Meyer Sound Stories that include UM-1P

Korean Broadcast Studio Covers All Possibilities with Meyer Sound JM-1P (Live Performance Venues)

To accommodate a wide variety of musical and spoken word programming, South Korean broadcasting and multimedia company SBS has equipped its newest studio complex with a powerful and flexible reinforcement system built around Meyer Sound JM-1P arrayable loudspeakers. Read More »

Extron Electronics Taps Meyer Sound MICA to Enhance The Ranch Restaurant & Saloon 

Extron Electronics—a professional AV system integration products manufacturer—sought out superior sound for The Ranch Restaurant & Saloon, located on the ground floor of its new corporate headquarters in Anaheim, Calif. Andrew Edwards, Extron's president and owner, chose a Meyer Sound system centered around MICA line array 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 »

Meyer Sound Constellation Tailors Acoustics for Finland's Shape-Shifting Logomo Hall (with Video) (Live Performance Venues)

In Turku, Finland, the flexible Logomo Hall assumes whatever size or shape is suited for the event of the evening. On one night it can provide a compact 1,100-seat space with a nearly square audience area, ideal for a chamber orchestra or jazz ensemble. Within a few hours, it can be transformed into an elongated rectangle accommodating 3,500 for a rock concert. And with the push of a button, its permanently installed Meyer Sound Constellation acoustic system instantly optimizes acoustical response for both the current room configuration and the event at hand, whether a concert, conference, play, or opera. Read More »

Meyer Sound D-Mitri and Loudspeakers Rev up Media Impact for Audi at 2011 Frankfurt Car Show (Corporate A/V)

More than 928,000 European car enthusiasts flocked to the 2011 IAA International Motor Show in Frankfurt, Germany to experience first-hand the automotive technology of the future. At the vast exhibit stand for Audi, dazzling multimedia presentations were supported by Meyer Sound's D-Mitri digital audio platform and loudspeakers. Read More »

Papal Visit to Germany Heard through Meyer Sound (Live Sound)

This fall, when Pope Benedict XVI returned to his native Germany for a historic visit to the cradle of the Reformation, Meyer Sound systems provided audio reinforcement for two key events. Read More »

Meyer Sound Powers Machu Picchu's Spectacular Centenary Celebration (Live Sound)

This summer, a spectacular celebration at Peru's Machu Picchu commemorated American explorer Hiram Bingham's rediscovery of this awe-inspiring lost city 100 years ago. The ancient Inca citadel was sonically illuminated—for the first time ever—by a pristine Meyer Sound reinforcement system that carried traditional, symphonic, and popular music to spectators gathered on the verdant mountainside terraces. Read More »

Teatro Municipal de Las Condes Features Latin America's First Meyer Sound Constellation System (Live Performance Venues)

South America's first Meyer Sound Constellation acoustic system made its debut with the opening of Teatro Municipal de Las Condes in Santiago, Chile. With seating for up to 875, this intimate multipurpose performance venue has relatively "dry" physical acoustics, excellent for spoken word, drama, and amplified music. With Constellation's ability to enhance a theatre's acoustical characteristics, Las Condes can also exhibit the sonic signature of a richly reverberant concert hall for symphonic and choral music presentations. Read More »

Meyer Sound MICA Converts the Skeptics at Hard Rock Tulsa (Live Performance Venues)

When The Joint, a 2,700-seat showroom at Tulsa, Okla.'s Hard Rock Hotel and Casino opened in 2010, it was equipped with a house audio system based around Meyer Sound's MICA line array loudspeakers. These arrays were judiciously hoisted on chain motors, as management wanted to offer the top-of-the-line touring acts who carry their own production the option of flying their own systems. In The Joint's first six months of operation, however, the MICAs have never budged.
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Hamburg Airport Celebrates 100th Birthday with Blue Noise and Meyer Sound's New MINA (Live Sound)

Germany's Hamburg Airport claims to be the world's oldest airport still at its original location, with its first flights taking off on January 10, 1911. Exactly 100 years later, the airport celebrated by hosting live music and presentations on five stages. Carrying the festivities to 3,500 attendees were Meyer Sound systems highlighting the new MINA line array loudspeaker provided by Blue Noise of Hamburg. Read More »