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Used Meyer Sound Galileo 616
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Used Meyer Sound Galileo 616 units are loudspeaker management systems built for precise control, advanced DSP processing, and comprehensive system diagnostics across touring and installed applications. The AES version extends connectivity options for seamless integration into a wide range of audio systems. Browse the second-hand Meyer Sound Galileo 616 listings currently available and scroll down to find the right unit.
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Meyer Sound Galileo 616 specifications
| Brand | Meyer Sound |
| Segment | Audio |
About the Meyer Sound Galileo 616
The Meyer Sound Galileo 616 is a professional loudspeaker management system designed for both touring and installed sound applications. It provides advanced processing capabilities including delay management, equalization, and system diagnostics, giving engineers precise control over their sound environment. The unit handles up to six loudspeakers per channel, enabling optimal tuning across complex setups. A user-friendly interface allows for quick adjustments during live events, while its robust construction is built to withstand the demands of professional use. An AES version is also available, offering extended connectivity for integration with a variety of audio systems.
Meyer Sound Galileo 616 — buyer FAQs
What is the Meyer Sound Galileo 616 and what does it do?
The Meyer Sound Galileo 616 is a professional loudspeaker management system designed for touring and installed sound applications. It provides advanced DSP processing including delay management and equalization, and handles up to six loudspeakers per channel to allow precise tuning across complex setups. Onboard system diagnostics help engineers identify and address issues during integration or live use.
Who makes the Galileo 616 and where does it fit in the Meyer Sound range?
The Galileo 616 is made by Meyer Sound Laboratories, an American professional audio company founded in 1979 and based in Berkeley, California. Meyer Sound is known for self-powered loudspeakers, line arrays, subwoofers, and audio show-control systems used in sound reinforcement and fixed installation. The Galileo 616 sits within its processing and system-control tools, aimed at engineers managing multi-loudspeaker systems in both touring and installed contexts.
What is the AES version of the Galileo 616?
The AES version of the Galileo 616 is a variant of the loudspeaker management system that extends connectivity options, allowing integration with a broader range of audio systems. Used units of this variant appear in the market alongside the standard version, so buyers should confirm which version a specific listing describes before purchasing.
What should I check when buying a used Galileo 616?
Check whether the unit is the standard or AES version, as connectivity differs between the two. Inspect cosmetic condition, since used units can show minor wear such as light scratches, and confirm full working order including DSP functions, delay management and system diagnostics. Listings on this page include condition notes from sellers. Every purchase on 10K Used carries a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; full detail is in the buying guide at https://www.10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/.
How much does a used Meyer Sound Galileo 616 cost?
The used price of a Galileo 616 varies depending on condition, whether it is the standard or AES version, and any cosmetic wear such as scratches. Age and what is included with the unit can also affect the asking price. Live pricing for second-hand units is shown in the listings on this page, and many include a Make an Offer option if you want to negotiate.
