De Preference
Audio production and sound engineering for fashion, luxury, concert and special-event production teams
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About De Preference
De Préférence provides audio production and sound engineering for events, including sound-system design, technical studies, recording, synchronization, intercom and live mixing. Its services also include immersive audio production and mixing in a Dolby Atmos-certified 9.1.4 studio.
The company works with production teams on fashion and luxury events, concerts, festivals and special events. Its team manages production from design and execution through operation and delivery.
Founded in 1989, De Préférence is headquartered in Longjumeau, France.
Product: Audio production, sound engineering, event audio systems and immersive audio studio services.
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