Computer Warehouse (CW), the award winning Apple Authorised Reseller has moved after 15 years.
Computer Warehouse, along with professional divisions, CWPro - Professional Audio and Video - and TSC - machinery for musicians - are expanding into an 18,500 square feet purpose built studio and demonstration facility in Park Royal.
Previously Cream recording studio complex, Computer Warehouse will be renting out facilities to audio and video clients under the brand Cream Recordingstudios and theWhite Rooms. The studios were designed by the legendary Recording Architecture, who boast a previous client list of Abbey Road,Lansdowne,EMI and Phoenixsound (Pinewood).
The move is directly designed to service CWPro’s expanding client base in the pro audio and video market says the company. Already certified as Apple solution experts, CWPro and TSC have recently reaffirmed our relationship with Yamaha and Roland to be authorised dealers.
"The company has changed significantly over the last year and this move compliments everything we are doing with the direction of the company, of course many of our higher profile clients in the music industry will also benefit from the new facilities," said Chairman and CEO Jonathan Cole.
The company are also building a real Computer Warehouse - an extended showroom facility - within the new warehouse aimed at retail customers.
Over the next few weeks Computer Warehouse will be hosting a series of events to show of the new facility, details of which will be available on the company's website.
Computer Warehouse can now be found at:
2 Premier ParkPremier Park RoadLondonNW10 7NZ
Customers can ring 020 8400 1234 for more details or visit www.computerwarehouse.co.uk/moving.
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