Research & Development
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CNMAT's prototype icosahedron incorporates 120 1.25-inch drivers developed by Meyer Sound.
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CAL column arrays exemplify Meyer Sound's tradition of building real-world products based on proven scientific research. Through our ongoing collaboration with the University of California Berkeley's Center for New Music and Audio technologies (CNMAT) we have taken advanced research in sound field synthesis and developed digital beam steering technology so precise, it's unprecedented.
Greater precision requires greater processing power and lower-level control. This is why CAL powers and controls every driver individually, and each CAL loudspeaker houses advanced DSP chips that use the best algorithms to run intensive mathematical models in real time.
While precision and power are critical, so too is quality. This is why the drivers and tweeters used in CAL were specifically designed by Meyer Sound's engineers to be used for sound field synthesis applications and are optimized for beam steering capabilities. It's also why we continue to insist on manufacturing these components at Meyer Sound headquarters in Berkeley, California according to our strict quality-control processes.
All information is preliminary and subject to change without notice.
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