Meyer Sound 2100-LFC Subwoofer– Powerful Professional Active Subwoofer
The Meyer Sound 2100-LFC subwoofer is a high-performance, self-powered low-frequency control element designed for demanding professional sound reinforcement.
premium professional low-frequency control element designed for sound systems that demand powerful, accurate and consistent bass reproduction. Developed for demanding live sound environments, this high-performance subwoofer combines a 21-inch long-excursion driver, integrated Class D amplification, advanced processing and network monitoring capabilities in a purpose-built enclosure.
Available at €8,000 each, the Meyer Sound 2100-LFC is an option for professional audio rental companies, touring productions, concert promoters, festival organizers and sound system integrators looking to invest in high-performance low-frequency equipment.
Whether deployed at a major concert, an outdoor festival or a large-scale live production, the 2100-LFC is engineered to extend the low-frequency response of a compatible PA system while maintaining controlled, linear performance under demanding operating conditions.
Powerful 21-Inch Low-Frequency Performance
At the heart of the Meyer Sound 2100-LFC is a single 21-inch long-excursion cone driver featuring four voice coils. This driver is designed to reproduce substantial low-frequency energy while supporting the accuracy and consistency required in professional sound reinforcement.
The 2100-LFC has an operating frequency range of 30 Hz to 125 Hz, enabling it to reproduce deep bass and the upper portion of the subwoofer frequency range. This makes it suitable for reinforcing bass-heavy music, live drums, electronic music, cinematic sound and large concert productions.
The single-driver configuration also provides practical advantages when transporting and deploying large sound systems. Rather than using multiple large drivers in one enclosure, Meyer Sound developed the 2100-LFC around a dedicated high-performance 21-inch transducer and an optimized cabinet design.
For audio professionals, this combination supports powerful low-frequency reinforcement while maintaining a focused approach to system integration.
Integrated High-Power Class D Amplification
The Meyer Sound 2100-LFC incorporates an integrated Class D amplifier and onboard processing. Manufacturer documentation specifies a maximum continuous power consumption of 1,200 watts for periods exceeding 10 seconds and burst power consumption of 2,400 watts for periods under one second. Meyer Sound also advertises 8,000 watts of peak power for the model.
These figures describe different operating or power ratings and should not be treated as interchangeable. For system planning, the manufacturer’s published acoustic performance specifications provide a more meaningful basis for assessing output.
The self-powered architecture eliminates the need for a separate external power amplifier dedicated to the subwoofer. This can simplify system deployment, reduce the need for additional amplifier racks and streamline cable management for touring and event production teams.
The integrated electronics also include protection and processing functions designed to support reliable operation under demanding conditions.
Advanced Cooling and Consistent Output
High-output subwoofers must manage heat generated by their drivers and amplification systems, particularly during prolonged high-level operation.
Meyer Sound designed the 2100-LFC with active cooling for the amplifier and the driver’s magnet and voice-coil assembly. This arrangement is intended to help maintain consistent linear output during demanding performances.
For professional sound rental companies and touring engineers, consistent performance is an important consideration when equipment is expected to operate for extended periods at concerts, festivals and other high-demand events.
As with all professional loudspeakers, suitable ventilation, correct power distribution, appropriate signal levels and adherence to the manufacturer’s operating instructions remain important.
Digital Audio, Processing and Remote Monitoring
The 2100-LFC supports both analog audio input and Milan-certified AVB digital audio connectivity. Its network connection also provides telemetry information that can be monitored using compatible Meyer Sound software.
These capabilities make the subwoofer suitable for modern professional audio workflows in which system monitoring, digital signal distribution and centralized equipment management are important.
The integrated processing and self-powered design help reduce the complexity of deploying compatible systems. When used with suitable Meyer Sound loudspeakers, the 2100-LFC can form part of a coordinated sound reinforcement system designed for consistent low-frequency performance.
Audio engineers should verify network configuration, digital audio compatibility, system processing requirements and software support before integrating the subwoofer into an existing installation.
Designed for Meyer Sound PANTHER and Professional PA Systems
The Meyer Sound 2100-LFC is designed to complement compatible Meyer Sound loudspeaker systems, including PANTHER. It can also be considered for appropriately designed systems using other compatible Meyer Sound products, subject to the manufacturer’s recommendations and the specific configuration.
Its low-frequency response and output characteristics make it suitable for professional concerts, touring applications, festivals, large events and permanent installations requiring high-performance bass reinforcement.
Correct deployment is essential to achieving the best results. Engineers should consider crossover settings, system alignment, cabinet placement, room or venue acoustics and the number of subwoofers required for the intended audience area.
Touring-Oriented Construction
The 2100-LFC features a premium multi-ply birch enclosure, a protective powder-coated steel grille and integrated rigging hardware designed for supported flying and ground-stacked configurations.
Its published dimensions are approximately 1,105 mm wide, 616 mm high and 660 mm deep, with a weight of approximately 106.6 kg. These dimensions and weight should be considered when planning transportation, storage, rigging and installation.
The enclosure and rigging system are intended for professional deployment, but all flying configurations must comply with the manufacturer’s instructions and load ratings. Rigging should be handled by qualified personnel using compatible hardware.
The 2100-LFC also features weather-protected connector technology. The stated protection rating depends on the correct connector arrangement, including compatible terminated cables or properly fitted sealing caps, as specified by Meyer Sound.
An Investment in Professional Low-Frequency Performance
At €8,000 each, the Meyer Sound 2100-LFC is positioned for buyers seeking a high-performance professional subwoofer for demanding sound reinforcement applications.
Its 21-inch driver, integrated amplification, advanced cooling, digital audio support and remote monitoring capabilities make it a serious option for production companies and professional audio operators who prioritize powerful, controlled bass.
Before purchasing, buyers should confirm the exact model designation, operating condition, serial number, accessories, connector configuration and service history. The availability of rigging hardware, transport accessories and original documentation should also be verified rather than assumed.
For professional audio businesses seeking to strengthen their low-frequency inventory, the Meyer Sound 2100-LFC offers a purpose-built solution for compatible touring and installation systems.
Contact us for availability, product photographs, condition details and purchasing arrangements.
There are no reviews yet. Be the first one to write one.