M2D : Compact Curvilinear Array Loudspeaker

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Features & Benefits
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Extremely high power-to-size
ratio
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Ideal system for mid-sized
applications, or as downfill in larger venues
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Optimized line array behavior
provides consistent response over long throws
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Multiple vertical line
arrays may be splayed horizontally to broaden coverage
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Self-powered for simplified
setup and increased reliability
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Applications
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Concert halls, nightclubs
and houses of worship
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Theatrical sound reinforcement
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Portable and installed
audio-visual systems
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The Meyer Sound M2D compact curvilinear array loudspeaker brings numerous
advantages to mid-sized venues that require tight vertical pattern control
with long throw. The M2D is designed specifically for vertical curvilinear
arrays of up to 16 cabinets having 0- to 7-degree splay between adjacent
units. Pioneered by Meyer Sound in the early 1980s, horizontal curvilinear
arrays composed of trapezoidal cabinets have been an industry standard
for decades. The M2D extends the concept to vertical arraying, enabling
flexibility to tailor vertical coverage by varying the number and splay
of cabinets in the array while maintaining a constant 90 degrees of
horizontal coverage.
For high frequencies, the M2D utilizes Meyer Sound’s patented
REM ribbon emulation manifold to couple a single
compression driver with a 1.5-inch exit (4-inch diaphragm) to a horn
with 90-degree constant-directivity horizontal coverage. (The vertical
coverage of the array depends upon the array length and curvature.)
The M2D mid-low section comprises two high-power 10-inch drivers with
lightweight neodymium magnet assemblies housed in a compact, vented
trapezoidal enclosure.
To assure the smoothest response in the critical midrange, the M2D
incorporates a complex crossover design: at the lowest frequencies,
both 10-inch drivers combine to reproduce powerful, coherent bass, while
in the mid frequencies the crossover feeds only one of the two drivers.
This ingenious technique eliminates interference between the drivers
that would otherwise occur at shorter wavelengths.
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Datasheet
Operating Instructions
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M2D IN USE
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