Test and Measurement News

Prism Sound appoints MixRommet to handle Test & Measurement range in Sweden

Prism Sound's range of test and measurement equipment is now being represented in Sweden by MixRommet, a subsidiary of Oslo-based distributor LydRommet, which already handles Prism Sound's range in Norway.

Established in 2007, Stockholm-based MixRommet shares service, support and administration facilities with LydRommet. The company is headed by Gunnar Silins, who spent more than 20 years as a sound engineer, maintenance engineer and recording studio manager before moving into pro audio sales. Since 1988 Silins has worked for several distribution companies in Sweden, selling and supporting a number of key equipment brands including Neutrik Test Instruments, which he represented for nearly five years.

Commenting on MixRommet's appointment, Gunnar Silins says: "Prism Sound's dScope Series III is a remarkable instrumentation platform that offers flexibility, a high level of functionality and an attractive price point. It obviously fits very well into MixRommet's regular customer base of pro-audio users and broadcasters. I am confident that my earlier experience of selling test and measurement equipment to manufacturers and other users outside the traditional world of sound people will be of great benefit to both Prism Sound and MixRommet."

Simon Woollard, Applications Engineer for Prism Sound, adds: "MixRommet is very well respected in Sweden and already represents a number of key professional audio brands including Studer, RME, Trinnov Audio and Dangerous Music. We are really delighted to have someone of Gunnar's calibre on our team and look forward to reinforcing dScope's presence in Sweden with this extra provision of local technical sales and support."

Update January 2012: we have been saddened to hear that Gunnar died suddenly and unexpectedly just before Christmas. He will be greatly missed. We would like to extend our sympathies to his family, colleagues and friends. From a business perspective, LydRommet Norway are looking after the business operations of MixRommet in Sweden while a longer term solution is found.