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Used Meyer Sound 900-LFC
Speakers
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$9,602
median $9,602
1 available now
· 1 dealer · 0 in 10K stock
Used Meyer Sound 900-LFC active subwoofers are high-performance low-frequency speakers designed for concert touring, theatre, and large-scale live productions. Operating in the digital domain, these second-hand units deliver powerful, clear bass suited to a wide range of professional applications. Browse the available used 900-LFC listings below to find the right unit for your production.
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Meyer Sound 900-LFC specifications
| Brand | Meyer Sound |
| Segment | Audio |
| Speaker Type | Sub Woofer |
| Active or Passive | Active |
| Typical used price | $9,602 (range $9,602–$9,602) |
About the Meyer Sound 900-LFC
The Meyer Sound 900-LFC is an active subwoofer built for demanding professional environments including concert touring, theatre, festivals, corporate productions, education, and house of worship installations. Operating in the digital domain for exceptional audio clarity, the 900-LFC is freestanding, offering versatile placement options across both touring and fixed-installation settings. Its self-powered design and suitability across such a broad range of live and installed applications make it a dependable low-frequency solution for large-format sound systems.
Meyer Sound 900-LFC — buyer FAQs
What is the Meyer Sound 900-LFC and what is it used for?
The Meyer Sound 900-LFC is an active subwoofer designed for high-performance low-frequency reproduction in demanding professional settings. It is used in concert touring, theatre, festivals, corporate productions, education, and house of worship installations. Its freestanding design means it can be deployed flexibly in both touring rigs and fixed-installation environments where consistent, controlled bass is required.
Who makes the 900-LFC and where does it sit in their product range?
The 900-LFC is made by Meyer Sound Laboratories, an American professional audio company founded in 1979 by John and Helen Meyer and based in Berkeley, California. The company specialises in self-powered loudspeakers, subwoofers, and line arrays for sound reinforcement and fixed installation. The 900-LFC sits within their subwoofer line as a large-format, self-powered low-frequency cabinet aimed at high-output professional applications.
Does the Meyer Sound 900-LFC require an external amplifier?
No. The 900-LFC is an active, self-powered subwoofer, so no separate power amplifier is needed. It operates in the digital domain, with onboard processing handling signal management. This makes system setup more straightforward for touring and installation contexts alike, reducing the external rack equipment required to run the cabinet.
What should I check when buying a used Meyer Sound 900-LFC?
When buying a second-hand 900-LFC, check that the unit powers on correctly, that the digital processing is functioning, and that no driver damage or port issues are present. Confirm whether a power cable is included, as this is the accessory most commonly listed with used units. Listings on this page are covered by a 21-day warranty against major functional faults; the full buying guide at 10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/ covers what to look for in detail.
What affects the price of a used Meyer Sound 900-LFC?
Used 900-LFC pricing is influenced by overall condition, cosmetic wear from touring or installation use, whether accessories such as a power cable are included, and the age of the unit. Because these are large-format active subwoofers built for professional touring and installation, well-maintained examples tend to hold value. Check the live listings on this page for current asking prices and any available Make an Offer options.
