U.S. Burbank, CA Wholesale Projectors Elctrosonic Lamps

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Elctrosonic Lamps

Elctrosonic Lamps in Burbank, CA

3320 North San Fernando Boulevard, Burbank, CA 91504

(818) 333-3600

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Contacts

Street address:

3320 North San Fernando Boulevard

City / suburb:

Burbank

County:

Los Angeles

State:

California

ZIP code:

91504

Phone:

(818) 333-3600 (Primary Phone)

Social networks:

E-mail:

electrosonicla@gmail.com

GPS Longitude:

-118.344909667969

GPS Latitude:

34.2004318237305

Business description

Electrosonic Lamps provide high quality projector lamps replacement program which is owned and operated by Electrosonic, an international audio-visual company with extensive experience in engineering and supporting AV systems. The company was founded in 1964 and has over 400 service locations in the US.

Electrosonic Lamps provide high quality projector lamps replacement program which is owned and operated by Electrosonic, an international audio-visual company with extensive experience in engineering and supporting AV systems. The company was founded in 1964 and has over 400 service locations in the US.

General information

Categories

Business Services Media Photographic Equipment and Supplies Wholesale Projectors

Business data

Estimated number of employees:		20 to 49
Annual sales estimate:		0
City / suburb:		Burbank, CA
County:		Los Angeles

Brands

Replacement projector lamp, LCD projector lamp, Projector lamp, DLP Lamp, Lamp Assembly.

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According to our records, this business is located at 3320 North San Fernando Boulevard in Burbank (in Los Angeles County), California 91504, the location GPS coordinates are: 34.2004318237305 (latitude), -118.344909667969 (longitude). Elctrosonic Lamps is categorized under Wholesale Projectors. Current estimates show that the unit has a sales volume of $$100,001 to $500,000 and staff of approximately 20 to 49 people. You can contact the company by phone at (818) 333-3600.

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