FORT WAYNE, IN,– Sweetwater is excited to announce a new partnership with Martin Lighting that will give customers a variety of options in professional stage and theater lighting. The music instrument and pro-audio retailer hosted a kickoff event on Thursday, September 6 at the historic Clyde Theatre in Fort Wayne.
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This new collaboration expands on Sweetwater’s significant and rapidly-growing lighting offering, which already includes Martin products, Chauvet, Chroma-Q, On-Stage, ADJ and other brands. The addition of Martin professional products will enhance venues ranging from small theaters to expansive performance halls. The partnership is an extension of an already stellar relationship between the top-notch lighting company and the unparalleled sales team at Sweetwater.
“We are thrilled to be partnering with Martin Professional, truly one of the most well-known and iconic lighting brands in the world. We’re especially excited to now offer a robust selection of professional lighting fixtures and controllers for our live music venue and house of worship customers,” said Phil Rich, Sweetwater’s Chief Merchandising Officer.
From mobile DJ setups to world-class theaters and music halls, Martin has decked out countless venues in cutting-edge lighting gear since the early 1980s. They’re leaders in both traditional and LED lighting technology, with popular products ranging from simple PAR fixtures to intelligent lighting instruments. Today, you’ll find Martin lighting products in major touring rigs, prime-time studios, Broadway theaters, and even the Olympic Games.
“We couldn’t be more excited to partner with Sweetwater on this Martin launch,” said Scott Robbins, Vice President of North American Sales at Harman, the parent company of Martin Lighting. “Sweetwater and its sales team are highly respected in the industry and have always done an amazing job with our Pro Audio brands. We are now excited for the Martin users to have the same professional experience with lighting at Sweetwater.”
