CQ-1 : Wide Coverage Main
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Features & Benefits
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Extremely smooth horizontal
pattern for consistent sound
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Ultra-low distortion and
flat response yield remarkable fidelity
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Extended low-frequency
response for stand-alone applications
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Applications
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Concert halls, theatres
and houses of worship
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Downfill and delays in
large-scale reinforcement
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Stage monitoring side
fill
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Paging and announcing
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Cinema and 5.1 applications
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The Meyer Sound CQ-1 is a self-powered, phase corrected
reinforcement loudspeaker offering precise, low-Q coverage.
The CQ-1 features a patented horn design that is the
result of extensive research in Meyer Sound’s calibrated
anechoic chamber. The CQ-1’s frequency response
of 40 Hz to 18 kHz is uniform over the entire coverage
area in both the horizontal and vertical axes, with no
side lobes when measured at one-sixth octave frequency
resolution.
The CQ-1’s low-frequency section comprises a single
15-inch driver, and the high-frequency section utilizes
a 4" diaphragm compression driver coupled to an
80° x 40° (-6 dB points) constant-Q horn.
An integral two-channel class AB/H amplifier with complementary
power MOSFET output stages affords total burst output
of 1240 watts (620 watts/channel). The field-replaceable
amplifier and control unit is equipped with TruPower
limiting technology, and the power supply incorporates
Meyer Sound’s Intelligent AC system for fail-safe
operation worldwide with no need to manually select the
AC voltage.
The compact CQ-1 system is flyable and arrayable using standard
aircraft pan ring fittings. An optional QuickFly mounting yoke allows
flexible, fast installation and easy aiming in mobile and fixed
applications. The CQ-1 is compatible with Meyer Sound’s RMS
remote monitoring system.
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