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Broughton Pianos Hits The High Note To Become UK’s Sole Distributor Of Hailun
Drayton based Broughton Pianos has become the UK’s sole distributor of Hailun Pianos, a premium brand played by Lang Lang at The Bejing Olympics.
Sales manager at Broughton Pianos, Ross Thompson attended The Musicmesse over in Germany this year, to keep up to date with industry developments, when he met an Australian distributor who had only great things to say about the brand After doing extensive research, Broughton decided to become the UK’s distributor.
To coincide with the official product launch, Broughton Pianos is also launching its brand new website in July and a full range of Hailun Pianos, will be available online via its ecommerce facility.
Glen Morris, company founder said: “We are very excited to announce that we will be the UK’s sole distributor of Hailun Pianos. These pianos are outstanding in quality and are recognised as being a fantastic instrument, with specially selected outlets throughout the UK & Ireland we hope customers will start seeing and trying these instruments in music shops near them soon”
The Hailun brand has become renowned in Asia and the USA, where it won piano line of the year from 2012-2014 chosen by MMR, an American outlet.
The West Midlands piano specialist, near Stourbridge, has recently taken delivery of the instrument.. It is expected that Broughton Pianos will then select just a handful of shops at various corners of the UK, to distribute to, in order to keep exclusivity.
Mr. Thompson added: “We are eagerly anticipating the official launch of this range in July, and believe that it will attract pianists of all levels and capabilities”
For more information, please visit: http://www.broughtonpianos.co.uk/.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Poppy-PR .
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