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Centennial Concert Hall Unveils Major Sound Upgrade

September 6, 2025 8:12 AM CDT | Entertainment

Centennial Concert Hall

The Centennial Concert Hall has upgraded their venue’s sound system to a Meyer Sound Panther line array system. (SAPPHIRE / YOUTUBE)

The Manitoba Centennial Centre Corporation has completed a major audio upgrade at Centennial Concert Hall with the installation of a Meyer Sound Panther line array system.

The new system — the same touring-grade technology used by artists like Metallica and Ed Sheeran — delivers powerful output, clarity, and balanced sound across the hall, eliminating the need for rented equipment for large productions.

The installation was carried out by Surrey-based Sapphire Sound, with equipment supplied by GerrAudio Distribution and support from Meyer Sound.

“This permanent install brings both peace of mind and performance power — eliminating logistical headaches while elevating every event,” said MCCC CEO Robert Olson, in a statement.

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