2 We Want Miles Multimedia Exhibit in Paris

4 First Cinema Experience Systems Installed in US Commercial Theatres

6 Cirque du Soleil OVO

8 Waikiki Shell’s 18-Year-Old UPA— A Testament to Meyer Sound System Longevity

10 Three Days Grace and Breaking Benjamin Tour Arenas

12 Estonia’s Solaris Centre Installs Constellation and Cinema Experience

16 Victoria’s Secret Delivers a Feast for the Eyes

18 UPQ Drives Nightlife at Germany’s Nürburgring

20 Eastman’s Kodak Hall Ready for “All That Jazz”

22 Tyler Perry Returns to the Stage

24 MM-4XPD Gives Direction to KAUST and Celtic Woman Tour

26 LaboDigital Brings Mexican Cinema to New Era

28 New Product Announcements 29 2010 Theatrical Productions

Helen and John Meyer Co-founders of Meyer Sound

Dear Reader,

We’re extremely proud to share so many exciting projects with you in this issue of Sound Stories—Miles Davis in Paris, the Eastman Kodak Hall, and the Victoria’s Secret fashion show, to name just a few. But a story that really stands out for us is about the 18-year-old UPAs at the Waikiki Shell.

We know that talking about old loudspeakers isn’t very glamorous, but in fact, they say a lot about Meyer Sound— our products and our values as a company. For over 31 years, we’ve been steadfast in our resolve to foster close, long-term relationships with our customers, and to build loudspeakers that not only sound fantastic but are built to last. We couldn’t think of a better testament to this than the fact that after 18 years of exposure to hard conditions— wind, rain, sun, hurricanes, tsunamis—our loudspeakers are still in use—with minor tune-ups—at the Waikiki shell.

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