MI7 appointed as distributor for Echo Digital Audio products
United States
English
Malmö/Sweden, October 20th, 2006 — MI7 is pleased to announce its appointment as distributor for Echo Digital Audio products in Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Spain, Portugal and the Benelux. The Malmö-based company will distribute Echo’s complete product range that includes the popular AudioFire FireWire interfaces, the Layla and Gina PCI based recording systems and Indigo Cardbus cards.
MI7 currently has representation in 9 territories and adds Echo to a growing range of products designed to offer flexible working solutions for both professional musicians and enthusiasts.
Over the last 15 years the Echo corporation has developed numerous audio technologies and has also licensed its DSP technology to several semiconductor companies and multimedia industry leaders. Echo products deliver cutting-edge solutions for home and studio musicians, the broadcast industry, and the home entertainment market.
“We’re very excited to be working with MI7 and we strongly believe that their dedicated focus and technical expertise will make a difference”, states Marcel Mauceri, Echo Audio’s Export Manager.
MI7 Product Manager Jan van der Gaag adds: “We are extremely happy to work together with Echo Audio and to add their product line to the MI7 portfolio. Echo Audio has a proven track record in designing and manufacturing high quality digital audio converters for a competitive price, and we are proud to contribute our passion and experience to the European MI7 territories in which we will represent the company.”
About MI7
MI7 is a pan-European and Japanese partnership company staffed by professionals with many years of experience in all areas of the media industry. Representing a new concept in the distribution of media and music production products, MI7 brings competence, passion and results to both its customers and the industry. Plus, a bit of spice! Working in close cooperation with a selected range of manufacturers, MI7 has an extensive customer base that includes both media professionals and enthusiasts. In addition to offering distribution and customer service, MI7 also provides answers and solutions that make it easier for the customer to focus on what is really important, namely the creative flow.
MI7 currently has representation in 9 territories and adds Echo to a growing range of products designed to offer flexible working solutions for both professional musicians and enthusiasts.
Over the last 15 years the Echo corporation has developed numerous audio technologies and has also licensed its DSP technology to several semiconductor companies and multimedia industry leaders. Echo products deliver cutting-edge solutions for home and studio musicians, the broadcast industry, and the home entertainment market.
“We’re very excited to be working with MI7 and we strongly believe that their dedicated focus and technical expertise will make a difference”, states Marcel Mauceri, Echo Audio’s Export Manager.
MI7 Product Manager Jan van der Gaag adds: “We are extremely happy to work together with Echo Audio and to add their product line to the MI7 portfolio. Echo Audio has a proven track record in designing and manufacturing high quality digital audio converters for a competitive price, and we are proud to contribute our passion and experience to the European MI7 territories in which we will represent the company.”
About MI7
MI7 is a pan-European and Japanese partnership company staffed by professionals with many years of experience in all areas of the media industry. Representing a new concept in the distribution of media and music production products, MI7 brings competence, passion and results to both its customers and the industry. Plus, a bit of spice! Working in close cooperation with a selected range of manufacturers, MI7 has an extensive customer base that includes both media professionals and enthusiasts. In addition to offering distribution and customer service, MI7 also provides answers and solutions that make it easier for the customer to focus on what is really important, namely the creative flow.
