Meyer Sound speakers are self-powered, so the amplifier and processing live inside each cabinet instead of in a separate rack. The factory matches all of it to the drivers, giving you low distortion and clean, full bandwidth sound straight out of the box. That design is a big reason Meyer speakers are trusted for professional audio.

Galileo Galaxy is Meyer Sound's line of network processors. It handles system drive, alignment, and tuning for your loudspeakers, giving you the tools to shape coverage and sound for a specific room. Many pros treat it as the brain of their Meyer sound system.

Yes. Meyer Sound is a standard for live event production, concert halls, and touring, and major artists like Ed Sheeran have run Meyer rigs on the road. A line array setup gives you even coverage across large spaces, which makes it a strong choice for sound reinforcement in venues of almost any size.

Yes. Meyer Sound builds studio monitors used for mixing and mastering, known for a flat frequency response and accurate sound. That precision comes from the same measurement based approach behind their live speaker systems, including their work in independent measurement and acoustic system design.

It is when you buy from the right source. Every used Meyer Sound loudspeaker we sell is inspected and reconditioned by our technicians before it ships, so you get high end gear that performs the way it should. Buying pre-owned is a practical way to own Meyer Sound products without paying new-retail prices.

Compass is Meyer Sound's control software, and it pairs with their remote monitoring tools so you can watch and adjust your rig from a laptop. You get a clear read on how every speaker is performing during a show, which helps with both ease of use and quick fixes if something needs attention.

Yes. Tell us about your room, your budget, and how you'll use the gear, and we'll point you toward the right speaker systems. Good system design comes down to matching coverage to the space, and our team has the experience to help you get it right.