Meyer Sound Stories that include CQ-2

MICA-Equipped Fillmore Named Rolling Stone's Number Two Best Big Room in America (Live Sound)

Rolling Stone recently named The Fillmore in San Francisco, a longtime Meyer Sound venue, number two of the "Best Big Rooms in America" for live music. Read More »

Meyer Sound CQ-2 Improves Clarity at the Musical Instrument Museum (Live Performance Venues)

When Ted Greenbaum became theatre manager at the Musical Instrument Museum (MIM) in Phoenix, Ariz., he wasted no time in upgrading the sound reinforcement system in the museum's 300-seat Music Theater. The intimate venue now sports an all-Meyer Sound loudspeaker and monitor system. Read More »

23 Arenas Sold Out on 2013 Winter Jam Tour with Meyer Sound MILO (Live Sound)

This year's Winter Jam Tour has had upwards of 300,000 attendees and sold out 23 arena shows to date. Headlined by TobyMac, the 10-artist, 44-city concert tour is powered by a potent system built around the Meyer Sound MILO line array supplied by Blackhawk Audio of Whitehouse, Tenn.

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University of Texas Arlington Chooses Meyer Sound for College Park Center Arena 

College Park Center at University of Texas Arlington has installed a spectacular distributed audio system featuring more than 30 Meyer Sound loudspeakers. The 218,000-square-foot venue, which hosts university sports, concerts, speakers, commencement ceremonies, and more, anchors the emerging 20-acre College Park District and is stimulating a revitalization of downtown Arlington. Read More »

PRG Selects Meyer Sound System for Dalai Lama's Address at Long Beach Arena (Live Sound)

On the last day of his April visit to California, His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama spoke about "Peace of Mind in Troubled Times" to an audience of more than 10,000 at the Long Beach Arena. To maintain precise intelligibility in the challenging arena acoustics, PRG Audio of Sun Valley, Calif. deployed a Meyer Sound system comprised largely of MICA and M2D line array loudspeakers. Read More »

Meyer Sound Favored for Events Large or Small, Indoors or Out, at Lied Center of Kansas (Live Performance Venues)

Consistent audio quality is the rule at the Lied Center of Kansas, the principal performing arts venue for the University of Kansas in Lawrence. Whether attending a headliner concert in the 2,000-seat theatre, an evening of acoustic folk music in the new pavilion, or an outdoor social event on the adjoining terrace, patrons appreciate the superlative music and voice reproduction provided by Meyer Sound self-powered loudspeakers. Read More »

Meyer Sound MILO Weathers Sandstorm to Elevate Dubai Jazz Festival 2012  (Live Sound)

The 10th Skywards Dubai International Jazz Festival moved to a spacious new site this year. From February 16–24, 2012 at Dubai Festival City, a robust Meyer Sound MILO-based line array loudspeaker system covered the site with exemplary sound—even after being pummeled by a ferocious sandstorm. Total attendance topped 46,000 for the nine evenings of performances. Read More »

Iceland's Magnificent Harpa Concert Hall & Conference Centre is Complete with Meyer Sound (Live Performance Venues)

Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre in Reykjavik is a keystone element in Iceland's bid to become a first-tier destination for both business meetings and arts events. Harpa expects to attract increased bookings with its striking architecture and cutting-edge A/V systems—notably incorporating more than 160 Meyer Sound self-powered loudspeakers. Read More »

Rumor Nightclub Rocks Philadelphia with Meyer Sound 

Rumor, a new destination for nightlife and private events, is taking Philadelphia, Pa. by storm. Featuring two large dance floors, a bar room, and a private VIP "vault," the 700-capacity nightclub is making a sonic impact thanks to an ample complement of Meyer Sound loudspeakers. Read More »

Mannheim's Musical Tribute to the Automobile Backed by Meyer Sound D-Mitri (Live Sound)

The German city of Mannheim, birthplace of the automobile, celebrated the 125th anniversary of Carl Benz's gas-powered buggy last summer with autosymphonic, a multimedia spectacular featuring an original composition for orchestra, chorus, and various synchronized car sounds as played live on 80 carefully auditioned vehicles. To immerse an audience of 17,000 in this extraordinary sonic mix, POOLgroup of Emsdetten, Germany deployed a massive surround system comprising 296 Meyer Sound self-powered loudspeakers, all networked and controlled using Meyer Sound's D-Mitri digital audio platform. Read More »