How to troubleshoot no sound on Meyer Sound Speakers?
If your Meyer Sound Speakers produce no sound, start by checking the AC outlet and power cable to ensure a good AC connection. If that's not the issue, inspect the fuse and replace it if it's blown. Also, verify the Voltage Selector switch and AC line. Finally, confirm that your signal source is properly connected by checking the input cables, connections, and the source signal itself.
What to do if Meyer Sound Speakers have distorted or intermittent sound?
If you're experiencing distorted or intermittent sound from your Meyer Sound Speakers, begin by inspecting the input cables and connections for any issues. If the problem persists, try using another source device to see if the original source is malfunctioning. If the problem stops with a different source, replace or repair the faulty source device.
Why do my Meyer Sound HD-1 Speakers have distorted sound with hum?
If your Meyer Sound Speakers are producing distorted sound accompanied by a hum, power down the system and check the Voltage Selector switch setting and AC voltage output. Also, check the AC voltage output. If the voltage is low, contact your power company, as it might indicate a power brownout.
How to eliminate hiss from Meyer Sound HD-1 Speakers?
If you hear a hiss from your Meyer Sound Speakers, check the Input Level switch and the output level of your source device. If the hiss persists, stop playback; if the hiss disappears, the program material may be the cause. As another step, unplug the input connector. If the hiss disappears, the source device may be malfunctioning.
What to do if Meyer Sound HD-1 have low sound levels?
If your Meyer Sound Speakers have low sound levels, first increase the output level of your source device. If the sound is still too quiet, check the Input Level switch on the speakers and set it to –10 dBV.
Details the HD-1 as a self-powered, ultra-precise near-field monitor with patented circuitry.
Procedures for contacting Meyer Sound for technical support and warranty service.
Covers AC power connection, voltage selector, fuse, and cable requirements.
Explanation of the input sensitivity switch for +4 dBu and -10 dBV signals.
Table of AC connectors, voltage settings, and fuse ratings by country.
Table of common problems, symptoms, possible causes, and recommended actions.
General| Configuration | 2-way |
|---|---|
| Crossover Frequency | 1.8 kHz |
| Input Connectors | XLR, TRS |
| Input Impedance | 10 kΩ |
| Type | Studio Monitor |
| LF Driver | 1 x 8" |
| HF Driver | 1 x 1" |
| Power Output | 150W LF, 100W HF |
| Dimensions | 10.5" W x 16.5" H x 13" D |
| Driver | 8-inch LF, 1-inch HF |
| Input Sensitivity | +4 dBu |
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