Meyer Sound integrates their product, the Box, with the GEN-1 Networking Platform for seamless connectivity.

Meyer Sound Unveils Galileo Extended Networking platform-GEN-1

Meyer Sound, a leading company in audio technology, has announced the launch of its new audio system architecture, the Galileo Extended Networking platform-GEN-1. The new platform was unveiled in September 2025 in Berkeley, CA.

The Galileo Extended Networking platform-GEN-1 is designed to revolutionize the way audio systems are designed and managed. It localizes networked connectivity and onboard signal processing, allowing designers to create systems tailored to specific needs.

One of the key benefits of GEN-1 is its compatibility with AES67 and its intended integration with the Milan standard. This means that it can receive an AES67 audio stream and perform onboard processing, including delay, EQ, and Meyer Sound's proprietary U-Shaping and Product Integration tools.

The processing functions of GEN-1 are embedded at the loudspeaker, delivering the processing power of a single Galileo GALAXY channel at the enclosure. This decentralized processing enables each enclosure to become an intelligent node within a network, transforming the system into a flexible and scalable solution.

The ASTRYA-140 loudspeaker, intended for use in immersive cinema, themed entertainment, and large multi-zone installations, is one of the products that incorporates GEN-1. This loudspeaker allows for the creation of tailor-made systems that meet the needs of various applications.

The new ASTRYA-140 screen channel loudspeaker features GEN-1, enabling it to deliver system telemetry, including signal presence, clip, and limiter status, over a network connection. This feature ensures faster deployment, more consistent performance, and easier reconfiguration as systems evolve.

The ASTRYA-140 loudspeaker, like all products that incorporate GEN-1, can be configured and monitored via Meyer Sound's Nebra software platform. According to Meyer Sound, this new platform enables faster deployment, more consistent performance, and easier reconfiguration as systems evolve.

In conclusion, the Galileo Extended Networking platform-GEN-1 is set to change the way audio systems are designed and managed. With its decentralized processing, compatibility with AES67 and Milan, and the ability to deliver system telemetry over a network, GEN-1 offers a flexible and scalable solution for immersive cinema, themed entertainment, and large multi-zone installations.