K&F makes moves in Bulgaria and Middle East

Less db ProAudio and Less db have assumed distribution of Kling & Freitag’s product range in Bulgaria and The Middle East.

Headquartered in Burgas, ProAudio now handles exclusive distribution of all K&F product lines. The company has many years’ experience in the planning and implementation of professional installation projects, and has carried out numerous projects in the fields of theatre, cinema, multifunctional arenas, conferences, live sound and audio paging.

In Lebanon, event and system installation specialist Less db has also taken on the development of the K&F distribution network in Kuwait, Qatar and Jordan. ‘We are looking forward to the collaboration. Our visit to Hanover showed that Kling & Freitag is a competent partner with an outstanding product portfolio, which especially meets the requirements of our markets,’ says Less db manager, Tony M Daoud.

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