The new system was designed, specified and installed by the SRL Company of Nashville, Tennessee headed up by audio veterans Alan Rumbaugh and George Juodenas who have been involved in the Nashville studio industry for over twenty-years. Juodenas who has worked with such industry notables as Warner Brothers, Curb Records, Emerald Sound Studios, Bradley's Barn, RCA, and the Opryland Music Group rounds off the talent offered by SRL.

"Before, we were taught all the things about audio, we were taught about tone," said Mr. Rumbaugh, a University of Tennessee Music Graduate. "That's what dictates a good system. Before you analyze all the other aspects, you look at tone. This is what we hear in SLS Loudspeakers that is lacking in so many other systems. We are currently working on several new projects where we are utilizing the SLS ribbon technology and are very glad to be affiliated with such breakthrough technology."

"SRL does a wonderful job of communicating the unique features and benefits of our technology," said Jeff Lowry Director of Marketing. "They not only have a good grasp of the public address system design and installation process but are keenly aware of where the product lies in the current home and pro audio marketplace and what makes ribbon technology so beneficial in modern day systems. It is rewarding to see SRL as well as other dealers and consultants so enthusiastic about our technology and so willing to share their excitement with others."

About SLS International, Inc

Based in Springfield, Mo., SLS International, Inc. is a 28-year-old manufacturer and developer of new patent-pending ultra-high fidelity ribbon driver loudspeakers and sound systems for the commercial, home entertainment, professional and music markets. SLS has perfected the ribbon-driver technology enabling their loudspeakers to achieve exceptional inner detail and accuracy with 20 to 30 percent less the distortion of typical compression driver and dome tweeters. SLS speakers and systems are used in high profile venues such as NBC/MSNBC's 2002 Olympics studios in Salt Lake City -- NBC is a wholly owned subsidiary of General Electric; MSNBC is jointly owned by GE and Microsoft Corporation -- the Recording Academy's Grammy Producers SoundTable events, and for the NAMM winter show, providing sound in the AVID Technology booth. For more information, visit www.slsloudspeakers.com.

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