Meyer Sound’s MJF-208 is a self-powered stage monitor that offers high fidelity in a compact, lightweight format. It is designed especially for stages where space is limited and the output of the MJF-212A or MJF-210 is not required, while maintaining the same sonic clarity and frequency control that characterize the MJF line.

This model incorporates two high-power 8-inch woofers and a 3-inch compression driver mounted on a constant-directivity horn with 70° horizontal and 50° vertical coverage. Thanks to its symmetrical design, left and right units are not required, which simplifies installation and reduces the equipment needed. Its optimized crossover and precise horn ensure even coverage, ideal for single-monitor setups.

The phase-corrected frequency range of 55 Hz to 18 kHz provides accurate, uncolored reproduction, with a flat phase and frequency response that allows excellent gain before feedback and minimal interference with nearby microphones. The low-profile cabinet, with a 35° tilt, preserves the look of the stage without compromising sound coverage.

The system is powered by a 3-channel class D amplifier and the Intelligent AC™ power supply, which includes automatic voltage selection, surge protection, soft start and EMI filtering.

As additional options, the MJF-208 can be integrated with the RMS™ remote monitoring system, operated from Mac® or Windows® with Compass® software, and with the RMServer unit for control of up to 50 networked monitors. 5-pin XLR connectors are also available to carry audio and RMS signals on a single cable. The MDM-832 distribution module routes power, audio and RMS data to multiple units, optimizing portability, cabling and stage organization.

The cabinet is built from birch plywood with a black textured finish and includes non-slip rubber strips and a protective hex-pattern steel grille with black acoustic mesh, ensuring protection, durability and a professional look.