Used Meyer Sound M3D
Used Meyer Sound M3D line array loudspeakers are full-range, self-powered cabinets suited to concert touring, Houses of Worship, corporate events, festivals and theatre productions. Second-hand M3D units are a well-established choice for professionals who need scalable, high-quality audio coverage across a wide range of venue sizes. Scroll down to browse the used Meyer Sound M3D listings currently available.
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Meyer Sound M3D specifications
| Brand | Meyer Sound |
| Segment | Audio |
| Typical used price | €1,875 (range €1,875–€1,875) |
About the Meyer Sound M3D
The Meyer Sound M3D is a self-powered line array loudspeaker designed for versatile deployment across live sound and installed environments, including concert touring, theatre, festival and corporate applications. Units feature deform connectors and can be scaled individually to suit the size of any system. The M3D-SUB companion subwoofer extends the system with dedicated low-frequency output, making it suitable for both live sound reinforcement and permanent installations. Compatible rigging hardware and transition frames are available separately, allowing integrators to configure the system to their specific requirements.
Meyer Sound M3D — buyer FAQs
What is the Meyer Sound M3D and what is it used for?
The Meyer Sound M3D is a full-range, self-powered line array loudspeaker built for large-scale audio deployment. It is used across concert touring, theatre productions, festivals, Houses of Worship and corporate events. Individual cabinets can be scaled to match venue size, and the system can be extended with M3D-SUB companion subwoofers for dedicated low-frequency reinforcement in both live and installed environments.
Who makes the M3D and where does it sit in their range?
Meyer Sound Laboratories is an American professional audio company founded in 1979 by John and Helen Meyer, based in Berkeley, California. The company specialises in self-powered loudspeakers, line arrays and subwoofers for sound reinforcement and fixed installation. The M3D sits within Meyer Sound's line array family alongside a dedicated companion subwoofer, the M3D-SUB, and transition hardware exists to integrate the M3D with other Meyer line array formats such as the Milo.
What connectors and hardware does the Meyer Sound M3D use?
The M3D uses deform connectors. Flying frames and rigging hardware are not included with every unit and are available separately, so buyers should confirm what rigging components are needed for their specific configuration. Transition frames that bridge between M3D and other Meyer line array formats are also available as separate accessories.
What should I check when buying a used Meyer Sound M3D?
Check whether the unit is the standard version or the CE version, as these may suit different markets. Confirm whether rigging hardware, flying frames or covers are included, since these are often sold separately. Manufacturing dates on used M3D cabinets can range from the early 2000s onwards, so ask about service history. Used M3D listings on this page carry a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; the buying guide at 10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/ covers the full process.
How much does a used Meyer Sound M3D cost?
Used M3D pricing varies depending on condition, manufacturing year, whether the unit is sold individually or as part of a multi-cabinet package, and what accessories (rigging, covers, frames or subwoofers) are included. Single cabinets will differ significantly in price from a full system package. Check the live listings on this page for current asking prices, and note that many listings include a Make an Offer option.
