USA - Veteran engineer Lee Moro has joined Meyer Sound as Nashville operations and touring support. In his new position, Moro will work directly with tour liaison manager Buford Jones at the company's office in Nashville's Soundcheck, the country's largest full-production rehearsal facility.

A native of Windsor, Ontario, Moro has spent most of the past five years as FOH engineer and production manager for Norah Jones, during which time he was the first engineer to work with Meyer's MILO line array loudspeaker system. He has also worked with Alannah Myles, Michael Buble, Blue Man Group, The Tragically Hip, and Madeleine Peyroux, among others.

"Lee is one of the most innovative and respected engineers I know," remarks Jones. "In addition to his wealth of experience working with a wide range of artists and musical styles, Lee also has a real-world perspective and innate understanding of the day-to-day needs of our clients and colleagues in the world of live sound. We're pleased and excited to have him working with Meyer Sound."

"Anyone who's worked with me knows I've always been a big fan of Meyer Sound's equipment and technology," says Moro. "I trust their products enough to have taken the untested MILO array out on a world tour with a Grammy-winning artist like Norah. I'd never hesitate to stand behind anything bearing the Meyer Sound name. It's a thrill and an honor to be working with the company."

(David Barbour)


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