The Meyer Sound 700-HP Steel Frame Bump is a heavy-duty, protective transportation and handling accessory designed specifically for the Meyer Sound 700-HP ultrahigh-power subwoofer. This specialized frame is not an audio component but an essential piece of touring and installation hardware, engineered to safeguard the significant investment of the loudspeaker it cradles. Constructed from robust welded steel, the frame fully encompasses the subwoofer cabinet, providing a rigid exoskeleton that absorbs impacts and distributes stress during loading, unloading, and transit. It features integrated recessed handles and large, heavy-duty casters, allowing crews to safely maneuver the substantial weight of the 700-HP subwoofer as a single, stable unit across loading docks, truck beds, and venue floors.

The design prioritizes both protection and practical workflow efficiency. The steel frame is precisely shaped to securely hold the loudspeaker cabinet, often utilizing a combination of compression latches and strategic bracing to prevent any movement or shifting inside the frame during transport. The integrated casters are typically large-diameter, non-marking rubber wheels suitable for rolling over cables, small obstacles, and uneven surfaces, while integrated jack points or retractable wheels allow the frame to be lowered onto a stable base for storage or flight. This system drastically reduces the physical strain on crew members and minimizes the risk of damage to the cabinet's corners, finish, and internal components from bumps, drops, or mishandling.

In a professional touring context, the Steel Frame Bump transforms the 700-HP subwoofer from a bulky, difficult-to-move cabinet into a road-ready package. It is a critical component of a comprehensive touring system, enabling rapid deployment and strike. The frame is built to withstand the rigors of constant travel, including being stacked in shipping containers and loaded with other heavy equipment. By providing a dedicated, purpose-built transportation solution, Meyer Sound ensures that their high-performance subwoofers arrive on site in optimal working condition, ready for assembly into powerful, ground-shaking arrays without the wear and tear associated with direct handling of the delicate speaker enclosures.