When the curtain goes up at the USITT show in Phoenix, Ariz. (March 15 - 17), the spotlight will fall on the Meyer Sound booth (#1200), and a notable new product that is likely to become an indispensable tool for theatrical sound designers around the world.

In addition to the product debut, a key attraction will be a hands-on demo station for the LCS Series Matrix3^TM audio show control system. Complete with the revolutionary SpaceMap® multichannel panning software and Wild Tracks^TM hard disk recording and playback, Matrix3 now provides even greater power and flexibility in controlling complex and dynamic audio effects in theatrical presentations like Cirque du Soleil's® The Beatles^TM LOVE^TM, and at the Bellagio Conservatory and Botanical Gardens in Las Vegas.

Other attractions will be the MAPP Online Pro^TM multi-purpose acoustical prediction program and the Compass^TM control software for the Galileo^TM 616 loudspeaker management system.

The highly popular repertoire of Meyer Sound loudspeakers for theater sound will also be on display, including the M'elodie^TM ultra-compact high power curvilinear array with a power-to-size ratio that has astonished the industry. Other favorites shown on the booth will include the versatile UPJ-1P compact VariO^TM loudspeaker, the palm-sized MM-4 miniature wide-range loudspeaker, the potent M1D ultra-compact subwoofer, and the UPM-1P ultra-compact wide coverage loudspeaker.

Additional UPJ-1P loudspeakers provided by Meyer Sound can be heard in action at the ESTA Foundation's Behind the Scenes Raffle at the Sapsis Rigging Entertainment Services (#525) and ESTA Foundation/Behind the Scenes (#625) booths.