ListenUp Albuquerque helps this longtime-yet-new customer turn his barn into the ultimate party room… “This is the coolest thing I’ve ever bought in my life.” — Karl P. “I was a Hudson’s Home Entertainment customer many years ago,” says Karl, “and I was seeking out Hudson’s when I started looking for a high-end system. I found that ListenUp had bought them out, so I decided to give the new regime a try.” ListenUp Albuquerque sales consultant Mark Cleveland was working the floor the day Karl came in. “Karl had looked around a bit already,” says Mark. “He said our competitors had underwhelmed him, so I gave him a demonstration of a high-performance McIntosh/B&W system. By the end of it he had a really big grin on his face…”

For longtime ListenUp customers Mark and Marla Potadle, their new 4K theater is the land of “ahhhhs.” At ListenUp, we’re all about longterm relationships. This story is a good illustration, as the Potadles have been friends and clients of Denver store sales consultant Kevin Russell for over 20 years. “This is the fourth audio/video system we have purchased from ListenUp over the years,” says Mark, “along with miscellaneous smaller components. ListenUp is the only place we go to purchase our equipment.” The Potadle home currently features home automation, lighting control, and a multiroom Sonos wireless music system with B&W speakers and REL subwoofers for high-performance sound.

ListenUp designs a cutting-edge home theater for a magnificent East Denver home. Lu Law has known ListenUp cofounder Steven Weiner for nearly 40 years, going back to when she worked in the music business and ListenUp was one of the largest CD retailers in Denver. “We met through business and then became personal friends,” says Lu. “Steven and Walt [Stinson] happen to have the premier audio/video company in the western United States, so I milked that friendship,” she laughs. “And when I met my husband Chris, it turns out he had already been a ListenUp customer, as well. So when we built this house, there was no question that we would use ListenUp.”