Meyer Sound self-powered subwoofers and low-frequency control elements for touring rigs, performing arts venues, houses of worship and permanent installations. Every cabinet carries its own amplification and processing, so there is no separate amp rack to size against driver loads and no risk of mismatching power to the cabinet.

LFC low-frequency control elements

The LFC series — 750-LFC, 900-LFC, 1100-LFC, 1800-LFC and 2100-LFC — is built to fly with the line arrays rather than sit on the deck. Selection follows required output and how the low end is deployed: flown behind or beside the mains for even coverage front to back, or ground-stacked in an array where the room and the rigging allow. Grid kits, caster frames, endframe rigging kits, pole kits and pullover covers are stocked alongside the cabinets, and the grid determines what array geometry is achievable, so it belongs on the same purchase order as the subwoofer.

USW installed subwoofers

The USW range covers permanent installation: USW-112XP, USW-121P and USW-210P in standard, weather-protected and no-grille builds with Phoenix connector options. These are specified where the subwoofer is built into the architecture and will not move again — a sanctuary, a lecture hall, a covered outdoor space. The weather-protected variants are for covered exterior and high-humidity locations, and the connector scheme should stay consistent with the rest of the installed system.

Specifying low frequency

Subwoofer placement determines whether low end is even across the seating or lumpy — a correctly specified cabinet in the wrong position still produces a bad room. Array configuration, flown versus ground-stacked, and the interaction between multiple subs all get modeled before anything is ordered. Creation Networks handles coverage prediction, rigging plans, installation and commissioning. Call 888-230-3661 or email sales@creationnetworks.net.