RSSRussound and Colorado vNet Touchscreens Somerton AZ
Colorado vNet introduced its first products since being acquired by Russound last year. The company’s two new touchscreens, the TS1-4/50 and TS1-7/70, will ship in March. ![]()
The TS1-4/50 features an internal 2- x 50-watt digital amplifier, while the TS1-7/70 includes a 2- x 70-watt digital amp. Both models are available in a variety of designer bezel colors, including white, black, stainless steel, wood grain, marble, burl, blue linen, green linen, cherry, and more. (Designer bezels are sold separately.)
Under terms of Russound’s acquisition agreement, Colorado vNet will continue to provide its home control system direct to its authorized dealers and will continue operations out of Loveland, Colorado.
“Our biggest priority is to take care of the Colorado vNet dealers,” Russound CEO Charlie Porritt stated at the time. “We are thrilled to announce that we will honor the ongoing commitment to the town of Loveland and building a community there.”
Russound and Colorado vNet Touchscreens
Colorado vNet introduced its first products since being acquired by Russound last year. The company’s two new touchscreens, the TS1-4/50 and TS1-7/70, will ship in March.
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| The TS1-4/50 with beige bezel |
The TS1-4/50 features an internal 2- x 50-watt digital amplifier, while the TS1-7/70 includes a 2- x 70-watt digital amp. Both models are available in a variety of designer bezel colors, including white, black, stainless steel, wood grain, marble, burl, blue linen, green linen, cherry, and more. (Designer bezels are sold separately.)
Under terms of Russound’s acquisition agreement, Colorado vNet will continue to provide its home control system direct to its authorized dealers and will continue operations out of Loveland, Colorado.
“Our biggest priority is to take care of the Colorado vNet dealers,” Russound CEO Charlie Porritt stated at the time. “We are thrilled to announce that we will honor the ongoing commitment to the town of Loveland and building a community there.”
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