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British digital audio equipment manufacturer Prism Sound has appointed Player Music Distribution to handle its full range of high-quality audio interfaces and converters in Serbia.
Prism Sound’s products include the multichannel ADA-8XR converter, Lyra, Titan and Atlas audio interfaces, and the SADiE range of digital audio workstations and location recorders. The company is also now shipping its Dream ADA-128 modular audio conversion system, and Player Music Distribution will represent this new product in Serbia.
According to founders Nikola Stosic and Predrag Malinovic, Belgrade-based Player Music Distribution represents a wide range of pro audio brands, including PSI, Barefoot, Focal Pro, Focusrite/Novation, Apogee, Beyerdynamic, Tascam, Eve Audio, Hedd and Mackie.
“Prism Sound products are a great addition to our range because they are renowned for the quality of their audio reproduction,” says Stosic. “Serbia offers plenty of opportunities to attract new customers to the brand, and we look forward to embracing that challenge. Customers who have already demoed Prism Sound interfaces are very satisfied with their performance.”
Prism Sound products are a great addition to our range because they are renowned for the quality of their audio reproduction
Nikola Stosic, co-founder, Player Music Distribution
Mark Evans, sales director for Prism Sound, adds, “Our audio interfaces have a great deal to offer Serbian customers because they are high quality, reliable and easy to use. Prism Sound interfaces are available for all types of applications, and we are confident that, with Player Music Distribution’s help, we can firmly establish our brand in Serbia and introduce many new customers to the Prism Sound range.”
Stosic believes that Prism Sound’s Lyra audio interface will be the trailblazer for the range because it is affordable and will appeal to artists, producers and studio owners.
Based on Prism Sounds Orpheus interface, Lyra comes in two versions — Lyra 1, which has two analog input channels, two DA output channels and optical-only digital I/O, and Lyra 2, which has two AD input channels with switchable microphone, instrument or line input modes and four DA output channels. Both versions incorporate a new ARM Cortex processor design offering class-compliant USB interfacing allowing for seamless integration with both Macs and PCs. They also offer digital volume control, a low latency ‘console-quality’ digital mixer for foldback monitoring and optical SPDIF capability and can be controlled using Prism Sound’s software app for Mac and Windows platforms.
