This time an adjustment of a well known service offered by retailers: the newsletter. A newsletter that you can sign up for digitally. Only then to get annoyed by the amount of useless information you receive. Find here Audiofile’s ‘solution to the problem’.
You have to be quite bold. Selling an ultra high-end product that has gone back to the manufacturer 5 times in 6 years, because it continuously breaks down. Repaired every time and also unable to explain why the product broke. And yet this seller wants to sell it.
Let’s not beat about the bush. Audiofile has the ambition to become the most value-adding audio store in the Netherlands. And actually, even bigger than that. The last bit of ambition (and perhaps last bit of self-knowledge) is still holding us back here.
Since this article is 100% non-audio and has a high ‘what on earth is this about’ content, the coverage will not be very large. Add to that, too much text and too long sentences and you have the perfect cocktail for no audience. Despite this knowledge, I have decided to write and share the article anyway.
Something for you? Enjoying an audio show for a whole hour without being disturbed by onlookers or listeners? An audio show that you can schedule yourself online? And that you can leave in silence afterwards? Then hold on tight. As of now Audiofile will be organizing ‘Sunday Solo Shows’ every Sunday.
With the introduction of Audiofile’s new slogan ‘Sensible Audio’ earlier this year, it was high time to replace the old news pages with a more contemporary, preferably different, look & feel. Many changes have been made: the name, the format, the layout and even the way of communicating.
The group of customers who know us know that, in addition to Audiofile, we have another company: On the Border. A company operating in a different market, with different services and different customers (b2b). The similarity? Both are super fun to do!
Have you ever experienced it? Your curiosity is piqued by something new and you think: “how can it be that this has not been invented yet??” Audiofile is the first in the market to introduce the Audiophile Hearing Analysis. The hearing analysis that aims to put an end to subjective perceptions.
Another great article in HVT number 3, volume 2024 that Audiofile can be proud of. Not only the Carmel 3 and Hailey 3.2 from YG Acoustics impressed reviewer John van der Veer. If we are to believe him (and we do), Audiofile also left an unforgettable impression on him.
Audiofile’s first Charity campaign of the year… an Easter campaign. We are sure you also enjoyed an extensive Easter breakfast with beautifully colored eggs, hidden by the Easter bunny in the backyard. Time to thank all the Easter bunnies.