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Meyer’s LEO Lands at Peru’s Pilsen Callao Festival

DBLUX S.A.C. debuted its new Meyer Sound LEO linear large-scale sound reinforcement system during the Pilsen Callao Festival this year, supporting an all-star Latin American lineup headlined by Rubén Blades.

Lima, Peru (December 16, 2013)—DBLUX S.A.C. debuted its new Meyer Sound LEO linear large-scale sound reinforcement system during the Pilsen Callao Festival this year, supporting an all-star Latin American lineup headlined by Rubén Blades.

The Leo System was the first used in Peru, covering 120 meters of the concert venue without delay towers.

“I’ve worked with almost every line array from the major makers, but I’ve never before had that feeling of unlimited headroom, where there is always room for more, and uniformity is still preserved,” said Guillermo “Memo” Gómez, FOH engineer for Rubén Blades.

Andres Cuadros and Guillermo Riera, co-owners of DBLUX S.A.C. purchased 30 LEO-M line array loudspeakers, six MICA line array loudspeakers for down fill, 18 1100-LFC low-frequency control elements, and a Galileo Callisto loudspeaker management system with four Galileo Callisto 616 array processors and one Galileo 616 AES processor.

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