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Montreux Jazz Festival
Year 2000 marks a moment in festival history as the 34th Montreux Jazz Festival continues to set the standard as one of Europe's leading music festivals. With an awe-inspiring lineup of more than 50 artists and musicians performing live at one of 10 venues, the festival is expected to attract in excess of a quarter-of-a-million visitors from around the globe over the duration of the 16-day event, held from July 7-22. Continuing its supporting role in the Montreux Jazz Festival, Meyer Sound will provide a wide array of its pro-audio products in its 13th year as a festival sponsor, supplying more than 350 Meyer Sound self-powered loudspeaker systems which will be integrated into every festival venue. From Miles Davis Hall and Stravinski Auditorium to Festival-Off and the Montreux Jazz Café, attendees will have an opportunity to listen to some of the world's leading artists on the latest Meyer Sound self-powered loudspeaker systems. Artists taking to the stage this year include Macy Gray (July 8), Lou Reed (July 13) and Diana Krall (July 18). Virtual Venues Stravinski Auditorium Terrasse du Petit Palais Join a host of music fans at the Terrasse du Petit Palais, one of the Festival's many outdoor venues, as a host of jazz and blues bands from around the world take to the stage on a Meyer Sound system configured around two UPA-1Ps, two USW-1Ps and four UM-100P self-powered UltraSeries. Gospel Boat Onboard the Montreux Jazz Festival Gospel Boat, you'll not only find attendees from around the globe but a host of renowned gospel artists performing with self-powered Meyer Sound loudspeaker systems. Included in the PA configuration are CQ-1s, UPA-1Ps, UPA-2Ps, USW-1Ps, UM-1P, 650-Ps and Meyer Sound's new USM-1P self-powered reinforcement loudspeakers. In the evenings join the party as the Salsa boat takes a cruise of Lake Geneva. P-T Cruiser Café New to the Montreux Jazz Festival this year, the P-T Cruiser Café offers attendees a chance to hear live music while having the comforts of a café environment. Included in the PA design are five Meyer Sound UPA-2Ps, two USW-1Ps, and two UPM-1Ps. Commentary Paul Mitchell - Sound Engineer For David Sanborn Bill Fertig - Sound Engineer For Lou Reed Michael Briggs - FOH Mixer for Al Jarreau Jim "Bugsy" Moran - Sound Engineer For Huey Lewis & The News Press Releases Meyer Sound Continues Successful Partnership With Montreux Jazz Festival Meyer Sound and the Montreux Jazz Festival Pioneer Pro-Audio Excellence Into the Year 2000 Montreux Jazz Café Setup Composing the FOH system design, which integrates Meyer Sound's revolutionary QuickFly rigging system, are four CQ-1s featuring an 80° by 40° coverage pattern, along with four UPA-1Ps, two UPA-2Ps, three DS-4P self-powered mid-bass loudspeaker systems and four 650-Ps. Festival OFF Setup For crowds ranging upwards of 1,000 attendees, the Festival OFF venue features four MSL-4s mated with four DS-4Ps which carry mid-bass through high frequencies with tight directional control. The four 650-P subwoofers in use produce the bass that fills out the bottom without the excessive boominess that can annoy ears near and far. Completing the audio configuration are two UPA-2P fills that extend coverage out to the side but drop off well before reaching beyond the defined audience area. System Designs Discover what goes into the Montreux Jazz Festival pro-audio system designs as Meyer Sound takes a look at four PA systems at the festival and gives you a visual rendering and technical perspective of the venues. Check back frequently July 3-10 for system design coverage. Rouvenaz - Rockin' the Rouvenaz Festival Off - Festival OFF Moves On Miles Davis Hall - Miles Davis Hall Vibrates with VIM and Vigor Stravinski Auditorium - Stravinski Soars with QuickFly, Delay Subwoofers July, 2000 |
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