Electrosonic Solutions – Americas

Guests arriving at Club Nokia, Los Angeles’s newest intimate live performance space, find that its stylish lobby has become a destination in its own right with interactive video, photos and text to engage and entertain them.  Electrosonic engineered, supplied and installed the majority of the AV equipment for the Club Nokia lobby where an innovative interactive experience is mounted in handsome horizontal burnished copper wall panels.

Duty-free shopping has never been easier than at the Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport where an Electrosonic digital signage system highlights the luxury goods for sale at the Duty Free Americas, Inc. (DFA) stores.

Nokia has opened flagship stores in Moscow, Helsinki, New York, Chicago, Hong Kong and Mexico City. These are exciting places in which to socialize and to handle the latest Nokia products. They make stimulating use of sound, lighting, streamed video and interactive techniques. Electrosonic was responsible for the AV integration, and service support for the completed installations.

HBO has opened its first retail store at its headquarters on the Avenue of the Americas (6th Avenue) in New York City. Electrosonic engineered the display system.

Chicago's O'hare Airport, in conjunction with its largest tenant, United Airlines, boasts what is probably the longest rear projection sign in the world. It is made up of 138 fifty inch 16:9 ratio DLP™ displays, and runs the full length of the check-in area.

The infamous storefronts in Manhattan might have found its match. Peppering subway entrances throughout Midtown Manhattan are 85 panels consisting of 57 inch Suncutter LCD displays in one side and Ceelite backlit transparencies on the other with high definition content and MS 9500 HD Frend appliances furnished by Electrosonic. The Urban Panels Network devised by CBS Outdoor is a new type of street fixture similar to billboard advertisements.

Sightseers at The Royal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh, Scotland (RBGE) are welcomed to the new John Hope Gateway visitor center where AV systems integrated by Electrosonic help them get oriented and explore the facility.  Designed by Edward Cullinan architects, the center is a prime example of green construction and sustainability.