Meyer Sound Stories that include UPM-1P

From Films to Musicals, Meyer Sound Constellation Maximizes Diversity at Korea's Sohyang Arts Center (Live Performance Venues)

Dongseo University's Sohyang Arts Center is the newest and most technically advanced performing arts venue in Busan, the second-largest city in South Korea. Outfitted with a Meyer Sound Constellation acoustic system and sound reinforcement system, the theatre is sonically suited to host a spectrum of events ranging from musical theatre to orchestral and rock concerts. Read More »

Switzerland's City Casino Basel Diversifies Programming with Meyer Sound MINA (Live Performance Venues)

A new permanent audio system structured around the Meyer Sound MINA line array loudspeaker is destined to bring even greater versatility to City Casino Basel [German: Stadt-Casino Basel]. Read More »

Meyer Sound Constellation Adds Thrilling Sonic Dimensions to ROCKY - Das Musical 

A daring stage adaptation of Sylvester Stallone's iconic film, ROCKY - Das Musical opened in Germany to glowing reviews. Director Alex Timbers told The New York Times that his goal for the production was "to combine the intimate and the epic." This scope of dramatic moods is supported sonically through variable acoustics generated by a permanently installed Constellation acoustic system from Meyer Sound. Read More »

Meyer Sound Selected for Musical Adaptation of The Bodyguard in London West End  

More than 20 years after the late Whitney Houston was immortalized on the big screen with The Bodyguard, London's Adelphi Theatre is staging a musical production of the story, featuring a 151-cabinet Meyer Sound system based on the M'elodie and MINA line array loudspeakers. Read More »

New Meyer Sound CAL Anchors Voice Announcement System at Melbourne's Hamer Hall (Live Performance Venues)

Following a two-year, $136-million inside-out redevelopment, Australia's Arts Centre Melbourne reopened its Hamer Hall with one of the Southern Hemisphere's largest and most sophisticated Meyer Sound systems. Featuring the advanced precision beam steering technology in the CAL column array loudspeaker—which began shipping this year—Hamer Hall is now outfitted with 147 self-powered Meyer Sound loudspeakers operating in three modes tailored to different acoustic and amplified events. Read More »

Ohio State University Finishes Undefeated Season with World's First Installation of Meyer Sound LEO 

The Ohio State Buckeyes football team finished an incredible undefeated regular season with a boost from its new Meyer Sound LEO linear large-scale sound reinforcement system. In this first permanent LEO installation in the world, the sound system filled the vast 105,000-seat Ohio Stadium with crisp voice announcements and fan-pumping music over the loud, energetic crowd for all eight home games. Read More »

Meyer Sound CAL Provides Clarity Above the Crowd at Berkeley's Memorial Stadium 

With the installation of 40 CAL column array loudspeakers, Memorial Stadium at the University of California, Berkeley has become the world's first sports facility to use Meyer Sound's advanced beam steering technology. The slender 10-foot-high columns, discreetly mounted around the stadium's outer rim, provide an elegant solution that preserves the architectural integrity of the historic structure—inspired by Rome's Coliseum—while also providing extraordinarily high speech intelligibility despite the crowd noise in the 63,000-capacity seating bowl. Read More »

Atlantic City's Lavish Revel Resort "Gets Up Close and Personal" with Flexible Meyer Sound Systems 

The $2.4 billion Revel casino resort in Atlantic City is an impressive sight, with its gleaming 47-story tower—the tallest in town—and over 1,000 rooms and 130,000 square feet of gaming floor. It's also an ear-opener at every turn, with Meyer Sound systems installed in Revel's vast and morphing Ovation Hall, the lively Social theatre and nightclub, and exclusive lounge and gaming areas. Read More »

George Relles Sound Controls Low End at Oregon's Britt Festivals with Meyer Sound 1100-LFC (Live Sound)

The crowds got up and danced when George Relles Sound fired up six Meyer Sound 1100-LFC low-frequency control elements—among the first to be shipped—at Britt Festivals in Jacksonville, Ore. The formidable linear bass reinforcement systems, working underneath MICA line arrays, made their debut in early July concerts by Ben Harper and the Dukes of September Rhythm Revue (Donald Fagan, Michael McDonald, and Boz Scaggs). Read More »

Meyer Sound Upgrade Caters to Worldly Ambience at Flagship Buddha-Bar Paris 

When Parisian entrepreneur Raymond Visan opened the original Buddha-Bar in 1996, he launched a fusion of dining and entertainment that awakened and satisfied the senses—an experience that blossomed into a global hospitality phenomenon. To underscore its status as the premiere location, Buddha-Bar Paris recently installed new Meyer Sound systems to present its wide-ranging musical atmosphere with consistent, crystal-clear quality. Read More »