News Back After Extended Hiatus

On Friday, the CEntrance News Service resumed operation. Updates will return to a regular publication schedule. This means that the Audible Silence Newsletter, which captivated audiences with the tales of the demo case, the unknown rabbit, and the runaway sinewave, will once again shine a spotlight on the life of the company and its people.

The return of Audible Silence follows an extended hiatus. When asked what "hiatus" actually means, the CEntrance News Service responded, "The word "hiatus" is defined as "a gap in a sequence" and derives from the Latin word "hiare," meaning "to yawn."

However, the word "yawn" far from characterizes the daily activities at CEntrance. In 2004, the company gained recognition from several prominent pro-audio manufacturers. In keeping with its commitment to high-quality service, CEntrance devoted all efforts to ensuring the success of its projects with the new clients. Recently, additional help came aboard, allowing the News Service to reappear.

"It's about time we cranked that newsreel," said Michael Goodman, Managing Director, when approached for comment. "We have a lot of very exciting news at CEntrance, and we will share it all with readers in the coming weeks and months."

CEntrance designs professional audio and consumer electronics products used in homes, radio stations, recording studios, concert venues, and virtually anywhere else music is made or heard. By paying special attention to product definition, design, and user interface, CEntrance develops products that customers come to rely on—and love. The company is headquartered in Chicago with offices in California, Wisconsin, and Russia.