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Peecker Sound was created in 1977 as natural evolution of the future Sound Corporation group in response to the booming market of professional audio systems for large indoor dancing venues. It rapidly became the iconic brand name of the legendary high-power sound amplification systems, popular since the seventies, installed in discos and night clubs that came to be regarded as genuine “cathedrals” of Italian entertainment – now of worldwide fame. They include the likes of Picchio Rosso in Formigine, Kiwi in Piumazzo, Caravel in Mantua, Jumbo in Fidenza, Altro Mondo in Alba and Baia Imperiale in Rimini, to name just a few.
Today, Peecker Sound list of references boasts over 2,000 entertainment and public performance venues, the most prestigious of which are Girardilla (Cuba), Macumba (France), Art Club Vavilon (Russia), Patipa (Ukraine), Vanilla Club (Switzerland), Milano Music Hall (Milan), Bambù (Mantua), Theatrò (Viterbo) and many more.
The new research laboratory (covering an area of over 160 m2), the engineers and technical designers, the joinery, which manufactures the full range of cabinets, the Electro-acoustic Department with its unequalled know-how in the audio industry, and the Electronics Department, capable of producing from simple printed circuit boards to state-of-the-art digital processors, are just some of the Peecker Sound assets whose concerted effort has ensured that today, after over 30 years of successes, the company's goal remains what it was at the beginning, namely
"the full satisfaction of the end customer".
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