Low-End Integration

MILO 120 and M3D-Sub

A MILO 120/MILO/M3D-Sub combination affords the same precise low-frequency directional control that has won widespread acclaim for M3D systems - while keeping overall size and weight to a minimum.

The M3D-Sub incorporates the proprietary directional bass technology pioneered in Meyer Sound’s award-winning PSW-6 high-power cardioid subwoofer, providing a well-controlled coverage pattern all the way to 30 Hz. A pair of front-mounted 18-inch drivers work in conjunction with a pair of rear-facing 15-inch drivers, with amplifier channels for the two pairs driven by a sophisticated phase manipulation circuit. The resulting directional pattern assures that very low-frequency energy does not spill onto the stage or cause excessive reverberation. Due to its exceptional linearity, the M3D-Sub's directional characteristics are maintained even at extremely high sound pressure levels.

The M3D-Sub features a high-power (4500 watt), class AB/H complementary MOSFET power amplifier with integrated frequency and phase response correction and driver protection circuits. Meyer Sound’s RMS remote monitoring system interface is fitted as standard.

MILO 120 and 700-HP

In applications where directional low-frequency control is not primary, a MILO and MILO 120 array can be deployed adjacent to or ground stacked with Meyer Sound 700-HP subwoofers. The 700-HP subwoofer extends the MILO/MILO 120 system frequency response down to 30 Hz.

With significantly more output than other “high-power” subwoofers, the Meyer Sound 700-HP sets a new standard for the power-to-size equation. The 700-HP’s power and bandwidth handle high continuous operating levels and extreme transient information with minimal distortion in its operating frequency range. Designed for stage or ground stacking, the 700-HP also can be flown using its optional MRK-700 rigging kit, which can be installed at the factory or as a field upgrade.