Gear and Technology
Meyer Sound Unveils Leopard-M80 Loudspeaker
Variety is the spice of live sound as Meyer debuts the M80, a new variant on the existing Leopard loudspeaker.
Leopard
International
JIExpo Theater Jumps with Meyer
The 2,500-capacity JIExpo Theatre in Jakarta recently opened and put its Meyer Sound Constellation system to the test with a concert by Yo-Yo Ma.
Live
Billy Strings’ Drive-In Tour Rolls On
Bluegrass sensation Billy Strings’ “Meet Me at the Drive-In” tour is on the move, playing socially distanced drive-in venues like Wilkes-Barre’s Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza.
Live
Omaha Arena Updates Aging Audio System
Omaha’s 18,300-seat CHI Health Center arena recently underwent a massive audio upgrade centered around Leopard line arrays from Meyer Sound.
Live
ISE 2020: Meyer Sound to launch multiple new pro sound solutions
New innovations include two loudspeakers and a digital tool for spatial sound design and mixing
Live
‘It’s about the music and the audience’: A look back at Roskilde 2019
Denmark’s iconic Roskilde Festival took place from June 29- July 6 this year, with Meyer Sound systems deployed throughout its expansive grounds. Tara Lepore dropped by for a chat with the event's sound crew, as well as company founders...
Installation
Meyer Sound’s Leopard loudspeakers create ‘slender’ line array set-up at Canadian theatre
The century-old architecture of the 1,416-seat auditorium left little room to the sides of the proscenium, dictating a line array with a slender profile
Installation
Record-setting LEOPARD system for Italy’s Arcadia Cinema
The 630-seat venue is said to now contain the most powerful permanent Meyer Sound cinema system in the world, as well as one of Europe’s largest Dolby Atmos systems.
Live
Mariah Carey tours Europe with Meyer Sound LEO
FOH engineer Lorin White Jr. used the linear sound reinforcement system to deliver audio for Carey’s first European tour in 13 years.
Uncategorized
White paper: Meyer Sound, The LEOPARD Project
"LEOPARD wasn’t targeted to a specific market. Instead, we gave it to our engineers as a challenge to see how well it could be designed," says John Meyer
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