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Meyer Sound Anchors Bobby Aitken's Soundscape for Musical Pride

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Sound designer Bobby Aitken has built the soundscape for Pride on Meyer Sound systems through sold-out runs at Cardiff's Sherman Theatre and the National Theatre's Dorfman Theatre.

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