October 2007
SFB Signes agreement with AVID's M-Audio.
September 2007
The SFB website expants with AJA and Blackmagic design professional video products.
August 2007
More brands added to our website. The full range of Sennheiser products.
March 2007
A big welcome to the Audio-Technica products in our shop.
January 2007
More brands are added to our website TL-Audio, Fatman, Steinberg, Hear Technoligies
October 2006
Dutch public classical station Radio 4 goes transmitting in surround on the internet and to cable operators using RME equipment for encoding and fibre transport.
January 2006
SFB is expanding to the US and UK market and starts the websites www.audiogear.biz and www.audiogear.org.uk
December 2005
New brands are added: Terratec, Genelec, Yamaha
September 2005
Dutch Concertzender goes transmitting in surround on the internet and to Casema cable operator using RME equipment for encoding and fibre transport. SFB did do the design of the project.
May 2005
Dutch NOB orders a new series of our populair AES/EBU converters.
February 2005
SFB goes digital video...new in our shop are the digital video converters of Canopus..
April 2004
Dutch NOB orders our SFB AES/EBU distributors to distribute the Dutch public radio stations to the FM transmitters of Nozema and Dutch cable operators like Casema and UPC and their DAB transmitters.
January 2004
SFB Electronics is choosen by Dutch KinkFM "the Alternative" to provide all their audio equipment (except the great DHD mixing consoles) for their new broadcast studios in Hilversum.
December 2003
SFB Electronics is choosen by 3FM to deliver DigitalAudioWorkstations for editing purposes.
May 2003
SFB goes "Zerobase" part II.
NOS radio station Radio 1 uses Q-Cart, our Quadruple jingle player to make listeners aware of upcoming frequency changing on Radio 1 ( 1008Khz ) in Europe. The systems runs just for a few days, you could have listen to the system at 1008 kHz in Europe.
May 2003
SFB Electronics adds the brands AVC, Omnia, Telos, Yellowtec and Audioactive to the collection.
July 2002
SFB Electronics goes "Zerobase".
SFB signs contract with the Dutch NOB in conjunction with NOS and Nozema to provide the public radio station Radio 1, 2, 3 and 4 of an Nationwide automated promo system to inform listeners about the upcoming radio freqency changes..... more to come soon....
March 2002
SFB Electronics adds AKG microphones
to the collection.
February 2002
SFB Electronics adds Studio
Projects microphones
SFB website moves to a new location in media city Hilversum.
January 2002
Opening of second sales and distribution location in the Netherlands.
December 2001
SFB Electronics delivers custom designed in-ear monitor system for Dutch
Metropole Orchestra.
July 2001
SFB Electronics gets order to deliver an custom designed automated top
of the hour logo player system for the Dutch public radio
stations: Radio 1,2,3,4 and 747AM.
SFB did also deliver a custom designed "cart" system to play
the news jingles for the same stations almost 2 years ago and is continuing
its strong position in custom designed jingle
playing systems on the Dutch radio market.
July 2001
Now shipping RME Digiface with
the PCI Interface or PCMCIA controller.
June 2001
SFB Electronics offers now reduced airmail shippingcosts to Asia and
South-America.
June 2001
SFB Electronics delivers complete professional computer system for
Dutch largest Popmusic station Radio
3FM to play internet audiofiles on air in their DJ studio.
June 2001
SFB Electronics offers the workstation consoles of Radikal
Technologies and Steinberg.
A solution in combination with most popular software is available now.
May 2001
Expanding the choose of available brands at SFB Electronics with Denon
Professional , BPM-Studio and Behringer.
March 2001
SFB Electronics adds two more pearls to our range of brands we can
offer you: Joemeek and Trident
MTA products. We now ship their great products all over the world.
Check it out now!
January 2001
RME launches new products: Hammerfall
DSP Multiface and Digiface & ADI-8DD
format converter. The
ADI-8DD format converter can convert ADAT / TDIF to AES/EBU and back.
This little jewel is capable of using 8 channel 24bit / 96kHz technology
on both AES/EBU and ADAT / TDIF (with the use of S/MUX or Double Width).
Read more about this
converter...
December 2000
SFB Electronics implemented Atomz search engine for their website.
November 2000
Prices on our shopsystem are also mentioned in EURO's.
October 2000
SFB Electronics starts new website http://www.digital-audio.nl.