Stokes Car Entertainment

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Stokes Car Entertainment, in a move to expand operations and eliminate competition, has purchased Sight and Sound of Logan for an undisclosed amount including stock options.

Sean Mecham, President and CEO of Stokes Car Entertainment, said the move was orchestrated in order to expand the current output of the business, as well as to tap into a larger portion of Cache Valley's car audio/video pie.

"Currently, our output is limited by the amount of installation space we currently have. That is even more of a factor in the winter. Through this acquisition, we are increasing our installation space. If we get some additional foot traffic by purchasing them as well, I'll count that as a bonus."

When asked about becoming the seventh or so owner of Sight and Sound in the last 5 years, Sean had this to say, "Sight and Sound has limped around like a sad puppy for long enough now. I have a decision to make. Do I want to keep it open and try to make a go of it? I don't know that right now. Do I want to close it down and let it go the way of the dodo? I can't tell you that. I can tell you this: whatever I do, it will be an awesome and respectable decision. That much I have decided."

For those who have purchased from Sight and Sound in the past, we will honor all current product warranties. Any labor warranties will be null and void, and some issues that relate to installation by Sight and Sound prior to the acquisition by Stokes may incur a negligible fee to correct.

As with all Stokes Car Entertainment work, any labor performed under Stokes will include a lifetime warranty.

"We are committed to making this transition as smooth as possible for customers of both companies as well as employees," says Mecham.

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