Whether you are buying 100 TVs for a hotel or hospital or you need products for a corporate incentive program, ListenUp is your full-service business-to-business partner. We have extensive experience in meeting the large-volume requirements of hotels, restaurants, stores, hospitals, schools and corporate clients throughout North America. Ask about our special lease rates, commercial terms and volume discounts.

For more information, call Andy Korobkin at 303-744-1179 ext. 132 (for more about Andy, scroll down to see his profile).

If you're outside the Denver area you can call us toll free at (888) 547-8687 or send us an e-mail.

The ListenUp Corporate Sales/Wholesale Division sells products from the following world-class manufacturers:

• Atlas
• Crown
• JBL Pro
• JVC
• Lucasey
• Panasonic

• Mackey
• Quam
• Samsung
• Samsung Pro Displays
• Soundtube

• Sanyo Security
• Sharp
• Shure
• Sony
• Sony Professional
• TOA

• Toshiba
• Zenith Commercial (Educational, Motel/Hotel & Hospital)
  
  and many others

When Andy Korobkin likes something, he sticks with it. Originally from the Washington, D.C. area, he came west to attend the University of Denver in 1974, and he’s been here ever since. He was an avid rugby player for 25 years, playing in matches throughout the country. And he’s now been in corporate A/V sales for 25 years, as well.

We’ve been lucky enough to have him at ListenUp since 1995. “I really like the freedom that ListenUp’s management gives me to satisfy the customer. I have a lot of leeway to acquire products that we might not sell in other parts of the company — basically, if a customer wants it, I can get it. With our in-house engineering, design and installation resources we can also provide an amazing level of service, too.”

Over the years, Andy has learned some interesting and esoteric lessons about certain products. “Raytheon is one of my customers, and they needed some video monitors for their station in Antarctica that could withstand temperatures down to 80 below. I did a little research and found out that LCD monitors contain a gel that freezes at temperatures that low, but good old tube-based sets do okay. Who knew?”

Andy’s other interests include World War II history, especially regarding aviation. “I recently got to go up in one of the last working B-29s in existence. Although I loved doing it, it was a cramped, loud, uncomfortable plane to ride in. It gave me a whole new respect for the guys who often flew 10 and 12 hour missions in that aircraft.”

Though he’s now lived in Denver longer than he did in the D.C. area, there’s one Colorado passion he hasn’t adopted: Broncomania. “I’m still an avid Redskins fan,” says Andy. “That’ll never change.”

Like we said — when he likes something, he sticks with it.