About Tri-Tronics Pro Electronics

Tri-Tronics was started in 1961...
and has remained under the same ownership since its beginning. Plans have been made for two of the company's employees to continue the business upon retirement of the present owner. Hence, you should not be concerned about having an equipment problem from a company that is no longer in business. Further, our many years in this business means we have a great deal of experience to offer.

Tri-Tronics is located...
outside the city limits of a small town and owns its buildings and property. The absence of high rent and a downtown location helps us keep costs down and allows us to keep our prices competitive.

Our Installers are covered...
by workmen's compensation insurance in case they are injured on the job. Keep in mind, the installers are on ladders, scaffoldings, crawling around above ceiling level, etc. Very often music stores do not carry workmen's compensation insurance. Who will have to pay if an uninsured installer is injured on your job? We also carry liability insurance to protect our customer's property in case our workers cause damage.

We only supply and install professional equipment.
A properly working sound system must be planned and designed according to the rules of science. Using guesswork rarely makes a working system except by accident. Professional equipment has been designed for professional applications and factory tested with technical data published to enable the system designer to know the equipment capabilities. Sound equipment designed for use in homes and automobiles are designed to operate in small spaces and rarely, if ever, work for sound reinforcement.

Tri-Tronics is a high volume dealer.
This, along with our direct-from-the-manufacturer purchasing, allows us to offer very competitive prices. The equipment we specify is among the most reliable available. Remember, we back the equipment we sell for at least a year after the sale...you don't want it to fail and neither do we! Remember though...if all equipment were equal, then the prices would be equal too. (Normally with sound equipment, higher prices mean higher quality.