Anticipating a busy summer concert season, US sound production company DBS Audio Systems has invested in a Meyer Sound Lyon linear sound reinforcement system. ‘Lyon has won accolades from major artists and respected engineers and will give us an excellent position in the touring market,’ says company President, Dave Brotman. ‘The time is right for the upgrade, and we’re excited to be the first rental company in the tri-state area to offer the most advanced loudspeaker technology available.’
The system comprises 16 Lyon-M main and eight Lyon-W wide-coverage line array loudspeakers, in addition to six 1100-LFC low-frequency control elements. A Galileo Callisto loudspeaker management system with Galileo Callisto 616 array processors provides system drive and alignment. In coming months, the system is lined up to serve the 14,000-capacity Mann Center for the Performing Arts, summer home of the Philadelphia Orchestra and the host of a full schedule of pop, jazz, and rock concerts. When not in residence, the system will support a range of summer festivals and corporate events.
‘I first heard a Lyon demo in New York, and the sound quality at all levels is very impressive,’ Brotman. says ‘Also, the Lyon rigging system is just spectacular – it will significantly reduce the time and labor needed to fly the system, making it perfect for corporate events with tight scheduling.’
Located in suburban Philadelphia, DBS Audio Systems is a diversified provider of production audio services for corporate and entertainment events, touring concert systems and high-end audio installations for corporate offices, educational facilities, and houses of worship. Its Meyer Sound rental inventory includes Mina, M’elodie and Milo line array loudspeakers, 700-HP, 600-HP, and 500-HP subwoofers and MJF-212A stage monitors.
