Meyer Sound 2100-LFC 21" Active Subwoofer, 1200W, Flyable - 09.328.001.01

Product Overview

The Meyer Sound 2100-LFC is a self-powered 21-inch low-frequency control element engineered for high-output, low-distortion bass in large-format reinforcement systems. This flyable active subwoofer delivers deep low-frequency extension with telemetry monitoring and weather-resistant connectors for touring and installed applications. It is well suited to auditoriums, arenas, houses of worship, and large multi-purpose venues that require precise, powerful sub-bass. As a low-frequency control element, the 2100-LFC integrates with Meyer Sound line array systems under a unified processing platform.

Product Description

The 2100-LFC houses a single 21-inch long-excursion cone driver with a 4-ohm nominal impedance and delivers an operating frequency range of 30 Hz to 125 Hz. As a low-frequency control element rather than a simple subwoofer, it provides phase-aligned, controlled output that integrates with Meyer Sound line array systems. The cabinet draws a maximum long-term continuous power of 1200 W with 2400 W burst capability and supports both analog audio over a Neutrik XLR 3-pin TOP connector and AVB Milan-certified digital audio over a Neutrik etherCON TOP connector. End frames with captive GuideALinks allow the 2100-LFC to be flown or ground-stacked, and an IP55 ingress protection rating with TOP-terminated cabling supports outdoor use. Loudspeaker telemetry is transmitted over Ethernet for monitoring in Meyer Sound software. Compare the 2100-LFC with the compact Meyer Sound 750-LFC powered subwoofer for smaller systems, or pair it with the Meyer Sound PANTHER line array loudspeaker and Meyer Sound LEOPARD line array loudspeaker for full-range output.

Key Features

• 21-Inch Long-Excursion Driver — A single 21-inch long-excursion cone driver with 4-ohm nominal impedance delivers high-output, deep low-frequency reproduction.
• Low-Frequency Control Element — Provides phase-aligned, controlled bass output rather than uncontrolled subwoofer energy for predictable system integration.
• Self-Powered Design — Onboard amplification draws up to 1200 W continuous with 2400 W burst power, eliminating external amplifier racks.
• Analog and Digital Inputs — Accepts analog audio via Neutrik XLR 3-pin TOP and AVB Milan-certified digital audio via Neutrik etherCON TOP.
• Flyable and Ground-Stackable — End frames with captive GuideALinks secured by quick-release pins support flown and ground-stacked configurations.
• IP55 Weather Resistance — An IP55 ingress protection rating with TOP-terminated cabling supports outdoor and semi-exposed installations.
• Telemetry Monitoring — Loudspeaker telemetry is transmitted over the Ethernet port for real-time monitoring in Meyer Sound software.
• 360-Degree Coverage — A single unit provides omnidirectional low-frequency coverage that can be configured into directional arrays.

Typical Applications

• Auditorium — Delivers controlled, high-output sub-bass for theaters and performance halls that demand even low-frequency coverage.
• House of Worship — Provides deep, intelligible low-frequency support for contemporary worship music and spoken word.
• Multi-Purpose Room — Flyable and ground-stackable configurations adapt to large flexible venues hosting varied program material.
• All-Hands Room — Adds powerful, controlled low end to large corporate gathering spaces and presentation environments.
• Broadcast Studio — Phase-aligned low-frequency output supports reference-grade reproduction in production environments.

Technical Specifications

Specifications sourced from Meyer Sound. Subject to change without notice.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the 2100-LFC self-powered?
Yes. The 2100-LFC has onboard amplification and processing, drawing up to 1200 W continuous and 2400 W burst, so no external amplifier racks are required.

Can the 2100-LFC be flown?
Yes. It uses end frames with captive GuideALinks secured by quick-release pins, allowing it to be flown or ground-stacked.

What audio inputs does the 2100-LFC support?
It accepts analog audio over a Neutrik XLR 3-pin TOP connector and AVB Milan-certified digital audio over a Neutrik etherCON TOP connector.

Can the 2100-LFC be used outdoors?
It carries an IP55 ingress protection rating when connected to cables terminated with Neutrik TOP connectors, supporting outdoor and semi-exposed installations.

How is the 2100-LFC integrated and processed?
As a low-frequency control element it integrates with Meyer Sound line array systems and is driven and monitored through Meyer Sound's processing platform and software.

Is the 2100-LFC covered by a warranty?
It is covered under Meyer Sound's standard product warranty. For details, please contact us.