Definitive’s team, our culture, and updates
As we congratulate all our staff anniversaries this month (as we do every month on Facebook), we also wanted to highlight our employee events. It's great to work for a company where you truly enjoy each other's company and have an opportunity to get-together and relax. In addition to our occasional impromptu Friday BBQ, this [...]
Every year CePro publishes a list of the top 100 integrators. The list is ranked by the volume of billed, not booked, business from residential systems that incorporate at least three of the following subsystems: Audio (sources, speakers, processors or multiroom distribution components) HVAC control / energy management systems Security systems (alarms, integrated fire, access [...]
Women In CE hosted their annual Legacy Award Event at CES last week. In an industry with more men then women, this was a great opportunity for women to be acknowledged for their contribution to the industry. The following received a 2011 Legacy Award: Teresa Gallo, president of Market Share Kathy Gornik , owner and [...]
Mark found this at his house last week. It's a publication called "Seattle Catalog" and this is the 1983 issue with the Definitive Audio Ad. It's fun to see how products have evolved — and how several of the brands we originally carried are still in our Seattle and Bellevue Showrooms today!
Starting with the original card on the left, you'll see a few of Definitive's business cards as they have gradually evolved throughout the years. Here it the evolution of our card in as we celebrate our 35 year history. Fresh of the press, our freshly printed 2010 card. The back displays our logo in a [...]
Bellevue, WA. November 1, 2010: Definitive Audio in Bellevue and Seattle will be celebrating their 35th Anniversary as a locally-owned Seattle area business this November. In 1975 Definitive Audio started in a small store along Seattle’s Hi-Fi Row in the University district. Fueled with a passion for the equipment that unlocked the magic of recorded [...]
Yesterday, HomeTheaterReview.com wrote a good article talking about the challenges of companies with audiophile roots to bring in and inspire people who love music, technology and the arts: "The challenge for audiophile companies ranging from mom and pop businesses to publically traded or private equity-owned companies is to find a way to inspire people who [...]
This year, we are celebrating our 35th Anniversary. It was in this small showroom in 1975 that Definitive Audio opened it's doors. Some of our original brands included Linn and Bowers & Wilkins which are still with us today! Anyone here remember our first store?