meyersound

Self Powered Loudspeakers for Live and Theatrical Sound

LINA - Line Array Element

Easily the smallest and lightest in the series, LINA and its companion control element 750-LFC bring the inherent linearity, low distortion, and exceptional power-to-size ratio of LEO Family technology to a wider range of applications and venues.

Taking advantage of the existing MINA footprint, LINA boasts new drivers and an updated amplifier and signal processing package that, along with an improved power supply, enables higher peak output.

Improvements in high-frequency headroom and lower distortion help LINA to faithfully reproduce audio with tremendous power, superior intelligibility, and extremely low distortion.

750-LFC - Very Compact Low Frequency Control Element

The 750-LFC very compact low-frequency control element effectively complements LINA arrays in the lower end of the spectrum with exceptional low frequency headroom. Boasting an incredible power-to-size-ratio for such a compact cabinet, the 750-LFC is LINA’s ideal and extremely versatile companion, and can also complement ULTRA systems.

A newly-designed class D amplifier affords unprecedented power for its size, and along with its signal processing, it ensures that 750-LFC systems reproduce low frequencies at high continuous levels with clarity, punch, and extremely low distortion.

The 750-LFC offers the same sonic linearity as Meyer Sound’s award-winning 900-LFClow-frequency control element in a smaller, lighter cabinet, making it ideal for building scalable systems to suit touring and corporate applications or fixed installations.

GALAXY AUDIO PROCESSING

Galileo GALAXY harnesses open-source AVB technology to extend a new level of audio control in driving and aligning loudspeaker systems with multiple zones. It provides a powerful toolset for corrective equalization and creative fine-tuning, in a full range of applications from touring to cinema.

Building on Galileo’s meticulously engineered algorithms, Galileo GALAXY retains users’ favorite processing tools, including five-band U-Shaping and parametric EQ, while adding a new crossover delay matrix feature and improved delay integration. Three versions are available for different configuration needs.

A new generation of FPGA-based processing with up to 64-bit resolution delivers increased dynamic range, a lower noise floor, and super-low latency of 0.6ms analog in to analog out.