USC SChOOL OF CIneMATIC ARTS
ACheROn LOUdSPeAkeRS PROVIde CLARITy And SMOOTh TRAnSLATIOn
Acheron 80 Acheron 100 HMS-10 X-800 UPJunior Galileo FEATURED PRODUCTS
ThE UNIVERSITY OF Southern Califor- made an immediate impression to Midge be the source of the ticking sound. In all
nia’s School of Cinematic Arts (SCA), the Costin, the academic head of SCA’s sound this time, I’d never heard that before.”
oldest and largest film school in the US, department and sound editor of “Crimson
Three mix stages and two screening rooms
features one of the first deployments of Tide,” “Broken Arrow,” and “The Rock.”
are equipped with custom designed sys-
Meyer Sound’s Cinema Experience loud-
“The Acheron speakers really reveal a tem configurations using the Acheron 80
speaker products, installed in the screen-
level of detail that’s absolutely critical for and Acheron 100 screen channel loud-
ing rooms and mix stages of the school’s
teaching,” remarks Costin. “I have a clip speakers, X-800 high-powered subwoof-
new Cinematic Arts Complex.
from “Road to Perdition” that I use with my ers, and UPJunior VariO loudspeakers.
Designed to provide a smooth translation students every year, and I was hearing a A Galileo 616 loudspeaker management
across sound design, dubbing, and ex- ticking sound I’d never noticed before. I system covers signal processing needs
hibition, the Meyer Sound Acheron self- looked up at the picture and noticed water and, along with RMS remote monitoring
powered screen channel loudspeakers dripping in the corner, which turned out to system, is shared across the building’s net-
18 | 2009 | VOLUME 3 | MEYER SOUND STORIES
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