Meyer Sound debuts low frequency control element

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26/11/2015

Luke Jenks, product manager for loudspeakers at Meyer Sound, introduces the 1100-LFC. The company describes the product as a low frequency control element that it claims is a revolution in low frequency design.

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Meyer Sound debuts low frequency control element

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