Meyer Sound M1D and M2D
Take Home Eddy Award

Photo: courtesy of Meyer Sound Laboratories.

Audio Product Stories Published: 25 July 2003
Following Meyer Sound’s receipt three of the prestigious TEC awards in recent years, the company was extremely pleased to receive a second EDDY award for outstanding contributions in the field of entertainment design and technology. The accolade came for the M1D ultra-compact and the M2D compact curvilinear array loudspeakers and was presented at the EDDY awards ceremonies on June 27 at the John Jay Theater in New York City.

In accepting the award, Meyer Sound’s director of marketing, Tim Chapman, passed along the appreciation of John and Helen Meyer to Entertainment Design and the Broadway community. “John and Helen would have loved to have been here in person,” said Chapman, “but they are busy babysitting MILO this weekend. However, they are justifiably thrilled as are we all at Meyer Sound to be receiving an EDDY for not one but two products this year.”

Showing its commitment to professional theatre, Meyer Sound was a sponsor of the Broadway Sound Master Classes, held at the John Jay Theatre in conjunction with the award ceremony. Meyer Sound also sponsored the 2003 EDDY award for Sound Designer, which was presented to Dan Moses Schreier, whose recent work includes Homebody/Kabul and a revival of Into the Woods.

Chapman continued, “We want to thank the Broadway community for supporting Meyer Sound by choosing our products so often for theatrical performances both major and minor.”

Celebrating their 11th anniversary this year, the prestigious EDDY awards pay tribute to those whose work has made an impact in theatre. Meyer Sound previously received an EDDY for the UPM-2P ultra compact narrow coverage loudspeaker.

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