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Spectrum Sound, founded in 1979 by Ken Porter, is Nashville's first live audio company, known for its early success with the sale of six Shure SM58 microphones. Over the years, the company has earned accolades such as the Turbosound Dealer of the Year and has established itself as a leading provider of audio solutions for major events and festivals across the country.

With a reputation for excellence, Spectrum Sound has been involved in high-profile projects, including the audio for Disney's "Pocahontas" premiere and significant events like Pope Francis's visit to Mexico. The company continues to thrive in the audio industry, consistently ranking among the top dealers for Yamaha products and providing sound for some of the largest tours and events in the world.

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