Meyer Sound has introduced the new self-powered MJF-210, a low-profile high-power stage monitor that’s the lightest stage monitor in the company product line.
The new MJF-210 offers the same sonic performance of the MJF-212A stage monitor, which has been used by Metallica, Usher, Judas Priest, and Michael Bublé.
“The MJF-210 started with a customer’s request to bring the intelligibility and power of the MJF-212A into a more production-friendly package,” says Pablo Espinosa, chief loudspeaker designer and vice president of R&D. “The end result is a product that reflects users’ needs in the field, and its small footprint also offers more flexibility in bringing the myriad self-powered advantages to the stage.”
The MJF-210 offers a low-profile design with an impressive power-to-size ratio, and very low distortion. Each monitor measures less than 14 inches high and weighs 67 pounds.
In addition, it provides the sonic and practical advantages of a self-powered system, including reliability, low distortion, and ease of setup and configuration. With the amplifier built into the cabinet, the MJF-210 eliminates amplifier racks and saves backstage and truck space.
The front of the MJF-210 slopes at an optimal 40 degrees from the stage, while the well-behaved constant directivity horn (50 degrees H x 70 degrees V) gives the performer more freedom to move on stage while staying within the wide vertical coverage. The drivers are powered by a 3-channel class D amplifier.
For real-time monitoring of loudspeaker parameters, the MJF-210 can be integrated into the Compass RMS remote monitoring system using the optional RMS module. Compass RMS features the RMServer and can be controlled in the Compass software.
