Safe & Sound Opens an Ultimate Home AV and 12volt In-Store Experience

CHICOPEE, MA (04.25.22) – Safe & Sound is a very proactive 12volt and Home AV specialist located in Chicopee MA. Established in 1983 by Mike Laventure, the Company recently moved to a larger location 18,000 square-foot facility. A total renovation was completed. A stunning display area was orchestrated with 5Axis Innovations.

Matt Herald-Trent Partners, David and Mike Laventure and Jody Culbertson (LtoR) pictured after a Safe & Sound tour.

This Before and After picture is definitely worth 1000 words!

Mike Laventure and son David, along with seven employees, create exciting audio and video experiences for their customers. The saying that a picture is worth 1000 words has never been more true than with the Safe and Sound makeover. The images in this article show the scope of the Home AV and 12volt category presentations.

Each of these Home AV products include a tag discretely placed with model and price.

During a lengthy phone call with David he mentioned when old customers come into the new location the first thing they do is say WOW!… and grab their phones to start taking images of the new set up.

On the 12volt side separate display areas feature high-end car, mid-range car, DSP and Marine. There are three installation bays plus installation facilities from the previous location located just a few miles down the road.

12volt product selection is wide… and LIVE.

This display is live and ready to impress.

Home AV products are displayed in separate rooms and showroom areas. Large screen monitors and lighted graphics make every inch of the showroom come alive. With the latest technology, every car audio and Home AV speaker in the showroom can play the same music at the same time. Talk about an in-store experience!

This large digital sign lets all know Safe & Sound is open in their new Chicopee location.

Jody Culbertson, 5Axis Innovations Principal, related “When we were approached by Mike it quickly looked, due to the size of the proposed project, that I travel to their store in Chicopee. Once there we spent a lot of time and actually sketched out ideas on the unfinished concrete floor. Over the following months there was much back-and-forth as we discussed options leading up to the final design and installation. Overall this project took almost 2 years. When we completed the fabrication of displays, cabinets, counters and shelving materials it filled one entire 53′ semi plus another partial semi load.