Meyer Sound JM-1P

Meyer Sound JM-1P is offered in excellent condition at €800 per unit. Available stock: 8 units. The quantity is the available inventory count; the price applies to one unit.

Meyer Sound JM-1P: arrayable point-source control

The Meyer Sound JM-1P is a self-powered arrayable loudspeaker with a trapezoidal enclosure and a tightly controlled coverage pattern. Meyer Sound specifies 20° horizontal by 60° vertical coverage, using a 15-inch low-frequency driver and a 4-inch compression driver. Its arrayable point-source approach should be distinguished from a curvilinear line-array model.

The design is intended to let coverage scale through tightly packed clusters. That is a system-design concept rather than a guarantee that any number or arrangement of cabinets will produce the same result. The intended audience area and deployment geometry remain central to planning.

Onboard amplification and system planning

The JM-1P contains its own amplification and processing. This is relevant when comparing it with passive loudspeakers that need external amplification, but it does not remove the need to plan power distribution and signal routing. The official datasheet and operating instructions provide the appropriate model-specific references.

For a buyer extending a JM-1P inventory, check the required array arrangement and the exact physical equipment against the manufacturer’s documents. Rigging options shown in a manual should not be assumed to form part of the offered stock. This listing names the loudspeaker model and the seller’s condition, quantity and unit price. Optional monitoring hardware, weather-protection equipment, transport cases and installation accessories are not established by the supplied product name.

Point-source arrays and the intended coverage

JM-1P’s narrow horizontal pattern is meaningful in the context of its arrayable design. Adding cabinets is a way to plan a coverage shape, not simply a way to quote a larger unit count. A designer needs to consider the intended audience geometry and the relation between adjacent cabinets.

The 20° horizontal and 60° vertical figures should therefore be read as directional information for the model. They do not by themselves specify a complete cluster or establish that a particular rigging arrangement is supplied. The official documents distinguish the loudspeaker from the optional equipment used to deploy it.

For an existing JM-1P system, the cabinet identity, signal plan and physical deployment should be assessed together. A buyer comparing it with a line-array element should also retain that design distinction: similar uses in professional reinforcement do not make the underlying array approaches identical.

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