Meyer Sound — Self-Powered Line Arrays & Loudspeaker Systems

Meyer Sound designs and manufactures self-powered precision loudspeakers for live sound, houses of worship, performing arts, and installed audio applications where output, coverage control, and long-term reliability matter. Creation Networks stocks the current Meyer Sound line — LEOPARD and PANTHER line arrays, ULTRA-X point-source loudspeakers, UPQ installed speakers, and 900-LFC/1100-LFC subwoofers, alongside the cinema, studio and architectural lines. For SKU selection and pricing, request a quote.

Meyer Sound Product Comparison

LEOPARD Line Arrays

LEOPARD is Meyer Sound's compact curvilinear line array for large-venue and touring applications where output and pattern control both matter. In stock: the standard LEOPARD line array loudspeaker, weather-protected variants for outdoor and semi-exposed rigging, and the LEOPARD-M80 narrow-coverage linear array for longer throw distances with tighter pattern control.

PANTHER Line Arrays

PANTHER is a compact 12" line array built for mid-size venues, rental, and touring rigs where a full LEOPARD system is more than the room needs. In stock: the PANTHER-L, PANTHER-M, and PANTHER-W — narrow, medium, and wide coverage variants of the same 2,200-watt cabinet — plus caster frame and flying grid hardware for ground-stack or flown configurations.

ULTRA-X Point-Source Loudspeakers

ULTRA-X covers front-fill, under-balcony, and distributed-coverage roles where a full line array isn't the right tool. In stock: the ULTRA-X80 and the larger ULTRA-X82 2x12" two-way active loudspeaker, plus the X20, X22, X23, X40 and X42 in standard, weather-protected and Milan AVB builds.

UPQ Installed Loudspeakers

UPQ is built for fixed installations needing precise directional pattern control — houses of worship and performing arts venues where speaker placement is permanent and coverage has to be dialed in once and left alone. In stock: the UPQ-D1, UPQ-D2, and UPQ-D3, each a 15" two-way active speaker with a different coverage pattern, plus weather-protected variants for outdoor-adjacent installs.

Self-Powered Subwoofers

Both subwoofer platforms are self-powered, matching Meyer Sound's approach across the rest of the line — no separate power amp to rack or match. In stock: the 900-LFC, a 3,100W powered subwoofer with an 18" LF driver and rigging frame, and the higher-output 1100-LFC platform, available with a top grid and caster frame for flown or ground-stacked deployment.

How to Choose a Meyer Sound System

• Venue size — LEOPARD covers large venues and main touring hangs; PANTHER handles mid-size rooms and rental work with a smaller footprint.
• Fixed install vs. touring — UPQ is built for permanent installs with precise pattern control; PANTHER and LEOPARD are the touring-friendly, riggable platforms.
• Coverage gaps — ULTRA-X point-source loudspeakers fill front-fill and under-balcony zones a line array's pattern doesn't reach well.
• Low-frequency extension — 900-LFC and 1100-LFC both self-power, so subwoofer selection is mainly about how much low-end output the room or program material needs.
• Cinema, studio or architectural work — screen channels, cinema surrounds, studio monitoring, in-ceiling and miniature install loudspeakers each have their own section of the catalog, linked below.

Why Creation Networks for Meyer Sound

Our engineers model coverage and rigging against your actual room or venue before specifying a system — array angle, pattern control, and subwoofer placement planned to the space, not assembled from a generic package. We handle system design, rigging plans, installation, and ongoing support for Meyer Sound systems.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between LEOPARD and PANTHER?

LEOPARD is built for large venues and main touring hangs where maximum output and long-throw pattern control matter most. PANTHER is a more compact 12" line array for mid-size venues and rental work where a full LEOPARD system is more than the room needs.

Why are Meyer Sound loudspeakers self-powered?

Self-powered cabinets integrate the amplifier and processing matched to each specific driver, which removes the guesswork of pairing a separate amp rack to the loudspeaker and keeps performance consistent across a deployed system.

When should I specify ULTRA-X instead of a line array?

ULTRA-X point-source loudspeakers are the right call for front-fill, under-balcony, and distributed-coverage roles where a line array's vertical pattern doesn't reach well, rather than as a replacement for the main hang.

What's the difference between UPQ-D1, D2, and D3?

All three are 15" two-way active speakers built for fixed installation; they differ in horizontal coverage pattern, letting a designer match the speaker's dispersion to the specific room geometry rather than using one pattern everywhere.

Which Meyer Sound loudspeakers are used for cinema and post-production?

Acheron and ASTRYA screen channels sit behind the screen, HMS handles cinema surround coverage, and Amie and Bluehorn cover studio monitoring.

Do you provide Meyer Sound system design and rigging?

Yes. We handle coverage modeling, rigging plans, installation, and ongoing support for Meyer Sound line array, point-source, and subwoofer systems.