwork and a triumph of planetarium technology.
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Druzhba Cinema Opens In Tartarstan
On August 28th the Druzhba [Friendship] Cinema opened its doors to the movie-going public once again, this time powering its first-run films with Meyer Sound self-powered loudspeaker systems. The cinema, located in Kazan, the capitol of Tartarstan, was originally built in the '60's. However, the newly remodeled cinema vaguely resembles the once anonymously designed yellow structure. Within three months time Gella, the installation and design company, set out on a plan to give the almost 40-year-old facility a thorough remodeling.
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Europe
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Meyer Sound Lends Flexibility to Cairns Convention Centre
Cairns is one of Australia's foremost travel hot spots, owing to its agreeable tropical North Queensland climate, active nightlife, and proximity to the Great Barrier Reef, Daintree Rainforest, Cape Tribulation and other attractions. Capitalizing on the city's tourist draw, the Cairns Convention Centre (CCC) has spent the last decade quietly building a dedicated following and a solid reputation for excellence. Year after year, the CCC is tightly packed with a plethora of conventions, banquets, educational events, exhibits, and concerts, not to mention being the home of Cairns' own professional basketball team, the NBL Taipans.
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Australia's Largest Convention Center Replete with Meyer Sound
In 1988, the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre (SCEC) opened its doors to booming business and high demand for a first-class venue for meetings. Set on the edge of Sydney's picturesque Darling Harbour, the center was literally an overnight success, and remains to this day the largest convention center in Australia. More than 600 different conventions, events, meetings and product launches are held at the SCEC every year, with attendees at many major conferences numbering more than 5,000.
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Asia-Pacific
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Meyer Sound Arrays Add to Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre Down Under
To those of us in the more densely populated northern hemisphere, Australia often represents a sort of "Through the Looking Glass" paradigm. Their winter is our summer, their night is our day, and their flora and fauna are the stuff of another world. In keeping with that same inverted reality, the majority of Oz's urban environs are located in the country's cooler southern climes, while the sunny, tropical north is characterized by a slow moving, relaxed atmosphere on a par with our Caribbean or Mediterranean regions.
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Jakarta Convention Center Goes Self-Powered with Meyer Sound
As a top Indonesian destination for live indoor concerts, the Jakarta Convention Center (JCC) has seen its share of performances by high-profile touring acts such as Natalie Cole, Mariah Carey, and Enrique Iglesias. But the facility also hosts a huge range of locally-originating events, not only entertainment and meetings but also celebratory gatherings including college graduations and even large-scale wedding receptions. It's a busy place, with multiple events occurring simultaneously and tight turnarounds for room utilization. To meet the varied demands, JCC's sound reinforcement gear has to be flexible, quick to set up, and deliver predictably consistent quality across a multitude of configurations. Since 1992, the answer for the JCC has been relying on Meyer Sound loudspeakers, a commitment recently renewed with the acquisition of 56 new cabinets to bring its total Meyer Sound complement to nearly 100 components.
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Meyer Meets the Stellar Standards of Berlin's Estrel Center
The Estrel Center, Europe's biggest center for conventions, entertainment and lodging, opened in Berlin, Germany in September 1999. Comprising the Estrel Convention Center, Estrel Festival Center and Estrel Hotel, the finished complex embodies the dream of its developer, Ekkehard Streletzki: a center for "meeting, experience and living–all in one." The achievement has garnered him the coveted title of "Hotelier of the Year 2000."
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Europe
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First-in-Class Celebrity Solstice Sets Sail with Seaworthy Meyer Sound Systems
The new Celebrity Solstice is the first of Celebrity Cruises' five-ship Solstice Class fleet, and also the largest cruise ship ever built in Germany, with an arrestingly sleek exterior and stately amenities for 2,850 guests plus a crew of 1,500. To please the well-tuned seagoing ear, a total of 77 Meyer Sound loudspeakers are installed in ten shipboard venues where sound quality is of particular importance.
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Queen Victoria Sets Sail with Self-Powered Meyer Sound Systems
Cunard's newest ocean liner, the Queen Victoria, is a massive ship that spans 12 expansive decks and boasts some of the most luxurious and modern facilities ever to sail the open seas. The magnificent liner features a multi-story grand lobby, numerous ambient restaurants, lounges, a casino and state-of-the-art theatres, many of which are equipped with self-powered Meyer Sound systems designed by San Diego-based Nautilus Entertainment Design and installed by system integrator HMS Italia.
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World's Largest Cruise Ship Freedom of the Seas Outfitted with Meyer Sound
Freedom of the Seas, the flagship of Royal Caribbean's new "Ultra-Voyager" class, is the largest cruise ship ever built. Outsizing even the legendary Queen Mary II at nearly 160,000 tons, this luxurious behemoth boasts a capacity of 3,634 guests (double occupancy) on fifteen decks, and it pampers all aboard with amenities that simply could not be accommodated on a lesser vessel: the first at-sea water park and surfing pool, a state of the art fitness center, a boxing ring, a 3,600-volume library, and the four-story Royal Promenade of shops and restaurants that hosts a nightly street parade. Each of the 1,817 cabins – from the 160 square foot doubles to the 14-person, 1,200 square foot Presidential Suite – comes equipped with flat-screen televisions as well as WiFi and cellular telephone connectivity.
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ARCHI-TECH AV Award Goes to Thomas Gregor Associates for Caribbean Princess Installation
A pair of weather-protected Meyer Sound MILO high-powered curvilinear arrays anchor the audio side of a spectacular shipboard cinema system that was honored recently with a 2006 ARCHI-TECH AV Award. Installed alongside a giant Panasonic Astrovision LED video screen aboard Princess Cruise Lines' Caribbean Princess cruise ship, the MILO arrays provide clear, forceful sound for an ambitious entertainment offering dubbed "Movies Under the Stars."
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Meyer Sound MILOs Make Movies Majestic for Princess Passengers
"It's an experience like no other — one that you just can't have on any other cruise ship." That's how veteran cruise journalist Alan Wilson, owner/editor of Cruise News Daily, sums up "Movies Under the Stars" on the Caribbean Princess, a newly launched Grand-class vessel from Princess Cruises.
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Holland America's Vista Class Steps Up to Meyer Sound Self-Powered Audio
Holland America Lines' new Vista class ships have taken the lead in introducing Meyer Sound's self-powered loudspeakers into shipboard entertainment systems where quality is critical. Beginning with the Zuiderdam and Oosterdam, and continuing with the soon-to-be-christened Westerdam, the Vista Class cruises are treating shipboard audiences to state-of-the-art sound through systems essentially the same as those used for hit Broadway shows and top-line concert tours.
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Meyer Sound on the High Seas
When Holland American bought the cruise ship Homeric from Home Lines, they made several changes to the ship. They cut the vessel in half and inserted a new section of cabins that included a lounge. They rechristened the ship the Westerdam. And, to provide a sound system for the new Broadway-style shows they planned to put on, they purchased a Meyer sound system from Miami Audio Visual Company (MAVCO).
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Denmark's Aarhus Theatre Upgrades to Meyer Sound M'elodie System
Aarhus, Denmark's second largest city is also the oldest with recorded history dating back to the year 951. In this context, the 19th century Aarhus Theatre, which hosts numerous theatrical, dance and musical performances throughout the year, and houses three schools for acting and theater arts, is relatively young. Yet it was the recent upgrade to a Meyer Sound M'elodie ultracompact high-power curvilinear array loudspeaker system replacing the original Meyer Sound system that brought the theater's audio into the 21st century.
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Europe
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Modesto State Theatre Transformed Into State-of-the-Art Venue with Meyer Sound
The State Theatre in Modesto, Calif., (originally named the Art Deco State Theatre) was built as a movie house in 1934 by noted architect S. Charles Lee and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The seating area is long and narrow, with rear seating that rises about 20 feet above the main floor. The side walls are notable for their gold leaf murals depicting greyhounds and gazelles. Sadly, the building fell into disrepair over time, and its sound system was badly outdated. In June of 2005, the non-profit State Theatre of Modesto, Inc. was formed and planning for a comprehensive renovation project commenced.
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Historic Colorado Springs Performance Site Gets a Makeover With Meyer Sound
Established in 1936 by local benefactor Alice Bemis Taylor, the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center (CSFAC) has long been a cornerstone of all things artistic in the region. Housing a gallery, artistic and theatrical teaching facilities, and a multi-use performance hall, the center truly provides a bit of everything to this rapidly growing metropolitan area. However, as is often the case with grand old historical buildings, the center's performance space has lately started to show its age, prompting a much-needed remodel project this past summer.
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Now They Know How Many Line Arrays It Takes to Fill the Albert Hall
The Royal Albert Hall (RAH) is one of the world's best-known venues, having seen countless historic performances and live recordings, as well as being immortalized by the Beatles in their epic piece, "A Day in the Life." The task of providing sound reinforcement in such a prestigious hall is a sobering responsibility amply shouldered in recent years by Woking, UK's Sound By Design Limited (SBD).
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Europe
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Meyer Sound Makes the Play the Thing at Little Theatre On the Prairie
On the eastern Montana prairie sits a small wooden theatre with a rich cultural past. Built as a silent movie house in 1934 by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the Fort Peck Theatre was long a vital part of the community. During the construction of the Fort Peck Dam (still the nation's largest embankment dam), movies were shown around the clock to accommodate the work schedules of the nearly 40,000 area residents.
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MILO Plays to the Balconies at Bob Hope Theatre
One result of the San Francisco Bay Area's continual growth has been that Stockton, 63 miles East of San Francisco, now ranks as California's 12th largest city, with a multi-cultural population of over 260,000 and an aggressive economic and cultural expansion program that has been revitalizing the downtown waterfront area.
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Meyer at St. Mary's - Sound From the Shadows
Acoustics and visual aesthetics frequently collide in churches with older buildings and traditional architecture, where liturgical worship styles are often the norm. Here, clergy and worshippers prefer their loudspeakers to be highly intelligible yet essentially invisible—unlike the situation in newer worship centers where loudspeakers in open view rarely raise objections. Fortunately, at St. Mary's Episcopal Church in El Dorado, Arkansas, potential conflicts between acoustics and aesthetics were resolved by the installation of a discreet, self-powered loudspeaker system from Meyer Sound.
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Art Deco Treasure Shines with New Meyer Sound System
The citizens of Landau take justifiable pride in their recent restoration of the Festhalle, an elegant structure (completed 1907) heralded as the finest example of art deco architecture in southern Germany. The Festhalle's painstakingly refurbished interior, rich with the detailed textures of the era, is perfectly complemented by new audio systems featuring self-powered loudspeakers from Meyer Sound.
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Europe
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Firehouse Heats Up with X-10 Monitors
On the outside, Firehouse Studios preserve the rustic charm of the original structure, a circa 1889 fire station near downtown Pasadena, California. On the inside, however, the facility takes a quantum leap into 21st century audio technology. After gutting the old building's outer shell and rebuilding from the ground up, this cutting-edge recording complex installed the first surround monitoring system in Southern California to incorporate Meyer Sound's revolutionary X-10 Linear Control Room Monitors.
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Sound for Historic Churches - Beauty and Versatility Combined
Sometimes the needs of past, present and future collide when it comes to sound system design - as they did last year at the First United Methodist Church of Paris, Texas. Built in the early 1920s, this three-story, steel frame structure comprising both Mediterranean and Classic Revival architectural styles has a sanctuary housed under a 40-ft. high octagonal, rotunda dome and is noted for some unique period features, including intricate decorative paintings and stencil work . It was placed on the National Historic Register in 1983.
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New York's Plaza Hotel is Reborn with Dynamic Soundscape Created with Meyer Sound Matrix3
One of New York's most distinctive landmarks, The Plaza Hotel holds a special place in the city's history, hosting generations of the rich and famous, inspiring books, and starring in movies. The property has recently been renovated and restored to its former glory, reborn as a combination luxury condominium and hotel tower.
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Self-Powered Systems Take to the Ceiling at New Hilton
The new Hilton Americas in Houston, Texas, offers meeting spaces with state of the art audio-video systems featuring digital fiber optic signal distribution, touch-screen controllers, and over 300 powerful ceiling loudspeakers. But don't look for a room filled with racks of signal processors and power amplifiers to drive all those loudspeakers, because it doesn't exist.
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Meyer Sound MM-4s Hide Away at Florida Resort
Known for its atmosphere of casual elegance, Florida's Boca Raton Resort & Club is a jet-setter's hideaway where modern amenities blend with the opulent Mediterranean-influenced architecture of the 1920's Gold Coast heyday. To maintain the unblemished look of this bygone era while providing 21st century sound, the Resort has installed Meyer Sound MM-4 miniature wide range loudspeakers inside the chandeliers of the soaring Cathedral room. Hidden away and practically invisible, the complement of diminutive MM-4 systems fills the acoustically problematic room with consistently pleasurable music.
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Meyer Sound Self-Powered UPM-1Ps Hit the Ceiling at Marriott
Plenum-mount ceiling loudspeaker systems have been, for all practical purposes, the exclusive domain of distributed 70-volt transformer-tapped technology. Until now. At the new Woodlands Waterway Marriott Hotel near Houston, Texas, an unorthodox new design has ditched the old transformer-based system and opted for digital processing and matrixing with direct feeds to a phalanx of Meyer Sound self-powered loudspeakers. Is this the start of a revolution in the ceiling?
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John Meyer Recording Nominated for GRAMMY Award
The National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (NARAS) has announced that a recording made by Meyer Sound CEO/President John Meyer and producer Dave Dennison has been nominated to receive a 2006 GRAMMY Award as Best Traditional World Music Album.
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Anthony Jackson Achieves Bass-Line Quality with Meyer Sound CQ-1s
When people think electric bass, there's no mistake: Anthony Jackson defines innovation and power at the low end of the frequency spectrum. His indelible stamp on modern music includes the groundbreaking bass line on the O'Jays' "For the Love of Money," more than 500 album credits, nonstop touring, and the invention of the six-string contrabass guitar.
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Angel Takes Wing with Meyer X-10s
North London recording and mixing complex Angel Studios, which specializes in classical recordings and film soundtrack work, has installed a Meyer Sound X-10 Linear Control Room Monitor 5.1 system into its newly-refurbished Studio One. The aim of the refurbishment was to update the equipment and create more space in the main control room.
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Europe
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Firehouse Heats Up with X-10 Monitors
On the outside, Firehouse Studios preserve the rustic charm of the original structure, a circa 1889 fire station near downtown Pasadena, California. On the inside, however, the facility takes a quantum leap into 21st century audio technology. After gutting the old building's outer shell and rebuilding from the ground up, this cutting-edge recording complex installed the first surround monitoring system in Southern California to incorporate Meyer Sound's revolutionary X-10 Linear Control Room Monitors.
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Meyer Sound's New X-10 System in Action at Tokyo's Sound Craft Studio
A pair of Meyer's new X-10, self-powered linear control room monitors now reside in the surround sound studio at Sound Craft, Tokyo.
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Asia-Pacific
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D'Angelo Finds Extraordinary Sound with His New HD-2s
R & B artist D'Angelo chose Meyer Sound HD-2 Mid-Field Monitors as the principal monitors in his new project studio, currently under construction at his home in Fort Lee, N.J. D'Angelo plans to use the studio for preproduction for his new album, as well as for mixes for other artists. Singer D'Angelo received three Grammy Award nominations for his debut album, D'Angelo Brown Sugar, released in 1995.
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Bootsy Collins chooses HD-2 for His New Studio
When the king of psychedelic funk, Bootsy Collins, was looking for a main monitor for his Bootzilla Re-Hab Studio in Cincinnati, Ohio, he decided upon the Meyer Sound HD-2 Mid-Field Reference Monitor. In addition to the HD-2s, the eclectic studio hosts an array of other high-end studio gear including an Amek Big 44 Channel Console, two 32 channel Mackie Boards, 32 tracks of Alesis Adat, 32 tracks of DA-88, an 8 track Akai hard disc, a 4 track Akai hard disc, as well as an array of vintage keyboards.
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Meyer Sound Helps Mythbusters Master Flame in April 11 Episode
Can sound waves extinguish a flame? If anyone can answer that question, it would be the Mythbusters. One of the Discovery Channel's most popular and entertaining shows, "Mythbusters" features five special effects and science experts taking turns debunking (and sometimes proving) common and, often, silly urban legends.
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Meyer Sound M'elodie Brings the Sound of "La Academia" to Latin America
From its first season, reality show "La Academia" ("The Academy") has captivated the Latin American public with its star-in-the-making concept, and regularly dominates its time slot. For the show's fifth season, TV Azteca, the powerhouse Mexican television network that produces and airs "La Academia," recently installed a new in-studio sound system starring the Meyer Sound M'elodie ultracompact high-power curvilinear array loudspeaker.
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Latin America
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Emmy Award-winning "The View" Upgrades to Meyer Sound
"The View," winner of 20 Daytime Emmy awards, has received critical acclaim since its 1997 debut. Now in its tenth season, the show is hosted by ABC news icon Barbara Walters, entertainer Rosie O'Donnell, comedian Joy Behar and former "Survivor" star Elisabeth Hasselbeck, and offers a wide-ranging menu of news, celebrity interviews and live entertainment.
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Meyer Sound Powers RTL France's Long-Awaited Renovation
The RTL Group is a European broadcasting institution, an acronym whose letters carry a degree of cachet comparable to that of the American NBC, ABC and CBS networks. Founded in 1924 when the Anen brothers, Francois and Marcel, installed their first transmitter in the attic of their Luxembourg house, the original Radio Luxembourg has grown into the RTL powerhouse of 31 radio stations and 32 television channels in 11 countries across the European continent and beyond.
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Europe
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German Broadcast Bets on Meyer Sound M2D
"Wetten Dass...?" (Want To Bet...?) is one of the most popular and long-running TV shows in Germany. For 21 years, the show has been entertaining audiences with its unique brand of celebrity interviews and crazy antics, including such feats as shaving while skydiving at a height of 4,000 meters or finding thirty people from ten different countries in a park and dancing the Cancan with them.
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Europe
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Television Espanola Gala in Southeast Spain Reaches 5,000 Attendees at Outdoor Event on Meyer Sound System
For the show "Murcia que bonita eres" held in Aguiles (Murcia), Spain, upwards of 5,000 people gathered to hear artists ranging from Puerto Rican pop star Chayanne and the sultry vocals of Natalia Oreiro to pop mambo hit Lou Bega.
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Europe
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Meyer Sound Brings the Tribal Beat of Axe Voodoo To MTV Event Off Cochin
Deepak Pawar, event manager for Midas Events stated that the Meyer Sound system provided through Reynold Sound was of a caliber that surpassed any permanent disco installation he had heard.
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World Championship Wrestling (WCW) Purchases Self-Powered System
World Championship Wrestling, the premiere provider of sports entertainment, recently introduced their new self-powered Meyer Sound loudspeaker system on December 2nd for the TV broadcast of "WCW Thunder" in Topeka, Kansas, which is broadcasted once a week on TBS Superstation. Other WCW events that will utilize the new system include the weekly broadcast of "WCW Monday Nitro Live on TNT," as well as a dozen pay-per-view programs and numerous wrestling events scheduled for the year 2000.
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Gianni Morandi: RAI TV music shows
Gianni Morandi is one of Italy's longest-lasting pop phenomena, having been a top name since the sixties. His pulling power was recently confirmed by a mini-series of prime time RAI TV music shows hosted by the artist: all chalked up over 9 million viewers and one exceeded 10 million. Guests included Whitney Houston, Eros Ramazzotti and Laura Pausini (Italy's top pop exports). Staged in Cinecittà's Studio 15, the show featured an impressive all-white set designed by Gaetano Castelli (also Lighting Designer).
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Europe
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ABC-TV purchases HD-1 Monitors
ABC-TV in New York recently upgraded its heavily used TV 7 Control Room with the purchase of five Meyer Sound HD-1 Near-Field Monitors and four Meyer Sound HD-2w Mid-Field Monitors. The TV 7 control room will be ABC's first fully digital control room.
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