Building An Audiophile-Grade Meyer Sound System At Stephen Curry’s Bourbon Bar
When Stephen Curry was looking for a Bay Area space to feature his award-winning bourbon, Gentleman’s Cut, he created The Eighth Rule – an intimate bourbon-driven bar with only 40 seats, hidden behind an unmarked door below the historic Westin St. Francis.
The construction management team renovating this historic hotel came to us with a very specific goal: “The client desires a high-fidelity sound system that creates an inviting atmosphere for conversations over cocktails and transitions to nightclub-level volumes for parties hosted by Stephen.
We turned to Meyer Sound, whose compact yet ultra-powerful line of speakers would exceed the client’s expectations and make for a low profile and clean installation.
Inside Ardent Studio A | A New Chapter for Memphis’ Legendary Recording Studio
Join Brian Gross at Memphis’ legendary Ardent Studio A with CEO Mark Danger as they explore how this iconic recording facility was transformed into a modern world-class recording destination. Discover why vintage digital hardware still matters, how modern boutique equipment delivers vintage sound with modern reliability, and what it takes to maintain a studio where performance comes first.
How Saint Sophia Cathedral Upgraded Its Sound Without Compromising Its Beauty
When Saint Sophia Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Los Angeles reached out to us, they had a clear goal: improve the clarity of their sermons, scripture readings, and chanting so that every word could be heard and understood throughout their breathtaking space.
The cathedral itself is a masterpiece of architecture—with towering domes, marble floors, and intricate plasterwork—but those same features that make it visually stunning also make it a uniquely challenging space for sound. High ceilings and reflective surfaces can create a lot of natural reverb, which can make speech harder to understand, especially in such a large, open environment….