How to resolve AdBlock issue? Prague based audio specialist Audiopro to represent Electro-Voice and Dynacord in Slovakia
L-R: Jan Safarik (Audiopro), Andrej Hronec (Audiopro), Uwe Wittmann (Bosch) and Lukas Kral (Audiopro)
Audiopro has been named as the new distributor for Electro-Voice and Dynacord in Slovakia. The Prague-based company has been a country partner for the brands in the Czech Republic since 2009 and will grow this relationship with distribution in Slovakia with immediate effect.
Founded in 2002, Audiopro has more than 50 professional AV brands on its roster. As such, the company is well equipped to design and implement custom solutions for the professional audio industry across both countries, alongside offering training, system support, technical supervision, acoustic measurements, and service support.
“We are happy for Audiopro to take on Slovakia as an expansion of their distribution area,” said Uwe Wittmann, sales manager for Electro-Voice and Dynacord. “Andrej and his highly skilled team are very experienced with our products. Due to the close proximity of Slovakia to the Czech Republic and their performance in the past, we expect them to grow our mutual business soon.”
Audiopro has built its reputation with successful projects in a variety of markets, such as restaurants and clubs, stadiums and multi-purpose halls, recording, radio and TV studios, as well as projects within the public administration and education sector. The company expects to achieve similar success in the same market in Slovakia. “We have developed a good relationship with Electro-Voice and Dynacord and have had a great deal of success with their products over the last few years,” noted Audiopro CEO, Andrej Hronec. “While Slovakia is a different market, we’re certain that the quality and extraordinary reliability of Electro-Voice and Dynacord products – as well as the first-class technical support that their team can provide to integrators during the sound system design process – will ensure the same level of success that we’ve had in the Czech Republic.”