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High-Performance Audio. Low-Voltage Installation. Together for the first time.
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Features & Benefits
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Lower distortion and wider bandwidth for significantly better music quality and voice intelligibility.
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Higher SPL output for more headroom and greater throw distance. In many installations, this translates into fewer loudspeakers and more pleasant aesthetics.
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Tighter, more powerful bass response down to 25 Hz with the UMS-1XP subwoofer.
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Flatter frequency and phase response for more consistent performance and easier tuning of high-performance, multi- loudspeaker installations.
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Greater power/performance-to-size ratio with no transformer and line losses between amplifier and speaker.
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Applications
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AV playback systems for museums, trade show exhibits and corporate presentations.
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Foreground music and PA auxiliary systems for bars, restaurants, nightclubs, retail outlets, and cruise ships.
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Ultra-compact PA systems for meeting rooms.
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Front, underbalcony and spot fill in theatres, concert halls and places of worship.
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For AV installations demanding the utmost in audio quality, Meyer Sound offers an innovative solution: low-voltage, self- powered systems.
This exclusive technology opens up a broad range of options for system designers, consultants, integrators and contractors.
As with conventional constant-voltage solutions, these new systems can be installed without conduit*, but the loudspeakers operate on DC power
from a remote rack-mount power supply, so there is no need for AC mains service — requiring Class 1 electrical conduit — at each
loudspeaker location. The amplifier and signal-processing circuits store DC power for peak demands, allowing the flexibility of lengthy cable
runs (without conduits) while preserving the advantages of self-powered systems. Power and balanced audio can be carried on a single multi-conductor
cable terminated by a 5-pin connector. As a result, installation times and costs are reduced compared to those of conventional constant-voltage systems.
However, the audio performance is beyond comparison. In any application — from foreground music in an intimate restaurant to auxiliary
systems in large performance halls — the audible superiority of Meyer Sound self-powered technology will be noticed, and appreciated.
* In North America, electrical codes identify low voltage and low current electrical wiring methods as Class 2. Europe has also adopted a
unified safety standard that identifies a low voltage and low current electrical wiring as Protective Extra Low Voltage (PELV).
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