Lake Technology Appoints SF Marketing Inc. Distributor for Canada
Dec 3, 2004 11:14 AM
Lake Technology has appointed SF
Marketing as the exclusive distributor for the company’s advanced
digital audio live sound products in Canada.
Founded in 1978, SF Marketing Inc. has a well-established reputation for
service and support in the Canadian professional sound and lighting
industries. Led by Sol Fleising, company founder and president, who started
working in the music industry in 1972, SF Marketing is headquartered in
Montréal with sales offices in Toronto, Ottawa, and Vancouver.
“SF Marketing is a leader in touring and contracting for the Canadian audio
markets, and as such, we are partnering with a leading manufacturer of the
industry,” explains the company’s market manager, Hugo Larin. “At SF
Marketing, our goal is to provide our customers and business partners with
the level of support that they have come to expect from us.”
Lake Technology’s industry-leading audio products, which include the Lake
Contour digital speaker processor and the Lake Mesa Quad EQ 4×4 digital
matrix processor, offer complete integration with the current product range
distributed by SF Marketing, such as SIA, Larin observes. “Lake Technology’s
products also fit our objective perfectly, which is to bring new and unique
advanced technologies and product design to the market.”
Lake Technology Limited, an innovator in audio digital signal processing, is
the creator of the technology behind “Dolby Headphone,” a software solution
enabling cinema-quality surround sound to be experienced over any pair of
stereo headphones. Lake has strategic relationships with Dolby Laboratories
and Clair Bros. Lake customers include major computer OEMs, commercial
electronics OEMs, telecommunications companies, airlines, and research
institutions. The company has offices in Sydney, Australia, and San
Francisco, Calif.
For more information about Lake Technology and its patented digital audio
technologies, please visit www.lake.com or email us at [email protected].
