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Meyer Sound LEOPARD User Manual

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CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION
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In addition to working as a standalone system, LEOPARD can
also be used as a supplemental fill loudspeaker in LEO-M and
LYON systems.
LEOPARD systems can be driven by Meyer Sound’s Galileo
GALAXY Network Platform, which provides matrix routing,
alignment, and processing for array components. To
guarantee optimum performance, LEOPARD systems should
be designed with Meyer Sound’s MAPP
software.
LEOPARD and 900-LFC loudspeakers work with Meyer
Sound’s RMS
remote monitoring system, which provides
comprehensive monitoring of system parameters from a
Mac
®
or Windows
®
-based computer.
LEOPARD includes Meyer Sound’s QuickFly
®
rigging with
captive GuideALinks
, which allows easy setting of splay
angles from 0.5 to 15 degrees. Rigging options include the
MG-LEOPARD/900 multipurpose grid (Figure 2),
MCF-LEOPARD caster frame (Figure 3), PBF-LEOPARD pull-
back frame, and MTF-LYON/LEOPARD transition frame.
NATIVE MODE
LEOPARD and 900-LFC loudspeakers are optimized for use
in certain flown and groundstacked configurations without
any array compensation or other signal processing. This
capability, called Native mode, allows LEOPARD/900-LFC
Figure 2: MG-LEOPARD/900 Multipurpose Grid with Mixed Array
Figure 3: MCF-LEOPARD Caster Frame with LEOPARD Stack

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Meyer Sound LEOPARD Specifications

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BrandMeyer Sound
ModelLEOPARD
CategorySpeakers
LanguageEnglish

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