Stereo Exchange Marks Silver Anniversary
By TWICE Staff -- TWICE, 11/6/2009
 Celebrating Stereo Exchange’s 25th anniversary were (from left) Stephen Defuria, national sales manager at NAD Electronics, Totem Acoustic sales and marketing VP Lucy Lentini, Stereo Exchange president David Wasserman, and Stereo Exchange chairman Bob Engelhardt. |
New York - Stereo Exchange went into business 25 years ago by selling used stereo equipment from a small, cramped room in the city, but now it's a block-long Greenwich Village institution that sells brand new high-end audio, video and custom-installation gear from such suppliers as Arcam, Crestron, McIntosh, Kaleidescape, NAD, Meridian and Vudu.
For its 25th, Stereo Exchange invited consumers, vendors and other retailers to a Thursday evening celebration topped off with live in-store musical performances by such musical guests as recording artist Lori Liebermanm, who was supported by singer-songwriter Eugene Ruffolo on vocals and guitar. Other musical guests included singer, author and humorist Christine Lavin, singer-songwriter and acoustic guitarist Jim Dawson, jazz violinist Aaron Weinstein and guitarist Joe Cohn.
About 300 people attended the event, including representatives of about 20 vendors.
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