Audio Associates Partners with Renkus-Heinz to Bring Perfectly Placed Sound to the Mid-AtlanticRenkus-Heinz is partnering with Audio Associates to bring premium sound solutions to integrators in the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States, including Washington D.C., Maryland, Eastern Pennsylvania, southern New Jersey, and Virginia. "This is an exciting partnership as it enables integrators across the Mid-Atlantic to make use of solutions that place sound precisely where you want it most: on the audience," says Joe Fustolo, eastern regional sales manager at Renkus-Heinz. "We make it a point to seek out partners who truly appreciate the way quality audio impacts an AV integration. The team at Audio Associates fits that description perfectly." Audio Associates, headquartered in Ellicott City, Maryland, has 40 years of experience in the business of commercial AV. The partnership with Renkus-Heinz aligns with both company's key markets for pro audio integration: houses of worship, stadiums and arenas, corporate, government, higher education, theaters, transportation, and hospitality. Renkus-Heinz has provided premium loudspeakers for more than 40 years, and for more than a decade has worked to perfect digital beam steering technology. These steerable solutions allow for audio to be digitally positioned in any room -- keeping the focus off any architectural peculiarities or reverberant surfaces, and instead placing it precisely where you want it: on the audience. With supporting digital tools -- from robust software suites to elegant mobile applications -- the integrator and end-user are put in total control of the position of their sound. "Our team here is committed to providing premier solutions that offer a technological edge and impressive AV outcomes," says Joseph Blacker, president of Audio Associates. "When you look at the work of Renkus-Heinz you see, and hear, very clearly that you're getting some of the best loudspeakers on the market. We're very excited to get these solutions into more locations in our region immediately." ![](/std_images/blank.gif)
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