Stereo East

Berman, a Frisco resident, has more than 30 years experience in both retail and manufacturing. He has worked with brands, such as Mitsubishi, Polk Audio and Monster Cable.

[caption id="attachment_151080" align="alignright" width="460"] Headphones hang on a display near the entrance of the 10,000-square-foot store.[/caption]

Berman said customers will find what they are looking for with the assistance of experts in the field.

“Our people are technology enthusiasts, and as such, we spend our time finding the best combinations of value, performance and reliability for our clients,” he said. “Whether it’s as simple as controlling a few lights or being able to manage everything from A/V equipment to security and surveillance from a mobile device, home control and automation has become more popular than ever.”

Berman said it is important to get help with today’s technology options.

[caption id="attachment_151081" align="alignright" width="460"] Various HDTVs are displayed around the store’s showroom.[/caption]

“The biggest challenge we face on a daily basis is conveying the importance of home technology, prewiring and networking,” he said. “Devices like smartphones, tablets, laptops, HD TVs, Blu-ray players and surveillance cameras are an ubiquitous part of our daily lives, but without the proper network and infrastructure for support, performance suffers.”

“We are proud to have one of the largest home technology showrooms in the area.”

—David Berman, Stereo East vice president and general manager

However, Stereo East offers more than technology. The store’s showroom includes home theater seating and recliners in a variety of styles.

“Our comfortable home theater seating and functional, stylish audio/video furniture are also a huge hit with customers,” he said.

Berman said he and the team at Stereo East are proud to do business in a growing community.

“We built a showroom when a lot of the surroundings were agricultural, and it’s been great to be a part of the booming growth and development in our area,” he said. “So we feel as though as it’s our responsibility to give back to our community.”