Meyer Sound MJF-210 High-Power Stage Monitor

The Meyer Sound MJF-210 High-Power Stage Monitor reproduces audio faithfully with high intelligibility at high output levels with ample low-frequency headroom. The self-powered MJF-210 exceeds the stringent requirements of today’s touring applications, withstanding the rigors of road and stage while occupying a small, lightweight footprint and a fraction of the truck space of similar monitors requiring external amplification.

The MJF-210’s phase-corrected 55 Hz to 18 kHz frequency range ensures that vocals and instruments are reproduced accurately with low distortion and no signal coloration. Exhibiting flat phase and frequency responses, as well as exceptional impulse response, the MJF-210 surpasses the sonic capabilities of conventional stage monitors while offering the simplicity of self-powered setup and operation.

The MJF-210’s durable, vented enclosure houses two high-power, long-excursion, 10- inch low-frequency drivers, as well as a 4-inch diaphragm compression driver coupled to a 50-degree horizontal by 70-degree vertical constant directivity horn. The face of the low-profile cabinet slopes 35 degrees from the stage, ensuring optimal monitoring for the performer, permitting freedom to move upstage and downstage while remaining within the horn’s consistent, wide vertical coverage.

Drivers are powered by a 3-channel, class D amplifier. The Intelligent AC™ power supply provides automatic voltage selection, EMI filtering, soft current turn-on, and surge suppression.

Constructed of premium birch plywood, the MJF-210’s cabinet is coated with a black textured finish and includes protective rubber strips on the bottom of the unit that prevent changes in position due to vibrations. A hexstamped steel grille lined with acoustical black mesh protects the drivers.

Features:

• Self-powered system guarantees simplified setup and operation
• Small lightweight footprint with no external amplification occupies less truck space
• Low profile cabinet preserves onstage sight lines
• Wide vertical coverage permits the freedom to move upstage and downstage
• High peak power ensures excellent transient response
• Flat frequency and phase responses yield high gain before feedback