[ATTACH=CONFIG]194870.vB5-legacyid=2331[/ATTACH]L-ACOUSTICS and SENNHEISER CANADA Inc. announce their joint decision to end their collaboration. SENNHEISER CANADA Inc. will cease to be the Exclusive Distributor of the L-ACOUSTICS brand in Canada, effective January 1st, 2012.
Starting January 2012, all sales support will be provided direct from L-ACOUSTICS. A communiqué to this effect will be issued to all Canadian customers and users within the next few days. As for the future representation of the brand, L-ACOUSTICS will establish a Certified Provider Network for Canada. This scheme has already been implemented successfully in other European markets and in the US.
L-ACOUSTICS Business Development Director Jochen Frohn comments: “SENNHEISER CANADA has always proven to be a professional and dedicated partner for L-ACOUSTICS during our many years of collaboration and we wish them well for the future.”
Jean Langlais, President of SENNHEISER CANADA adds, “After 18 years of a positive and fruitful collaboration with L-ACOUSTICS, we are parting ways amicably and SENNHEISER Canada will continue to honour its commitments to its existing L-ACOUSTICS customers in regards to service and support.”
The L-ACOUSTICS Certified Provider Network consists of a selected group of independent companies which own and provide L-ACOUSTICS systems on a rental, installation or sales basis for identified market segments according to human, technical quality and pricing standards and guidelines.
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Founded in 1984 by Dr Christian Heil, L-ACOUSTICS is a leading innovator and manufacturer of high-performance loudspeakers, amplifiers and signal processing devices for touring and installed sound markets. Known around the globe for pioneering and championing the modern line array loudspeaker concept with V-DOSC, the company has received numerous accolades for its K1, KUDO, KARA, KIVA, ARCS, XT coaxial loudspeaker systems and SB line of subwoofer enclosures, all powered and processed with the LA4 and LA8 amplified controllers in fulfilment of a “total system approach.”
