Revival Audio Moves to Jay Vee Technologies

France's Revival Audio is a relative newcomer to the myriad of loudspeaker brands on the market but no stranger to loudspeaker design itself. It has announced a new distributor for Australia.
While Revival Audio may have only been born in 2021, Daniel Emonts, one-half of the duo behind the company and the Master Engineer, has been in the industry for over 30 years. Together with Jacky Lee, a Swiss-based Taiwanese, multitalented Strategist Executive who built many successes with Dynaudio, IBM and L'Oréal, the future is sure to be bright for this brand.

Emonts is no stranger to high-end audio. Being an audiophile of more than 40 years, his professional capacity dates back to the turn of the century as an Acoustics Engineer with Altec Lansing, three years with Focal, Chief Design Engineer and Technical Director with Sound Matrix Corp and IT Electronic, and more recently as Chief Acoustic Specialist at Dynaudio.
Emonts was also responsible for significant releases and technology from Dynaudio, including the Heritage Special, Special Forty, Confidence, Contour, and best-in-field tweeter Esotar3, HEXIS tech. He was also responsible for Focal's Grand Utopia EM, Electra S, and Electra Be².
Launching in Australia back in December 2022, Sydney's Audio Marketing, headed by Tim Wallis, has done a stellar job bringing the brand to market in the time they have represented it. But as they say, nothing is forever, and effective immediately, Revival Audio will now be represented in Australia by Melbourne-based distributor Jay Vee Technologies.

John Vandenberghe, director of Jay Vee Technologies:
We're very excited to commence our relationship with Revival Audio but wish to acknowledge the tremendous effort Audio Marketing has put into the brand previously. Our goal is to provide a suite of quality audio solutions, and we're thrilled to work with a speaker manufacturer with such strong experience and history in the space, which happens to fill a void in the product portfolio perfectly.
Revival Audio's range started with retro-styled Atalante 3 bookshelf/stand-mount and Atalante 5 Flagship stand-mount loudspeakers. They have since expanded their range to include the Sprint 3 bookshelf/stand-mount loudspeakers and Sprint 4 narrow baffle floor-standing loudspeakers, as well as the Atalante 4 narrow-baffle floor-standing loudspeaker earlier in 2024. All drivers and crossovers are designed and constructed by Revival, with no "off-the-shelf" components for any of their products, including the more budget-friendly Sprint 3 & 4 loudspeakers.
Jay Vee Technologies says that stock will land shortly and that dealer enquiries are welcome.
See and hear Revival Audio at the 2024 StereoNET Hi-Fi & AV Show, October 11-13, at the Pullman Melbourne Albert Park Hotel and Convention Centre. Tickets are on sale now.
For more information visit Revival Audio

Marc Rushton
StereoNET’s Founder and Publisher was born in England and raised on British Hi-Fi before moving to Australia. He developed an early love of music and playing bass guitar before discovering the studio and the other side of the mixing desk. After writing for print magazines, Marc saw the future in digital publishing and founded the first version of StereoNET in 1999.
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