“ThE AChERON
SPEAKERS REALLY
REVEAL A LEVEL
OF DETAIL ThAT’S
ABSOLUTELY CRITICAL
FOR TEAChING. I hAVE
A CLIP FROM “ROAD TO
PERDITION” ThAT I USE
WITh MY STUDENTS EVERY
YEAR, AND I WAS hEARING
A TICKING SOUND I’D
NEVER NOTICED BEFORE.
I LOOKED UP AT ThE
PICTURE AND NOTICED
WATER DRIPPING IN ThE
CORNER, WhICh TURNED
OUT TO BE ThE SOURCE
OF ThE TICKING SOUND.
IN ALL ThIS TIME, I’D
work, allowing for real-time monitoring and detail, clarity and power. And the com-
control from anywhere in the complex. pany’s commitment to our facilities will
NEVER hEARD ThAT
have a truly positive and enduring effect
Douglas Wellman, director of facilities and
BEFORE.”
on our student’s educational and creative
operations, comments: “Working with the
experiences.”
— MIDGE COSTIN
Meyer speakers is a big help in making the
ACAdeMIC heAd OF
transition from school to the professional Sound system installation was handled by SOUnd dePT.
world as transparent as possible for our Gary Schneider of Media Vision Integra- USC SChOOL OF CINEMATIC ARTS
students.” tion; system design was accomplished by
SOUnd edITOR
Stephen Sutter of Sand hill Media with “CRIMSON TIDE,” “ThE ROCK,”
Sound Department Manager Richard
assistance from Meyer Sound Design AND “BROKEN ARROW”
hyland adds: “Meyer Sound’s loudspeak-
Services.
ers provide a remarkable amount of
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