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ADDRESS: Beirut -Lebanon Achrafieh, Sioufi, Amine Gemayel Street Decko Allam Building, 2Nd & 3Rd Floor BEIRUT - RIYADH - JEDDAH - DOHA - KUWAIT - EGYPT ADDRESS: Beirut -Lebanon Achrafieh, Sioufi, Amine Gemayel Street nd rd Decko Allam Building, 2 & 3 Floor BEIRUT - RIYADH - JEDDAH - DOHA - KUWAIT - EGYPT PHONE AND FAX: +961-1-428828, +961-1-429029, +961 70 979100 P.O. BOX: 165421-Achrafieh WEBSITE: www.audioprolb.com EMAIL: [email protected] I- SERVICES OFFERED: - Study - Design - Supply - Supervision - Consulting - Installation - Testing - Testing & Commissioning - Service & Maintenance II- SYSTEM TYPE CAPABILITIES: - Automation - Background Music - Cinema Projection & Sound - Concert Sound & Lighting - Conference System - Communications System - Control System - CCTV System - Dimming System - Foreground Music - Home Theater System - Intercom - Multimedia Presentation System - Stadium Area Sound - Recording Studios - Lighting System - Public Address - Simultaneous Interpretation System - Theaters Sound & Lighting - TV Studios III- BIG PROJECTS NEWLY AWARDED: KING ABDUL AZIZ UNIVERSITY (KSA) World’s biggest voting system 5600 touch pad system 150 computers Thousands of accessories IC COLLEGE Lebanon biggest auditorium and theatre LYCHEE The newest rooftop in Beirut (antelias) Experience a new era of lighting and for the first time ever fire in the sky. KAUST (King Abdullah University Of Science and Technologies) 96 CROWN amplifiers 600 JBL speakers 300 AKG gooseneck microphones 995 EXTRON switchers/emitters/receivers 167 CRESTRON touch panels and all accessories 117 NEC 50”/60” LCD panels 20 PANASONIC 103” plasma 100 PANASONIC Blu-Ray DVD 110,000m WEST PEN Fiber optic/audio/control cables 26 DA-LITE Screens 23 TANDBERG video conference system 120 SENHIZER simultaneous interpretation system 24 SONIC FOUNDRY MEDIA SITE 69 UTOUCH sensitive touch panels 93 MIDDLE ATLANTIC racks 80 ELMO document camera 94 AMINO video on demand 40 BIAMP AUDIAFLEX 85 APC UPS 33 LIGHTWARE HD switchers 32 MITSUBISHI HD projectors 91 PEERLESS plasma bracket 131 GORGY TIMING digital clock KAUST bldg 1, 2 and 3 world biggest A/V project, Installed by one company AudioPro PIER7 42 JBL VerTec speaker 32 CROWN ITECH amplifier 64 ELATION high power moving head 10 FOG low fog machines 4 85Kw stroboscope 60 3kw stroboscope 180 nipples water fountain system 100kg of scent 100 LED light PAR64 2 spherical mirror ball 1 10watt laser 3tons pyrotechnic of fireworks 1 moving stage The world most prestigious night club Another signature by AudioPro. - KAUST (Saudi Arabia) - Arab Chamber of Commerce (Beirut) - Authority Army Theater (Egypt) - Convention Center Car Park (Dubai) - Dar Al Handassa new offices (Beirut) - ESCWA Auditorium (Beirut) - Eight Castles-Automation System (KSA) - Four Seasons Hotel (Beirut) - Four Seasons Hotel (Damascus) - Gebran Khalil Gebran Museum (Beirut) - Bank of Beirut(all branches)(Beirut)(CCTV) - Lebanese university(Beirut)(CCTV) - Kamar Beirut-Super Night Club (Beirut) - Lebanese Army Authority - Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Syria) - Mohammad Safadi’s Villa (Beirut) - Nile Broadcasting Studios (Egypt) - Opera House Theater (Egypt) - RML/ Nostalgie New Digital Studios (Beirut) - Ghorra biological laboratory(Beirut)(CCTV) - Rotana Café (Beirut) - Rotana Café (SYRIA) - Rotana Offices (KSA) - Saadeddine Hariri’s New Villa (Beirut) - World Trade Center-Dubai-Grand Theater (Dubai) - Walid Bin Talal Offices (Saudi Arabia) - Ministery of Interior ( Saudi Arabia) - Municipality of Ghoubeiry Theater ( Lebanon) - FBA ( Saudi Arabia) - Mouhamad Ghantout Villa (dubai) - Nasser Kharafi Villa (Lebanon) IV- BIGGEST PROJECTS DONE IN LEBANON: - Bank Audi Plaza (Down Town) - Grand Serail (Beirut) - Mouawad Village (Broumana) - MTV New Digital Studios (Naccash) - Palais Des Congrès (Dbayeh) - Rotana café (Down Town) - Ministry of defense(Lebanon) - Beirut Airport- Public Address - Casino du Liban - kids Mondo(Biel downtown) -Villa Dany Aoun(baabdat) V- INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS: - Assaad Khoury Studio (Damascus-Syria) - Cairo Opera House (Egypt) - Sweden embassy in Lebanon - Eclipse Disco (Ayanapa-Cyprus) - Four Seasons Hotel (Syria) - Galaxy Disco (Nicosia-Cyprus) - Grand Hayat Hotel (Dubai) - Holiday Inn Hotel (Dammam-Saudi Arabia) - Janadria Farm- Four Villas (Riyadh-KSA) - Ministry of Foreign Affair (Syria) - Mirage Night Club (Federal Palace Hotel, Lagos-Nigeria) - Niles \broadcasting Studios (Egypt) - Opera Al-Jalaa (Egypt) - Uruguay embassy in lebanon - Rotana Offices (KSA) - Studio Al Sham (Damascus-Syria) - KAUST (King Abdallah University Of Science And Technologies) - People night club (Dubai) - Brazilian embassy in lebanon VI- NIGHT CLUBS: (Complete Sound & Light System) NAME ADRESS Al Mawal Tabarja Al Noujoum Broumana Alpine El-Arz Amar Beirut Ein El-Mreisseh Amor E Libertad Kaslik Au Père Loup Ehden Autodrome Maameltein Baracuda Bkassine Bayat Jounieh Berolina Ajaltoun Bonanza Jounieh Bunker Ajaltoun California Dreamer Jounieh Carlucci Broumana Cheyenne Broumana Club Seventy Ain El-Mrayseh Crazy Kaslik Don Ilio Jal El Dib Duplex De Beyrouth Kaslik Earth-Quake Adma El-Pipo Kesserwan Emporium Jounieh Equinox Jounieh Excel Bsalim First Badaro Fox Broumana Golden Beach Jal El Dib Harem Jounieh Hexagone Ouyoun el Siman Interdit Faraya Judys Tripoli Kasr El Noujoum Ehden Las Salinas Anfeh La Casa Al-Arz Layali Farouk Kaslik Le Pacha Kaslik Les Caves de Beyrouth Sursock Street Magnum Ehden Medusa Jal El Dib Mr. Pao Jal El Dib Must Halate Odissey Quest Hamra Olivia Valere Kaslik Options Kaslik Ouragan Holiday Beach Overnight Achrafieh Princess Sabra Rimal Jounieh Sarab Jounieh Sakara Jounieh Sharks Amwaj Something Special Kaslik Soukara Jounieh St. Bernard El-Arz Sunnyland Zahle Tempo Rue de Damas Vogue Zghorta Waves-Miramar Tripoli Wall Street Jounieh X Club Jounieh Xanadu Jounieh Pier7 Dora VII- PRIVATE NIGHT CLUBS: (Complete Sound & Light System) Selim Assly Tabaris Elias El Murr Rabieh Joe Saradar Broummana Joseph Khalifeh Ajaltoun VIII- THEATERS: Al-Baydar Aramoun Al-Bustan Broummana Albert Theater Jounieh Boghossian Bourj Hammoud Casino Du Liban Jounieh Ceasers Palace Adma Citadelle Jbeil Demerjian Dbayeh Elysée Achrafieh Evangelical School Rabieh Georges Cinq Adonis Ivoire Sin El Fil Michel El Murr Bteghrine Naef And Mary Jounieh Romeo Lahoud Hazmieh Salle Des Embassadeurs Jounieh Sami Khayat Moving Theater St. Coeur Achrafieh St. Croix Zalka St. Joseph School Kornet Chehwan Odeon Jal El Dib VIII- CINEMAS: (Complete Sound & Light System) ABRAJ CENTER CINEMA 1 SOUND & PROJECTION CINEMA 2 SOUND & PROJECTION CINEMA 3 SOUND & PROJECTION CINEMA 4 SOUND & PROJECTION CINEMA 5 SOUND & PROJECTION CINEMA 6 SOUND & PROJECTION CINEMA 7 SOUND & PROJECTION CINEMA 8 SOUND & PROJECTION DUNES-VERDUM CINEMA 1 SOUND SYSTEM CINEMA 2 SOUND SYSTEM CINEMA 3 SOUND SYSTEM CIRCUIT EMPIRE-SODECO CINEMA 1 SOUND SYSTEM CINEMA 2 SOUND SYSTEM CINEMA 3 SOUND SYSTEM CINEMA 4 SOUND SYSTEM CINEMA 5 SOUND SYSTEM CINEMA 6 SOUND SYSTEM CIRCUIT EMPIRE CINEMA 1 SOUND SYSTEM CINEMA 2 SOUND SYSTEM LA CITE-JOUNIEH CINEMA 1 SOUND SYSTEM CINEMA 2 SOUND SYSTEM LA SAGESSE CINEMA 1 SOUND SYSTEM CINEMA 2 SOUND SYSTEM PRESIDENCE CINEMA 1 SOUND SYSTEM CINEMA 2 SOUND SYSTEM CIRCUIT PLANETE CINEMA 1 SOUND SYSTEM CINEMA 2 SOUND SYSTEM CINEMA 3 SOUND SYSTEM MKALLES 2001 CINEMA 1 SOUND SYSTEM CINEMA 2 SOUND SYSTEM CINEMA 3 SOUND SYSTEM CINEMA 4 SOUND SYSTEM CINEMA 5 SOUND SYSTEM CINEMA 6 SOUND SYSTEM X- TELEVISION STATIONS: (Complete Sound & Broadcast System) Al Manar Hamra Al Nour Baalbeck Cablevision Tripoli Canal Plus Hazmieh CVN Beirut CVN Ceralione-Africa Elyssar TV Elyssar Future TV Saida Kilikia Hazmieh MTV Achrafieh New TV Beirut Tele Lumière Dora TL 1 Hazmieh TL 2 Tallet Al Khayyat TV 1 Beirut XI- RADIO STATIONS: AM STATIONS Saout Al Mahabba Jal-El-Dib Voice of Lebanon Achrafieh Voice of People Beirut FM STATIONS Ciel FM Beit-Mery Hit FM Achrafieh La Une Broummana Mont Liban Achrafieh Mont Liban Arabe Achrafieh Radio One Broummana Radio One Arabe Broummana Switch FM Achrafieh VDL (new studio) Achrafieh RML (we have supplied Five Transmitters of 30 KM each, for better coverage) XII- RECORDING STUDIOS: Bilal El Zein Jounieh BUC Beirut Elias Rahbany Belle Vue Elias Rahbany 2 Belle Vue Geka Bourj Hammoud Georges Wadih El-Safi Jdeideh Ihssan Al Mounzer Fanar Joe Varoujian Bourj Hammoud LBC Studios Adma Magida Al Roumy Sarba Mount Lebanon Beirut MTV Studios Rabieh Ragheb Alameh Beirut René Bandali Ain Saadeh Romeo Lahoud Hazmieh Sami Bitar Ain El Remmaneh Sammy Clark Achrafieh Studio Farah Beirut Studio Polysound Mazraah Studio Racty Rond Point Cola Voice Of Beirut Beirut Voice Of People Beirut Walt Disney Studios Hazmieh XIII- MOBILE SOUND SYSTEMS:(Full Sound Systems for Sound Engineering) Antoine Dfouny Beirut Disco Number One Beirut Fida Zalloum Beirut Ibrahim-El-Casty Beirut Miled Masaad Beirut Rashid Arzouny Beirut Robert Helou Beirut Roland Feghale Beirut XIV- RESTAURANTS AND PUBS:(Complete Sound System) Al-Izbah Sehaileh Al Khayal Sarba Alamo Kaslik Awtar Jounieh Back Street Hamra Balzac Broummana Bayrock Raouche Bazerkan Broummana Buccolino Broummana Casper & Gambini Zalka Coppadelio Down Town Crepaway Broummana El-Cherwal Jisr El Basha El-Ezbah Zouk Mikael Henry-J-Beans Koraytem Istiraha Aley Istiraha Tyr Jardino Broummana Jdoudna Broummana Latino Café Kaslik Le Monot Rue Monot Le Roy Ain-El-Mrayseh Lone Star café Hamra Milano Café Verdum Nahr El Founoun Nahr El Kalb Orange et Bleu Zouk Mikael Orangerie Verdun Over Night Rue Sursock Pasta Comedia Broummana Petit Cafe Raouche SL Cafe Kaslik Super Street Sin El Fil Three O Two Sin El Fil Wal-Hala Jounieh Wannes Jal-El-Dib XV- POST PRODUCTIONS
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