Meyer Sound announced the solutions it will highlight at upcoming trade shows ISE and NAMM 2026.

At ISE 2026 in Barcelona, Meyer Sound will present its sound systems and highlight their applicability to immersive environments. Meyer Sound will preview TIGRA, PANTHER and ULTRA solutions alongside the MM-4XP miniature self-powered loudspeaker at Hall 3, Booth 3P900.

Demonstrations of Meyer Sound’s digital platforms will be held at an expanded tech bar. Featured solutions will include Nebra software platform, ASTRYA screen channel loudspeaker, the Galileo GALAXY network platform and the USW-121P.

“ISE is where the full system story comes into focus,” said Meyer Sound Senior Director of Product Management Andy Davies. “From loudspeakers to networking, processing, and software, everything is designed within a common framework. That consistency gives designers confidence that systems will behave predictably as they scale across different environments.”

Also in January, Meyer Sound will return as a presenter at The NAMM Show 2026, Jan. 22-24, in Anaheim, California. The presentation will focus on power, efficiency and versatility in regard to audio systems. Meyer Sound also announced that it will share a special look at the pre-production of the TIGRA line-array loudspeaker and the 1800-LFC low-frequency control element, which are set to debut in March.

The PANTHER large-format linear line array and 2100-LFC low-frequency control element will also be on display at the event. The ULTRA point-source loudspeaker line, nominated in the Sound Reinforcement Loudspeakers category at the 2026 TEC Awards, will accompany these products on the show floor.

The showcase will include live demonstrations of these products, including the ULTRA-X40 loudspeakers and USW-121P high-power subwoofers. The demonstrations will take place in Demo Room 17114 on odd hours beginning at 11 a.m. daily, and they will conclude with open discussions featuring Meyer Sound specialists.

“PANTHER took the world by storm, and for good reason,” says Meyer Sound Senior Vice President John McMahon. “It redefined what large-format systems could do in terms of weight, output, and efficiency. TIGRA and the 1800-LFC take that same approach by applying it to a right-sized tier that serves a broader range of productions. At NAMM and ISE, we’re showing how loudspeakers, networking, processing, and software align at the system level to support consistent results across the portfolio.”