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Used Meyer Sound M’elodie
Speakers
from
$34,986
median $60,190 · up to $85,394
2 available now
· 2 dealer · 0 in 10K stock
Used Meyer Sound M'elodie speakers are compact curvilinear line array loudspeakers known for their source control and balanced tonal response, making them a popular choice with sound engineers and event organisers working across theatres, concert halls and large live events. Second-hand M'elodie units are listed in varying quantities below, so scroll down to find the right configuration for your system.
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Meyer Sound M'elodie Package
$34,986
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Meyer Sound M'elodie and 700-HP Package
$85,394
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Meyer Sound M’elodie specifications
| Brand | Meyer Sound |
| Segment | Audio |
| Speaker Type | Line Array |
| Active or Passive | Active |
| IP Rating | Non IP Rated |
| Typical used price | $60,190 (range $34,986–$85,394) |
About the Meyer Sound M’elodie
The Meyer Sound M'elodie is a line array loudspeaker suited to a range of professional audio applications, including theatres, concert halls and large live events. Its compact, curvilinear design supports consistent coverage, while its source control and balanced tonal response deliver clarity and precision across different venue types. The M'elodie is commonly deployed alongside compatible subwoofers and rigging hardware, and units are often available with rigging pins and plates to simplify installation in any venue.
Meyer Sound M’elodie — buyer FAQs
What is the Meyer Sound M'elodie and what is it designed for?
The Meyer Sound M'elodie is a compact, curvilinear line array loudspeaker built for professional audio applications including theatres, concert halls and large live events. Its design supports consistent coverage, and it is noted for source control and balanced tonal response, which makes it a regular choice for sound engineers and event organisers who need reliable performance across different venue sizes and types.
Who makes the M'elodie and where does it sit in the Meyer Sound range?
The M'elodie is made by Meyer Sound Laboratories, an American professional audio company founded in 1979 by John and Helen Meyer and based in Berkeley, California. Meyer Sound is known for self-powered loudspeakers, line arrays and subwoofers used in sound reinforcement and fixed installation. The M'elodie sits within the line array part of that range, addressing mid-to-large venue touring and installation work.
What subwoofers is the M'elodie commonly paired with?
Used M'elodie systems are frequently configured alongside the Meyer Sound 700-HP subwoofer, which provides low-frequency extension to complement the line array's mid and high-frequency output. Packages of varying scale appear on the market, with some configurations including six 700-HP units alongside a quantity of M'elodie cabinets to cover larger venues and events.
What rigging and transport accessories typically come with a used M'elodie?
Used M'elodie units often include rigging pins and plates to support installation in a variety of venues. Some units are sold with a flight case for safe transportation, and batches of three cabinets are sometimes offered with a triple flight case. MG rigging grids also appear in larger used packages, aiding array assembly. Exact inclusions vary by listing, so check each one carefully.
What should I check when buying a second-hand M'elodie?
Check whether rigging hardware, plates and flight cases are included, as these affect both usability and value. Note the quantity of cabinets on offer, since M'elodie systems are typically deployed in multiples. Cosmetic wear such as minor scratches is common on used touring speakers and does not necessarily affect function. Listings on this page carry a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; full details are in the buying guide at 10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/.
