Is Yorkville sound any good?
Great Entry-Level Environment Yorkville was great to me as an entry-level employee. The staff were welcoming, fun, and supportive and the hours and pay were great. The company is well-established so getting into their routine was pretty easy. It was nice to get in-sync with a well-oiled machine.
Who owns Yorkville Sound?
Steve Long
In July, we took a look at the history of Yorkville Sound, which achieved 55 years of service this year. This month, we go more in depth by chatting with company CEO Steve Long to learn why the company has been successful, why he is optimistic about the industry and what we may see in the future. Enjoy.
Where are Yorkville products made?
Yorkville Sound’s corporate headquarters is nestled in a quiet neighbourhood of Pickering, Ontario, just 25 minutes outside of Toronto, Canada. All North American built Yorkville products are manufactured in our state-of-the-art factory.
What does Yorkville distribute?
Yorkville provides North American distribution for Hughes & Kettner guitar amplifiers as well as exclusive distribution for KRK studio monitor speakers, Line 6 guitar amplifier, effects and wireless systems, Dynaudio studio monitor speakers, Epiphone guitars, Gibson guitars, Steinberger guitars, Gold Tone guitars.
Does long and McQuade own Yorkville?
Yorkville Sound continues to manufacture and distribute music-related products which are sold through Long & McQuade and other retail outlets throughout Canada and the world. While Jack Long still serves as the chairman of the company, his sons Steve and Jeff now run the day-to-day operations.
Does Tom Lee buy used instruments?
Occasionally, we will purchase popular brands and models of used pianos, in good condition, located in the Vancouver Lower Mainland and Victoria. Please >contact us or call toll free at 1-888-886-6533 if you’re interested in our Acoustic Piano Purchase Program.
How many employees does long and McQuade have?
The company employs over 1,300 musicians and contracts around 1,000 music teachers across Canada.
Is Traynor a good amp?
Besides featuring a sought-after tone, Traynor models from the ’60s and ’70s are recognized as some of the most durable, bulletproof tube amplifiers ever built.