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Meyer Sound

Meyer Sound S-1 Control Electronics Processor

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The Meyer Sound S-1 Control Electronics Processor is a legacy, single-channel signal processor that is no longer manufactured. It was specifically designed to be used with the Meyer Sound USM-1 Loudspeaker to provide active crossover functionality, protection, and signal alignment.

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System-specific processing: The S-1 contained factory-set electronic crossover filters that ensured the correct frequency division and phase response between the USM-1's high- and low-frequency drivers.
Active biamplification: The processor enabled a biamplified setup, which uses separate power amplifier channels for the high- and low-frequency drivers, allowing for greater control and higher output.
Driver protection: The unit featured Meyer Sound's proprietary SpeakerSense driver protection technology, which included voltage limiters and multi-stage protection circuitry to prevent damage to the drivers from overload conditions.
Excursion limiting: It provided true excursion limiting for the USM-1's drivers, preventing them from moving beyond their physical limits and ensuring the loudspeaker's longevity.
Remote sense inputs: The S-1 included sense inputs that could be connected directly to the amplifier outputs, allowing the processor to monitor the signal being sent to the loudspeaker and adjust protection circuits accordingly.

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About the Meyer Sound S-1 Control Electronics Processor

Key Features

System-specific processing: The S-1 contained factory-set electronic crossover filters that ensured the correct frequency division and phase response between the USM-1's high- and low-frequency drivers.
Active biamplification: The processor enabled a biamplified setup, which uses separate power amplifier channels for the high- and low-frequency drivers, allowing for greater control and higher output.
Driver protection: The unit featured Meyer Sound's proprietary SpeakerSense driver protection technology, which included voltage limiters and multi-stage protection circuitry to prevent damage to the drivers from overload conditions.
Excursion limiting: It provided true excursion limiting for the USM-1's drivers, preventing them from moving beyond their physical limits and ensuring the loudspeaker's longevity.
Remote sense inputs: The S-1 included sense inputs that could be connected directly to the amplifier outputs, allowing the processor to monitor the signal being sent to the loudspeaker and adjust protection circuits accordingly.

Meyer Sound S-1 Control Electronics Processor Specs

Key Features

System-specific processing: The S-1 contained factory-set electronic crossover filters that ensured the correct frequency division and phase response between the USM-1's high- and low-frequency drivers.
Active biamplification: The processor enabled a biamplified setup, which uses separate power amplifier channels for the high- and low-frequency drivers, allowing for greater control and higher output.
Driver protection: The unit featured Meyer Sound's proprietary SpeakerSense driver protection technology, which included voltage limiters and multi-stage protection circuitry to prevent damage to the drivers from overload conditions.
Excursion limiting: It provided true excursion limiting for the USM-1's drivers, preventing them from moving beyond their physical limits and ensuring the loudspeaker's longevity.
Remote sense inputs: The S-1 included sense inputs that could be connected directly to the amplifier outputs, allowing the processor to monitor the signal being sent to the loudspeaker and adjust protection circuits accordingly.