Hi-fi and cinema retailer to open in Nottingham
Hi-fi and home cinema retailer Sevenoaks Sound and Vision is set to open a Nottingham store in the Flying Horse Walk shopping arcade.
Work has already started on the unit and is expected to take around six weeks to complete – with an opening in late September.
Sevenoaks Sound and Vision is a national, electrical retailer chain that specialises in hi-fi and home cinema systems, stocking products including 4K UHD TVs, home cinema equipment, turntables, amplifiers and speakers.
The firm supplies products from well-known major brands such as Sony, Samsung, LG and Sonos, as well as specialist names including Naim Audio, Bluesound, Bowers & Wilkins, Denon and Yamaha – with a number planned to be exclusive to the city centre shop.
The company has been trading for 45 years, with the Nottingham opening marking their 26th nationwide store.
Sevenoaks Sound and Vision has recently opened a branch in Solihull but the Flying Horse Walk store will be their first venture into the East Midlands region.
Sevenoaks Sound and Vision’s new premises is 1,647 sq ft in total, and was previously leased to specialist clothing chain High & Mighty, who sub-let it to childrenswear brand Pud. The firm closed the unit in January 2016.
Managing director of Sevenoaks Sound and Vision, Rob Lawley, said: “We are especially excited to be opening in Nottingham in this superb, central location. Nottingham is a city full of music lovers, film goers and technology enthusiasts, and I am confident that we can deliver a first class experience to anyone who visits our new concept store.
“We have recruited an experienced team of specialists, who are ready to demonstrate how lifelike pictures now look, and how great music sounds on a modern system.”
Rob Spencer, a director at FHP, the managing agents for Flying Horse Walk, said: “We are delighted to welcome Sevenoaks Sound and Vision to Flying Horse Walk. They are going to make a great addition to the arcade offering something new and exciting. We look forward to their opening.”
