The sound of Meyer Sound accompanied the staging of the Super Bowl 50

During the celebration of the Super Bowl and the different shows that have taken place to commemorate its 50 anniversary, LEO equipment, Leopard, Meyer Sound's SB-1 and SB-3F have helped provide the sound that was needed at all times.

In their quest to achieve an increasingly spectacular sound for the celebration of the Super Bowl, NFL production leaders had Meyer Sound to help enhance the experience on the day of the Carolina Panthers/Denver Broncos game. likewise, Meyer Sound's sound reinforcement system is playing a supporting role in the celebration of the Super Bowl 50 on San Francisco Bay.

The technical team of Meyer Sound worked with ATK Audiotek of Valencia (California) to mount a long-throw parabolic SB-1 and SB-3F sound field synthesis speaker at Levi Stadium, ensuring that everyone in the upper tier could enjoy game day.

Meyer Sound's cutting-edge solutions could also be found to enhance the fan experience at many of the Super Bowl events. 50 of the Bay Area. The top-of-the-range LEO line-array speaker family supported Metallica's sound at the AT.&T park, and boosted the party at the Pier nightclub 70 for Dave Matthews Band performances, Pharrell Williams and Red Hot Chili Peppers.

In addition, San Francisco symphony fans experienced Meyer Sound's newest products, as the linear reinforcement of the Leopard system, in two orchestral celebrations held at Davies Symphony Hall.

Systems in the TA&T park, Pier 70 and the Davies Symphony Hall were supplied by Martinez, from its headquarters in California Pro Media/UltraSound, a company that is perhaps best known for being the supplier of the Grateful Dead sound system since 1980.

Founded by Berkeley residents John and Helen Meyer in 1979, Meyer Sound designs and manufactures its products, including all powered speakers accompanied by digital signal processors developed for these events, on its expanding Berkeley campus.

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