SUMMIT AUDIO, INC. CELEBRATES 25TH ANNIVERSARY

NEW YORK, October 7, 2005—Summit Audio, Inc., a leading manufacturer, designer and distributor of high-end signal processing equipment, is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. The company’s journey began in Los Gatos, CA in 1979, and has since manufactured and developed more than 20 high-end signal processing units. The company’s current products have come to be celebrated the world over.

“I am extremely pleased to see how far this company has come in the last quarter century,” states founder Michael Papp, a long-time member of the Audio Engineering Society and Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers. “My son and I, in conjunction with our wonderful staff, have worked diligently throughout the years to stay the course and maintain the principles that Summit Audio was founded on – listening closely to our customers and never settling for second best.”

Now located in Gardnerville, near Lake Tahoe in northern Nevada, Summit Audio’s unique tube and solid-state units can be heard on countless hit albums, songs and tours. Many engineers throughout the United States and abroad have come to refer to the company’s products as “gear I can’t do without.” Those popular products include the venerable TLA-100A Tube Leveling Amplifier, DCL-200 Compressor Limiter, MPE-200 Mic Pre/EQ, 2BA-221 Mic and Line Module and the all-new FeQ-50 Passive Parametric EQ.

“I really feel that a primary reason for our sustained success and growth is the fact that we have always consulted with experts in the industry,” states Erik Papp, Michael’s son and president of Summit Audio. “By constantly implementing that input into all of our products and services, we believe that we can stay on top of the curve and provide customers with what they truly need. I’d like to personally thank all of our customers, staff and others that have helped to make Summit Audio an enduring success.”

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